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 MONTREAL -The Montreal Alouettes released veteran quarterback Darian Durant on Monday, the day before he was scheduled to receive a significant bonus. Durant, 35, was due a $150,000 roster bonus Tuesday. Durant signed a three-year, $1.25-million deal with Montreal after being acquired from the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Montreal posted a CFL-worst 3-15 record last season, missing the playoffs for a third straight season. Durant threw for 3,233 yards with 15 TDs but also had 16 interceptions. On Saturday, Montreal signed former NFL starter Josh Freeman to a two-year deal. When Mike Sherman was hired as Montreal's head coach Dec. 20 he wouldn't commit to Durant, adding the starting job was "up for grabs.'' (CP) |
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