CFL: 13

Argos: 2

Acquired: Signed as a free agent February 8, 2022.

2022: Played 8 games. Carried the ball 114 times for 490 yards. Caught 23 passes for 180 yards. Recorded two 100-yard games, including a season-high 143 yards in Regina July 24. Missed most of the season with a torn bicep which occurred August 12 in Hamilton. Playoffs: Returned from injury and carried the ball 9 times for 42 yards and a touchdown, adding 1 catch for 30 yards in Eastern Final win over Montreal. 109th Grey Cup: Had 10 carries for 55 yards, and 1 catch for 14 yards in 24-23 win over Winnipeg. It was his third consecutive Grey Cup win and fourth overall.
2021: Played 7 games with Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Had 116 carries for 623 yards with 3 TDs. Caught 11 passes for 116 yards and a TD. Had two 100-yard rushing games. Playoffs: Had 23 carries for 136 yards and a TD, adding a catch for 9 yards in Western Final win over Saskatchewan. 108th Grey Cup: Had 18 carries for 80 yards, adding 2 catches for 3 yards in 33-25 overtime win over Hamilton.

2020: No season.

2019: Played 16 games with Winnipeg. Had 225 carries for 1,380 yards with 4 TDs. Caught 70 passes for 529 yards with 4 TDs. Had six 100-yard rushing games. Named West Division All-Star. Playoffs: Had 14 carries for 57 yards, adding 2 catches for 10 yards in Western Semi-final win at Calgary. Had 10 carries for 41 yards, adding 2 catches for 8 yards in Western Final win at Saskatchewan. 107th Grey Cup: Had 18 carries for 134 yards with a TD, adding 5 catches for 35 yards and a TD in 33-12 win over Hamilton. Named Grey Cup MVP. Named Most Outstanding Canadian.

2018: Played 18 games with Winnipeg. Had 239 carries for 1,390 yards with 8 TDs. Caught 58 passes for 451 yards with 3 TDs. Had six 100-yard rushing games. Had 3 consecutive 100-yard games. Named West Division All-Star. Named CFL All-Star. Named Winnipeg’s Most Outstanding Canadian. Named West Division’s Most Outstanding Canadian. Playoffs: Had 19 carries for 153 yards and a TD, adding 2 catches for 10 yards in Western Semi-Final win at Saskatchewan. Had 13 carries for 71 yards, with 4 catches for 9 yards in Western Final loss at Calgary.

2017: Played 18 games with Winnipeg. Had 189 carries for 1,035 yards with 6 TDs. Caught 105 passes for 857 yards and a TD. Had two 100-yard rushing games. Named West Division All-Star. Named CFL All-Star. Named Winnipeg’s Most Outstanding Canadian. Named West Division’s Most Outstanding Canadian. Named CFL’s Most Outstanding Canadian. Playoffs: Had 11 carries for 77 yards, and 4 catches for 43 yards in Western Semi-Final loss to Edmonton.

2016: Signed with Winnipeg February 9. Played 15 games. Had 195 carries for 974 yards with 4 TDs. Caught 67 passes for 631 yards and a TD. Had two 100-yard rushing games. Named West Division All-Star. Named CFL All-Star. Named Winnipeg’s Most Outstanding Canadian. Playoffs: Had 11 carries for 61 yards and a TD, with 4 catches for 27 yards in Western Semi-Final loss at B.C.

2015: Played 18 games with B.C. Lions. Had 222 carries for 1,039 yards with 8 TDs. Caught 53 passes for 484 yards with 2 TDs. Had four 100-yard rushing games. Named West Division All-Star. Named CFL All-Star. Named B.C.’s Most Outstanding Canadian. Playoffs: Carried the ball 14 times for 79 yards, caught 3 passes for 28 yards in Western Semi-Final loss in Calgary.

2014: Played 12 games with B.C. Had 122 carries for 652 yards with 2 TDs. Caught 46 passes for 529 yards with 4 TDs. Had two 100-yard games. Missed final 6 games of season with an injury. Playoffs: Did not play in Eastern Semi-Final loss at Montreal due to an injury.

2013: Played 18 games with B.C. Had 198 carries for 998 yards with 7 TDs. Had four 100-yard rushing games. Caught 61 passes for 513 yards with 4 TDs. Named B.C.’s Most Outstanding Canadian. Playoffs: Had 10 carries for 93 yards, with 2 catches for 21 yards in Western Semi-Final loss at Saskatchewan.

2012: Played 18 games with B.C. Had 187 carries for 1,112 yards with 8 TDs. His first 100-yard game was July 6 with a 147-yard game against Hamilton July 6. Caught 75 passes for 718 yards and 5 TDs. Named West Division All-Star. Named CFL All-Star. Named B.C.’s Most Outstanding Canadian. Playoffs: Had 8 carries for 33 yards, and 10 catches for 75 yards in Western Final loss to Calgary.

2011: Played 18 games with B.C. Had 96 carries for 458 yards and a touchdown. His first running touchdown was a 6-yard run October 10 against Calgary. Caught 30 passes for 395 yards and 7 touchdowns. Scored a touchdown on his first CFL catch, an 11-yard pass from Travis Lulay July 8 against Calgary. Playoffs: Had 7 carries for 41 yards and a touchdown, with 3 catches for 29 yards and a touchdown in Western Final win against Edmonton. 99th Grey Cup: Had 10 carries for 65 yards and a TD, with 1 catch for 6 yards in 34-23 win over Winnipeg. Named Most Outstanding Canadian.

2010: Played 18 games with B.C. Had no carries and no catches. Used as a punt and kickoff returner. Made CFL debut July 4 at Edmonton. Playoffs: Returned a kickoff 29 yards in Western Semi-Final loss at Saskatchewan.

2008: Claimed as a territorial exemption by the B.C. Lions.

College: Did not play college football. Played junior football with the Vancouver Island Raiders. Set CJFL records for career touchdowns. Led Raiders to national championships in 2006, 2008, 2009. In 2009 won the Wally Buono Award as the most outstanding junior football player in Canada.

Personal: Attended Grant Park High School, then Oak Park High School for his senior year. His early years were spent in Steinbach, Manitoba.