Quarterback Kelly, linebacker Judge both available when Argos face Stamps
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TORONTO – Quarterback Chad Kelly and Canadian linebacker Cameron Judge will both be available to the Toronto Argonauts when they host the Calgary Stampeders on Thursday night.
Kelly, 32, suffered a neck injury in Toronto’s 26-12 road win over the B.C. Lions on July 25. Following a bye week, the Argos (3-4) resumed practising Sunday, and Kelly has been a full participant.
Judge has missed Toronto’s last three games with a hamstring injury. Like Kelly, Judge has been a full participant in practice this week.
But neither Canadian kicker Lirim Hajrullahu nor global punter John Haggerty (both with hamstring injuries) will play.
Toronto will play its first game at BMO Field versus Calgary (4-4), which comes off a 44-20 road win over Hamilton on Saturday. The Stampeders list no players on their injured list.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Aug. 4, 2026.