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Thaddeus Coleman returning to Riderville for two more seasons

By Shawn Knox Global News

Posted December 21, 2017 4:57 pm

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Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Kevin Glenn (5) throws the ball as teammate Thaddeus Coleman (68) controls Ottawa Redblacks' Jonathan Newsome (43) during second half Eastern semifinal CFL action in Ottawa on Sunday, Nov. 12, 2017. Justin Tang / The Canadian Press

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed offensive lineman Thaddeus Coleman to a two-year contract extension.

Coleman will be entering his sixth season in the league and third with the Riders in 2018. The 32-year-old was acquired by the Riders in a trade with the Eskimos.

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Last year, Coleman started all 18 regular-season games, and each playoff game the Riders were in – the eastern semi-final and the eastern final – all at right tackle.

Coleman was named the Riders top offensive lineman in 2016.

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