Blue Bombers re-sign receiver Nic Demski for 2 more years

Receiver Nic Demski is staying home.

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers completed a busy Tuesday by signing the Winnipegger to a two-year contract extension. The receiver was set to become a free agent next month.

The 27-year-old Demski has five CFL seasons already under his belt, including the last two with the blue and gold.

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The former member of the Manitoba Bisons was third on the Bombers in receiving in their Grey Cup-winning season. Demski hauled in 44 passes for 543 yards with three receiving touchdowns and another two rushing TDs in 2019.

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Demski managed to take his game to another level in the playoffs, scoring a touchdown in the Western Semi-final, recording 72 yards receiving in the Western Final, while gaining 67 all-purpose yards in the Grey Cup victory.

Demski played his first three seasons in the CFL with the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

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Earlier in the day, the football club announced a one-year contract for offensive lineman Stanley Bryant.

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