Alouettes will be stronger, GM says as team jettisons Kyries Hebert

Perhaps the writing was on the wall for Kyries Hebert as early as November, when he was named the CFL’s East Division nominee as outstanding defensive player on a team that went 3-15 and allowed 580 points.
That’s how the Alouettes do things, releasing, or trading, players after they’ve seemingly had outstanding individual seasons. At least with Hebert — unlike with Bear Woods — they had the decency to release him in February, at his request, before rosters had been