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Argos release Bethel Johnson
CBC Sports
Kerry Joseph will return as the Toronto Argonauts starting quarterback on Friday, but he won't have Bethel Johnson as a target.
The Argonauts announced late Monday that they had released wide receiver Johnson, who was in his first CFL season.
Johnson had 16 receptions for 189 yards, but dropped several other passes and was slowed by an ankle injury.
Johnson, 29, was primarily used as a kickoff returner in four NFL seasons between 2003 and 2006. He returned two kicks for touchdowns for the New England Patriots and was later on the rosters of the Minnesota Vikings and Houston Texans.
After starting Cody Pickett at quarterback the last two games, Toronto (4-9) will turn back to Joseph for Friday's road clash with the B.C. Lions.
The Argonauts have been outscored 162-48 during their four-game losing streak.
Toronto also announced that defensive back David Lofton had been let go, just over a week after he was signed. Lofton is the son of former NFL great and current Oakland Raiders assistant James Lofton.
Argos release Bethel Johnson
CBC Sports
Kerry Joseph will return as the Toronto Argonauts starting quarterback on Friday, but he won't have Bethel Johnson as a target.
The Argonauts announced late Monday that they had released wide receiver Johnson, who was in his first CFL season.
Johnson had 16 receptions for 189 yards, but dropped several other passes and was slowed by an ankle injury.
Johnson, 29, was primarily used as a kickoff returner in four NFL seasons between 2003 and 2006. He returned two kicks for touchdowns for the New England Patriots and was later on the rosters of the Minnesota Vikings and Houston Texans.
After starting Cody Pickett at quarterback the last two games, Toronto (4-9) will turn back to Joseph for Friday's road clash with the B.C. Lions.
The Argonauts have been outscored 162-48 during their four-game losing streak.
Toronto also announced that defensive back David Lofton had been let go, just over a week after he was signed. Lofton is the son of former NFL great and current Oakland Raiders assistant James Lofton.












