The defence did its thing, but the offence and special\u002Dteams unit were shaky in the 2023 season opener.
On Ottawa’s first offensive play, Arbuckle tossed it long, but he underthrew receive Jaelon Acklin and the pass was intercepted by Ciante Evans at Montreal’s 39. Ottawa got the ball back and punted from its end-zone; a punt return touchdown by Chandler Worthy was wiped out by an offside penalty. However, a botched snap on the next punt attempt was recovered by Montreal, which settled for a field goal and a 10-0 lead.
A 44-yard completion to Quan Bray on the first offensive drive of the second half pushed Ottawa deep into Montreal territory, but the Redblacks, again, settled for a field goal, this time from 30 yards.Article content The Alouettes got a huge catch and run, for 51 yards, out of Kaion Julien-Grant, setting up a David Cote field goal that made it 13-9.
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