Harris pondered retirement this off-season but decided to chase a fifth career Grey Cup as Toronto began re-signing its pending free agents.
Ouellette contributed 24 yards on six carries but scored two TDs, including the eventual game-winning five-yard scamper. Harris rushed for 55 yards n 10 carries in Toronto's stunning 24-23 Grey Cup victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, who Harris helped win consecutive titles in 2019 and '22. He ran for 42 yards and a touchdown on nine carries in Toronto's 34-27 East Final win over Montreal while Ouellette had 38 yards rushing on six attempts. Harris rejoined the Argos in time for the CFL playoffs, giving them a solid 1-2 rushing punch. I want to go out with a great season, enjoy my teammates, enjoy going to very stadium. but I still feel I have something to give and that's going to look different week to week. but I just have to make sure my body is in good enough condition to get through that if we need to do that but ultimately it's not sustainable for myself at this age. "Those 25-touch games when I was 28 years old were a lot easier (to recover from). "I know my role is going to be a little different than it has in the past," Harris told reporters during a teleconference. Ouellette, who performed admirably after Harris suffered a torn pectoral muscle. But the 35-year-old Winnipeg native, who last week signed a one-year deal with the Grey Cup-champion Argonauts, expects to split backfield reps with American A.J. Last year, Harris went into Toronto's training camp as its starting running back after signing as a free agent. Andrew Harris envisions a different role in what he anticipates will be the final season of his illustrious CFL career.
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