Quarterback Nathan Rourke has been meticulous about his rehabilitation following surgery for a Lisfranc sprain in his right foot, his attention to detail the main reason that he remains in the hunt to see playing time in the B.C. Lion’s regular season finale Friday in Winnipeg.
The Lions, who didn’t practice as a team on Monday, will return to the field Tuesday. Co-general manager Neil McEvoy says the Lions will decide over the next few days whether Rourke is ready to return and how much action he might see if and when he’s given the green light.
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