Zach Collaros

ANALYSIS
Per 3DownNation.com, Collaros appeared to be healthy throughout the first half, but he didn't return to the field to begin the third quarter and was later seen on the bench without his pads. Collaros' second interception, which came deep in Toronto territory with 3:35 remaining in the second quarter, wasn't actually his fault either, considering the wet ball went off the hands of Brady Oliveira and bounced off the back of an Argos defender before the pick was secured by Benjie Franklin. It's been a ragged last two weeks for Collaros, who's thrown a total of four interceptions while exiting both contests due to injury. It remains to be seen if the veteran signal-caller is available for Friday night's Week 9 home rematch against the Argonauts.