Winnipeg Blue Bombers completes single roster transaction

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WINNIPEG, MB., – The Winnipeg Blue Bombers announced today the signing of American defensive back Quandre Mosely.

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Mosely (6-2, 185, Kentucky, born: May 8, 1999, in Brunswick, GA) was most recently in training camp with the Carolina Panthers in 2024, while also spending time with Dallas, Seattle, Tampa Bay, and New England. He saw action in one regular season game with the Patriots. Mosely spent his final two collegiate seasons at Kentucky, recording 69 tackles (48 solo, 21 assists), three tackles for loss, one sack, 13 pass breakups, three interceptions for 77 yards, and one touchdown in 36 games for the Wildcats.

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