The last few months haven’t been easy for Vernon Adams Jr.
A knee injury took him out of the B.C. Lions lineup and, once he was healthy again, the American quarterback remained on the sideline, watching as his team struggled to create consistency.
Returning to the starter’s spot Saturday was a big opportunity for Adams — one he was quick to take full advantage.
The QB passed for 393 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions, guiding the Lions to a 27-3 victory over the league-leading Montreal Alouettes.
“It’s been tough times, just sitting back and watching and just how everything unfolded throughout the season,” said Adams, who added 39 rushing yards with another TD.
“But I’m just glad I got an opportunity tonight, and my playmakers helped me look better than what I am, my O-line did a fantastic job. … So, I’m just happy we got a good …