The Buzz · Regina Civic Wire

Your Roughriders just lost a legend after 167 games

Did you hear about this, eh? Your Roughriders just lost a legend.

Jorgen Hus Hung Up His Helmet, You Guys

Oh, for sure, this one hit me right in the feels. Jorgen Hus, our long snapper, has retired after almost a decade with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Now, I know what some of you might be thinking, "long snapper, really?" But let me tell you, that position is absolutely critical, and Hus was a rock. He played 167 regular season games for us since coming over in 2015, and you rarely heard his name because he was always doing his job perfectly. In a league where every single snap can change the game, having someone so consistent, so reliable, that's priceless. The Rider Nation doesn't just love the big plays; we appreciate the quiet professionals who make it all possible.

### What This Means for Regina

This is more than just a roster change, you know? It’s another piece of the team that we’ve all watched grow and evolve over the years. Jorgen was part of the fabric, part of those Labour Day Classics out at Mosaic Stadium where the wind whips and the crowd roars. He was a fixture during our Grey Cup runs and the everyday grind.

* **A Familiar Face Gone:** It's tough when a player who's been with the team for so long decides to step away. It makes you think about all the seasons, all the games. * **Next Man Up:** The search for a new long snapper is on, and while it's not the flashiest position, it’s one that will get plenty of attention in training camp. * **The End of an Era:** Hus was a pro's pro, and his steady presence will definitely be missed on the field and in the locker room.

This is Regina — yeah, we know what it sounds like, and we've heard your joke. Now sit down and listen. For us, the Riders aren't just a team; they're our identity. So when someone like Jorgen Hus, who gave so much to that green and white jersey, calls it a career, it feels like a piece of our collective heart takes a little pause, eh? We'll always remember him as part of the good ol' Rider Nation.

Darlene Chicken-Lawson, MiTL Sports Desk, Regina.

Oh, the guys on the morning show are probably having a full-on wake for Hus right now — check 'em out at mornings.live.

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