By Canadian Press

Montreal QB Drew Willy leaves game against Calgary with apparent injury

Jul 21, 2018 | 9:04 PM

CALGARY — Montreal Alouettes quarterback Drew Willy left Saturday’s game against the Calgary Stampeders with an apparent hand injury.

Willy, who completed a four-yard pass to Ernest Johnson on his final snap, was seen shaking his right hand at one point in the game before eventually heading to the Montreal locker-room early in the second quarter. He didn’t return for the second half.

Willy was 3 for 4 for 17 yards when back-up QB Matt Shiltz replaced him at 11:36 of the second.

This is the second time this season Willy has left a game with an injury.

He suffered an upper-body injury in Week 3 at Saskatchewan and sat out Week 4 against Ottawa, with Jeff Mathews getting the start.

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Mathews, however, is out four-to-six weeks with a foot injury, opening the door for Shiltz.

Calgary led 9-1 when Willy left the game. It was 19-1 Stampeders at halftime.

The Canadian Press