CFL award marks Darien Durant's progress

Posted Sep 6, 2013
Darian Durant is a much different quarterback in his fifth season as the Riders' starting quarterback. Durant's game management has improved and he has substantially reduced the number of turnovers. "It's about helping the team out and it's not about individual accolades or being selfish or throwing the ball up for grabs,'' said Durant, who turned 31 on Aug. 19. (Saskatchewan Leader Post)

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