Damon Webb's Two Pick-Sixes Propel Redblacks to Victory Over Argonauts
The Ottawa Redblacks delivered a commanding performance in their clash against the Toronto Argonauts, with Damon Webb at the center of attention. Webb, the Redblacks' defensive back, made a game-changing impact by returning not one, but two interceptions for touchdowns. His exceptional plays were pivotal in securing Ottawa’s dominant 41-17 victory on September 7, 2024, at TD Place Stadium.
From the outset, Webb demonstrated his elite defensive abilities, reading the Argonauts' quarterback and anticipating passes with precision. His first pick-six came in the first half, electrifying the home crowd and setting the tone for the rest of the game. Webb’s second interception, another touchdown, further solidified Ottawa's control, leaving the Argos scrambling to mount a comeback.
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This victory was especially important for the Redblacks, as they aimed to create some distance in the highly competitive East Division. With a 7-3-1 record, Ottawa remains undefeated at home, and this performance only strengthens their grip on their division standings. Head coach Bob Dyce praised Webb and the team for their execution, noting that they knew what was at stake and played accordingly.
Despite missing key players like running back Ryquell Armstead and receiver Jaelon Acklin, Ottawa found a way to make their offense click. The tandem of Khalan Laborn and Jamal Morrow stepped up in the backfield, each contributing their unique skills. Quarterback Dru Brown was efficient in spreading the ball around, making sure the Argonauts’ defense had little room to breathe.
Toronto, on the other hand, struggled to find momentum. Quarterback Chad Kelly was pressured throughout the game, limiting his ability to move the ball effectively. Kelly had hoped for his third consecutive 300-yard passing game but found himself disrupted by Webb and the rest of Ottawa’s defense.
While Webb stole the show, Ottawa’s overall team effort cannot be overlooked. The Redblacks capitalized on turnovers and played with intensity on both sides of the ball, proving once again that they are a formidable force in the CFL this season.
As the Redblacks move forward, this win not only bolsters their position but also sends a clear message to their rivals: Ottawa is a team that controls its own destiny.
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