Cole Spieker returns for Montreal Alouettes against Stampeders – 3DownNation

Cole Spieker, a 29-year-old receiver for the Montreal Alouettes, returns to the active roster for the team’s game against the Calgary Stampeders on July 17, 2026, according to 3DownNation. Spieker had previously missed four consecutive games due to an ankle injury.

Cole Spieker Ankle Injury and Recovery

The injury that sidelined Spieker occurred during the Alouettes’ season-opening victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, 3DownNation reports. This injury forced the receiver out of the lineup for the subsequent four matchups in the Canadian Football League (CFL) schedule.

His return to the squad coincides with the team’s preparation to face the Stampeders. Spieker’s availability provides the Montreal offense with an additional target in the receiving corps after a month-long absence from the field.

Impact on Montreal Alouettes Offense

The Alouettes’ ability to integrate Spieker back into the rotation follows a period where the team had to adjust its receiving depth to compensate for his missing presence. According to 3DownNation, the 29-year-old is now cleared to contribute against Calgary.

The return of a veteran receiver is a key development for Montreal as they navigate the CFL season, particularly as they look to maintain offensive consistency following the early-season loss of Spieker during the Hamilton game.