“We’re pretty much a veteran group on offence,” Tiger-Cats receiver Kenny Lawler told reporters in Hamilton. Return specialist DeVonte Dedmon will make his Montreal debut against the Tiger-Cats. While Montreal’s special teams could receive a significant boost, the Alouettes’ offence has been among the CFL’s best through six games. Montreal leads the league in net offence (2,754 yards), with quarterback Davis Alexander accounting for 2,181 of those yards. “It’s a huge game,” Theis said.