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Veteran Defensive Lineman Dylan Wynn Agrees in Principle to Deal with Redblacks

On Monday, the Ottawa Redblacks agreed in principle to a contract with American defensive lineman Dylan Wynn on the second day of the CFL negotiation window.
The negotiation window opened Sunday, allowing teams to make binding, registered and non-retractable offers to pending free agents; it closes next Sunday with a 48-hour club contact period.
Dylan Wynn, a veteran defensive lineman, has appeared in 107 CFL games with 211 tackles and 30 sacks, and spent two NFL seasons with the Cleveland Browns.
After a flurry of deals when the window opened Sunday, the pace of signings slowed noticeably on Monday, though the Calgary Stampeders agreed to terms with receiver Dejon Brissett.
Before free agency opens Feb. 10, players can accept offers made during the window or decline and become free agents, while clubs have a 48-hour post-window contact period.

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Veteran defensive lineman Dylan Wynn agrees in principle to deal with Redblacks

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Veteran defensive lineman Dylan Wynn agrees in principle to deal with Redblacks – 105.9 The Region

The Ottawa Redblacks agreed in principle to a contract with American defensive lineman Dylan Wynn on Monday. The move came on the second day of the CFL’s negotiation window. After a flurry of deals when the window opened Sunday, the pace slowed noticeably on Monday. Wynn, 32, spent the last two seasons with the Montreal Alouettes. He had 20 tackles and a sack in 14 regular-season games in 2025. The six-foot-one, 290-pound Wynn enters his ninth C…

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