It’s Official: The Edmonton Elks Sign WR Kaion Julien – Grant.

The Edmonton Elks have officially signed WR Kaion Julien–Grant.

Photo via the Montreal Gazette

Originally reported last week during the league’s negotiation period, the Edmonton Elks made it official that he will be a member of the Green and Gold for the 2025 CFL season.  Terms of the deal have not been disclosed.

Originally drafted by the Montreal Alouettes in 2019 from St. Francis Xavier University in the 2nd round, Kaion Julien–Grant adds depth to the Edmonton Elks.

In 55 career games in the CFL, Kaion Julien–Grant had 128 receptions for 1,656 receiving yards, along with four touchdowns.

While at St. Francis Xavier University, Kaion Julien–Grant had a stellar career with 118 receptions, 2,032 receiving yards, and 22 touchdowns.   

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