There were some anxious moments during the Saskatchewan Roughriders ’ 24-21 victory over the B.C. Lions in the CFL West final on Saturday at Mosaic Stadium.

One of them came following an unexpected scamper by 39-year-old quarterback Trevor Harris, who got tackled roughly and stayed on the turf for a few moments afterwards while the sold-out crowd of 33,350 held its collective breath. Harris was OK, he even ran again later in the game, plus he conducted a last-minute, 74-yard touchdown drive that culminated with a game-winning touchdown pass to Tommy Nield.

That TD put the Roughriders into the Grey Cup game against the Montreal Alouettes on Nov. 16 in Winnipeg. Knowing the importance of Harris, this is The Big Question leading into Grey Cup week: Can the Roughriders keep their QB safe

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