MONTREAL -- Montreal Alouettes head coach Marc Trestman, two members of his staff and the CFL team's athletic therapist were uninjured after being involved in a traffic accident Monday.
Trestman, running backs and offensive line coach Andy Bischoff and defensive line coach Mike Sinclair, along with Rodney Sassi were in a van that was struck by a tanker truck on a Montreal highway. Sassi was operating the vehicle, which suffered damage to the driver’s side.
Quebec provincial police were called to the scene. Trestman and the coaches were slightly late for the start of practice as a result of the accident.
“We’re all good,” Trestman told reporters afterwards. “Sassi did a good job of driving.”
....yikes......you don't want to hear stuff like this.....Driving can be a dangerous occupation....I'm sure glad they were alright :thup: ...Not only do you have to drive for yourself but also for everyone else on the road
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