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How learning French is helping Montreal Alouettes players bond as a team

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Last updated: 2026/09/14 at 4:51 AM
Press Room Published September 14, 2026
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Once a week, the day before a game, players and coaches gather to improve their language proficiency. Montreal Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander says it’s a form of “team bonding,” and the francophone players appreciate the effort.

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