this season than in any of his previous five with the club: he threw just one pass and wasn't utilized in short yardage situations (he had 54 carries and nine TDs in 2011.) A free agent in February, all indications are that Porter will be moving on. That leaves No. 3 Dan LeFevour, who has yet to throw a CFL pass, and whoever the Ticats bring to training camp next season left to compete for the backup job behind Burris. Look for the club to try and bring in some veteran insurance in case Burris - who was remarkably durable this year - gets hurt. Grade: B Receivers Chris Williams followed up his stellar rookie season with an even better sophomore campaign, leading the team in receiving yards (1,298) and setting a team record for touchdowns scored with 17. The only question with Williams is whether the Ticats can sign him to a contract extension or whether he'll play out his option and try his luck in the NFL in 2014. After signing a monster free agent deal last February, Andy Fantuz started the season slowly but finished with 72 catches, 971 yards and a career high eight scores, which is more or less in line with his previous CFL seasons. Dave Stala saw his stats decline for a second straight year and struggled to come to grips with his reduced role, while rookie Sam Giguere put up numbers (41 catches, 549 yards) that would have been considered excellent were