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"I think everyone was a little shocked and you know disappointed because we built some great relationships with Lozo," said Santos-Knox. "He鈥檚 one of the best teammates I鈥檝e ever had. Just a great player, a guy you want to be playing with."

Mauldin was traded Sunday to the Stampeders for a fourth-round pick in the 2026 CFL draft.

Through 14 games this season, Mauldin, who joined the Redblacks before the 2022 season, has recorded 26 tackles, including two tackles for loss, two sacks and three knockdowns.

In his first season with the Redblacks, Mauldin had a franchise-record 16 sacks and was named the CFL's outstanding defensive player.

Redblacks head coach Bob Dyce had high praise for his former lineman.

"I cannot thank him enough for his time here in Ottawa," said Dyce. 鈥淗e is a player who gave everything that he had to this organization, and certainly a very tough thing to see him go. You know, it鈥檚 a shitty, sorry, that鈥檚 a tough part of this business."

Dyce, who chose to wear his sunglasses while being interviewed indoors, took a lengthy pause before responding when asked if he had been consulted about the trade.

"Shawn (general manager Shawn Burke) and I work together on everything," Dyce said.

With a league-worst 4-10 record the Redblacks playoff chances were already slim, and this latest move makes the road that much more difficult. Ottawa is coming off a bye week that followed a 26-18 loss to Winnipeg.

Ottawa hosts the league-leading Saskatchewan Roughriders (10-4) Friday night and needs to win all four of its remaining games if it has any hopes of salvaging the season.

Dyce said the focus for everyone right now is Friday night and not to look any further ahead.

"We have to move forward and correct the things that need to be corrected," said Dyce. "And make sure that the things we鈥檙e doing well, we're doing them better."

Mauldin's spot will be filled by 24-year-old Chase McGowan.

"From the whole time he鈥檚 been here he鈥檚 been someone we liked," Dyce said. "He鈥檚 got a good motor. Plays a run equally as hard as he plays the pass and plays within the framework of the defence."

With the trade deadline set for Wednesday at 3:59 p.m. ET, the Redblacks are well aware there could be additional changes to the roster.

"We focus on what鈥檚 in front of us," Dyce said. "We鈥檝e got a game plan that we focus on and we鈥檙e focused on making sure we get better here every day."

This report by 好色tvwas first published Sept. 29, 2025.聽