Linebacker Alex Singleton and defensive back Shaquille Richardson have been honoured as Canadian Football League’s players of the week for their play in the Calgary Stampeders’ 39-18 Labour Day Classic victory over the Edmonton Eskimos.

Singleton recorded a career-high 13 tackles against the Eskimos and also had one tackle for loss and one sack.

For the season, the second-year Stamp out of Montana State is second in the CFL with 69 tackles and he also has one special-teams tackle, two sacks, seven quarterback pressures, a forced fumble and two knockdowns.

Meanwhile, Richardson had two interceptions and a fumble recovery on Monday to help the Stamps record their sixth consecutive victory. He also had three tackles, one special-teams tackle and two quarterback pressures.

Richardson leads the Stampeders this season with three interceptions to go along with 25 tackles, five special-teams tackles, two knockdowns and four QB pressures.

Stamps players have received player-of-the-week recognition from the league on six occasions so far in 2017.

2017 Players of the Week

Week 5: Jerome Messam and Charleston Hughes

Week 6: Marken Michel

Week 10: DaVaris Daniels

Week 11: Alex Singleton and Shaquille Richardson