

He’d join Vaughan Martin (Chargers, Dolphins), Ryan Thelwell (Chargers) and Tim Tindale (Bills) of London, as well as Dave Sparenberg (Browns) of Talbotville, Ont. If he gets into an NFL game, he’ll be just the fifth player from the immediate London area to make it. There's so many unknowns we don't really know what the future holds and just hoping it's all going to be good.” “So this was really good, and we're just excited for him. “With COVID Like there's been literally no travel,” said Rhonda. Until then, his family is relishing his time at home. (Source: KTSM)He leaves May 11 for rookie camp in New Orleans.
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The Offensive Lineman has signed as an undrafted free agent with the NFL’s New Orleans Saints. Sage Doxtater practices his blocking at a workout at New Mexico State University. He was drafted 12th overall by the Toronto Argos in last year’s CFL Draft, but went back to school for a senior season, and recently signed as an undrafted free agent with New Orleans.

You couldn't ask for anybody more supportive,” he said.ĭoxtater attended New Mexico State University where he played parts of six years. “Everybody says that they have the best mom ever, but she really is the best mom ever. Catharines where he would face schools from the U.S. he and his family decided to enrol him at Canada Prep in St.

Instead of enrolling at a school in London, Ont. The 6’6 left tackle, who weighs more than 330 pounds, would eventually look for a higher level of football.

That was like four nights a week, and then game days are like a whole other thing,” she added. “He'd have practice, I'd wait for him at practice, and I had to have food ready for him since he was done because he was always hungry. “When I get home from work and it would be grab Sage, grab some food had go to London,” said Rhonda. His high school there didn’t have a football team, so his mom would make the drive into London for minor football practice and games. When Sage was in grade five, his mom moved him and his younger brothers to the small village of Glencoe, about 45 minutes west of London. So whatever he wanted to do, I supported him to get to that goal,” she added. “He decided he wanted to play football, and he wanted to play at a really high level. “Sage has always been I would say single minded to the point of being stubborn,” said Rhonda Doxtator, Sage’s mother. His mother Rhonda says she knew he had potential to reach his dreams, based on his demeanor as a child. Just literally everything like you could ask them a mother she's done that and more.” She’d fly me out places for camps and supporting me financially. She went above and beyond, like driving me all over like Canada all over America. “She's literally supported me every single step of the way. (Source: KTSM)“I would not be here without her,” said Doxtater. has signed as an undrafted free agent with the NFL’s New Orleans Saints. Offensive Lineman Sage Doxtater of Oneida/Glencoe Ont. “It’s been quite a journey,” said Doxtater from his mother’s home in Glencoe, Ont.īut getting to the Big Easy hasn’t been easy for the offensive lineman, whose father died before he was born, leaving his mother to fill both roles. From Oneida Nation of the Thames to the Caesar’s Superdome in New Orleans, LA, Sage Doxtater is the newest member of the NFL’s New Orleans Saints.
