The Canadian Football League unveiled today the Divisional All-CFL teams, including two selections from the Ottawa REDBLACKS including national defensive back Alonzo Addae and American receiver Ayden Eberhardt.
To be added earns his first career Divisional All-CFL honours. The 29-year-old played 17 games for the REDBLACKS, finishing tied for the East Division lead with six interceptions, while also registering 61 total tackles including 59 defensive tackles, five pass knockdowns and four tackles for loss. The Pickering, Ontario native has played his entire five-year career in Ottawa, registering 165 total tackles, 12 interceptions and 10 pass knockdowns over 68 games. He was originally selected by Ottawa in the second round, 13th overall in the 2021 CFL Draft.
Eberhardt also earns his first career Divisional All-CFL nod after suiting up in all 18 games for Ottawa this season. The Loveland, Colorado native ranked third in the East and led the REDBLACKS in receptions (92), receiving yards (1,166) and touchdowns (nine), all of which were career bests. Eberhardt was also named the REDBLACKS Most Outstanding Player earlier this season. The former University of Wyoming receiver has played 56 games over his four seasons in the CFL, with the REDBLACKS (2026) and BC Lions (2023-25), registering 183 receptions for 2,737 yards and 15 touchdowns.
The Divisional All-CFL teams were selected by the National Chapter of the Football Reporters of Canada, their local counterparts in each division’s markets, the division’s head coaches, and fans who took part in the All-CFL Fan Vote presented by bet365 and powered by the league’s Official Data and Technology partner, Genius Sports.
The 2026 All-CFL Team will be announced on November 19.
The Canadian Football League (CFL) today announced the CFL Divisional All-Star teams, including two players from the Ottawa REDBLACKS: national defensive back Alonzo Addae and the American receiver Ayden Eberhardt.
To be added is named to the East Division All-Star team for the first time in his career. The 29-year-old played in 17 games for the REDBLACKS, finishing tied for first in the East Division with six interceptions, while recording a total of 61 tackles, including 59 on defense, five pass knockdowns and four tackles for loss. A native of Pickering, Ontario, he played his entire five-year career in Ottawa, totaling 165 tackles, 12 interceptions and 10 pass knockdowns in 68 games. He was originally selected by Ottawa in the second round, 13th overall, in the 2021 CFL Draft.
Eberhardt also earns his first selection to the CFL East Division All-Star team after playing in all 18 games for Ottawa this season. The Loveland, Colo., native was third in the East Division and led the REDBLACKS in receptions (92), receiving yards (1,166) and touchdowns (nine), all personal bests. Eberhardt was also named REDBLACKS MVP earlier this season. He played in 56 games over his four CFL seasons, with the REDBLACKS (2026) and BC Lions (2023-25), recording 183 receptions for 2,737 yards and 15 touchdowns. The composition of the divisional all-star teams was determined by members of the national chapter of the Football Writers’ Association of Canada (FCAC), their local counterparts in each division’s markets, club head coaches in each division, as well as fans who participated in the CFL All-Star Fan Voting, an initiative presented by bet365 and powered by Genius Sports, the League’s official data and technology partner. The roster for the 2026 CFL All-Star team will be announced on Thursday, November 19.