Alouettes' Pipkin exits vs. Eskimos with apparent ankle injury
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Montreal Alouettes starting quarterback Antonio Pipkin left Friday's Week 1 matchup with the Edmonton Eskimos in the third quarter with an apparent ankle injury.
Pipkin was dropped for a loss before he was taken to the sidelines where his right ankle underwent evaluation by the Als' medical staff.
He was replaced by backup Vernon Adams Jr.
Pipkin was 7-for-17 for 57 yards and a touchdown with Montreal trailing 18-8 before exiting.
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