MONTREAL

Calvillo to undergo more testing after suffering head injury versus Riders

The Canadian Press Published Monday, August 19, 2013 7:25PM EDT

Montreal Alouettes medical staff member Dr. David S. Mulder talks quarterback Anthony Calvillo after Calvillo took a hit during first half CFL action against the Saskatchewan Roughriders in Regina on Saturday, Aug. 17, 2013. (The Canadian Press/Liam Richards)

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MONTREAL -- Montreal Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo is scheduled to undergo further testing Monday after suffering a suspected concussion Saturday against the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

Calvillo was injured in the first half of Saskatchewan's 24-21 home win after being taken down hard by Roughriders defensive end Ricky Foley.

Calvillo didn't return and was replaced by backup Josh Neiswander, who finished 12-of-30 passing for 147 yards and two interceptions in his CFL debut.

The Alouettes said in a statement test results should be known by Tuesday.

Montreal (2-5) hosts the B.C. Lions (5-2) on Thursday night.

Calvillo won't be the only injured Alouette to undergo testing.

According to the Alouettes, also scheduled to visit the doctor's office are linebackers Bryn Roy (knee), Jonathan Beaulieu-Richard (ankle) and Kyries Hebert (knee), long-snapper Martin Bedard (shoulder), tackle Josh Bourke (knee), safety Mike Edem (shoulder) and receiver Brandon London (head).