14 Facts About Justin Palardy

Justin Palardy was born on May 24,1988 and is a Canadian former professional football placekicker.

Justin Palardy was drafted 36th overall by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the 2010 CFL Draft and was used as a punter.

Justin Palardy played CIS football for the Saint Mary's Huskies.

Justin Palardy earned AUS All-Star kicker three times, twice as a punter and was named to the CIS 2nd All Canadian Team.

Justin Palardy earned rookie of the year for both the AUS and SMU in 2006 and was named SMU MVP after the 2009 season.

Justin Palardy's was drafted by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the fifth round of the 2010 CFL Draft.

Justin Palardy signed with Winnipeg in August 2010 and became their field-goal kicker after Louie Sakoda injured his calf muscle in a pregame warmup.

Justin Palardy completed 39 of 45 field goals overall and averaged a career-high 57.3 yards on 70 kickoffs.

Justin Palardy started the season completed 9 of 12 field goals, before being replaced by Sandro DeAngelis in the middle of the season.

Justin Palardy was signed by the expansion Ottawa Redblacks on March 6,2014.

In two preseason games with the Redblacks, Justin Palardy punted the ball 20 times for an average of 41.6.

Justin Palardy was released as one of the Redblacks preseason cuts in June 2014.

Justin Palardy was signed by the Toronto Argonauts to a practice roster agreement on September 24,2015 following an injury to incumbent kicker Swayze Waters.

Justin Palardy played in five games with the Argos connecting on 8 of 11 field goals and punted the ball 17 times for a 44.4 average.