Quarterback Trevor Fajardo says the Edmonton Elks have a realistic path to Grey Cup contention after years of limited success. The comments come following Edmonton’s decision to pivot at quarterback, after an earlier attempt that did not produce the results the team expected. According to coverage, the Elks are turning to Fajardo, who is viewed as one of the CFL’s most accurate passers, in the belief that his skill can help stabilize the offence. The team’s motivation is to end an extended period without meaningful postseason success, with sources noting Edmonton has struggled for about five years. The reports frame the move as a return to a proven passing profile rather than an overhaul of the overall roster, emphasizing quarterback accuracy as a key factor in improving performance. While the articles do not provide detailed game-by-game expectations, they point to the same central idea: Fajardo’s arrival is intended to change Edmonton’s trajectory and give the club a chance to compete for the league’s championship.