Center Bryan Stork failed his physical with the Washington Redskins, nullifying a trade made with the New England Patriots last week, and then the Patriots waived him later Monday.It is uncertain why Stork failed the physical, but he has suffered multiple concussions in his first two seasons.Its disappointing. Im sure hes disappointed. Were disappointed, but it happens every year, Redskins coach Jay Gruden said after Mondays practice, according to the Washington Post. When people get traded or picked up, they have to pass physicals, and every physical is different. Until all that gets taken care of -- they report, they pass a physical -- as a coach, theres really not a lot you can do until they actually get into the pads and into practice. Its unfortunate. Hes a great kid and obviously a very good player. ... Every physical is different on every team, so it might be different somewhere else, but it didnt work out here.The Redskins had agreed to send a conditional seventh-round pick to the Patriots in exchange for Stork on Wednesday. But, a source said, the shock of his pending release by the Patriots and subsequent trade left Stork contemplating retirement. Stork, though, had apparently changed his mind on that stance and tweeted Saturday about looking forward to playing in Washington. That tweet has since been deleted, and he will now have to continue his career elsewhere.ESPN 980 in Washington first reported Storks failed physical.A fourth-round pick in 2014, Stork started in New Englands Super Bowl run two seasons ago. But a concussion and a muscle-related issue sidelined him at the start of the 2015 season, though he returned to start the final seven games.Stork has reportedly suffered four concussions in the past four years. 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With a league-best 442 yards, Sheets is on pace for over 2,600 yards this year, which would smash Pringles single-season mark of 2,065 recorded in 1998. And Sheets is well aware of Pringles record and his standing as the best running back in CFL history with a league-record 16,425 career rushing yards. "Yes, that was the first thing I did when I came up here two years ago, look at the league record for rushing and thats been my goal ever since," Sheets said. "Someone wants to say Im being cocky because I want to be the best, then so be it, thats their opinion. "In everything I do I try and be great." Sheets, who had three 100-yard games last year, has rushed for career highs in the first three weeks of the season. "Kory Sheets has it set in his mind he wants to be the best back in the league and I think hes doing those things to become the best back in the league," said Riders coach Corey Chamblin. "The play-calling was good and our O-line was phenomenal ... he (Sheets) knows for him to be the best back he also has to have the best O-line and those guys are giving good push up front." And earning their keep as Sheets treats his offensive linemen to hamburgers every time he rushes for over 100 yards. "Well have to do something special if we get to 1,000 yards kind of early," Sheets said with a chuckle. Riders quarterback Darian Durant was pretty good, too, completing 14-of-19 passes for 245 yards and three TDs -- including two long ones to Taj Smith -- before leaving with a foot injury with 9:52 remaining. But Durant had cemented the win before a disappointing Rogers Centre gathering of 18,211 with a 70-yard TD strike to Smith at 6:51 of the third. Durant had found a wide-open Smith on a 61-yard touchdown pass in the opening half as Smith finished with a game-high 141 receiving yards on three catches. "Im not sure exactly what happened, I just know I got rolled up on it," Durant said. "Its pretty sore." The good news is Saskatchewan (3-0) doesnt play again until July 21 when it hosts Hamilton. But the Riders also got lucky when Torontos Jamie Robinson returned a Durant interception 88 yards for the TD at 6:43 of the second that wouldve given the Argos an 18-7 advantage. However, it was negated by a pass interference call on Robinson. That gave Saskatchewan possession at the Toronto 14 and set up Sheets two-yard TD run at 7:30 to put the Riders ahead 14-11. SSaskatchewan took a 21-11 lead on Durants first TD pass to Smith at 14:10 en route to a 21-14 half-time advantage.dddddddddddd "It was huge, it was a momentum swing," Durant said of the penalty on Robinson. "Whenever they make mistakes you want to make them pay." Toronto (1-2) made it interesting early in the fourth when Ricky Ray hit Chad Kackert on a 48-yard touchdown pass to cut its deficit to 32-21. But despite passing for 334 yards and two TDs, Ray was also sacked five times as as the defending Grey Cup champions suffered their second straight loss. "Part of it was them getting a two-touchdown lead," said Toronto head coach Scott Milanovich. "They can grind it out and its easier to call his (Sheets) number in that situation. "Clearly they did a nice job with it." Saskatchewan, the CFLs lone undefeated team, has been dominant at Rogers Centre, winning seven of its last eight games there and eight-of-11 overall against the Argos. The Riders also scored more than 30 points for the third straight game. But Saskatchewan opened last season with three straight wins before finishing third in the West Division standings with an 8-10 record. Rob Bagg had Saskatchewans other touchdown. Chris Milo added the converts and a field goal while Ricky Schmitt booted a single. Andre Durie and Zach Collaros scored Torontos other touchdowns. Noel Prefontaine kicked the converts, two field goals and a single Ray started smartly, connecting on his first 12 passes, the third-highest total in club history and five short of the franchise record. Included was a 10-yard touchdown pass to Durie to end the first that put the Argos ahead 11-7. Durie was Torontos receiving leader with seven catches for 100 yards. "We got off to a good start and then just lost our rhythm," Ray said. "We just couldnt get back into it. "They did a lot of things that we saw on film but they did a lot of bringing guys and pressure . . . and I didnt have time for a good enough look (downfield)." NOTES: Durant has yet to throw an official interception this season and the three TD passes give him 102 for his CFL career ... Bagg scored his first TD since 2010 after missing all of 2011 and all but three games in 2012 with knee injuries ... Former Argo defensive lineman Ricky Foley received his Grey Cup ring from Toronto GM Jim Barker prior to the game. Foley spent three seasons with the Double Blue before signing with Saskatchewan as a free agent. He earned his first sack of the season in the first, tackling Ray for a 10-yard loss ... Prefontaine played a day after his wife delivered the couples third child, a daughter ... Mike Rae holds the Argos record for most consecutive completions at 17. ' ' '