Jorgen Hus, the Saskatchewan Roughriders' long snapper since 2015, and Brett Lauther, the team's kicker, have endured long careers marked by perseverance and dedication, culminating in their first Grey Cup appearance. Hus, from Saskatoon, and Lauther, who rejoined the team in 2017 after initial practice roster stints, are among the team's most experienced players, with Hus entering his 10th CFL season. Hus described his first podium experience during the Grey Cup week as a memorable moment, emphasizing the importance of staying unnoticed and doing his job. Lauther, who struggled with accuracy earlier in the season, publicly apologized to teammates and fans but rebounded to perform well in the playoffs, including a crucial field goal in the West Division final. He credits head coach Corey Mace for his continued presence in the game and aims to contribute to a Grey Cup victory for Saskatchewan. Hus and Lauther's long journeys symbolize resilience and loyalty, with Hus expressing pride in representing Saskatchewan and Lauther focusing on the team's success rather than individual accolades. Additionally, the article highlights the significance of veteran players like Hus and Lauther in the Riders' quest for their first Grey Cup win since 2013, and the emotional weight carried by players with long CFL careers.