31, 2010 in a 23–20 win against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, in which he played off the bench. He continued to spend most of his time on the inactive list or the practice squad throughout the season, playing sporadically. Allen also missed playing time due to a leg injury. He finished the season with seven tackles in six games. Allen's contributions were largely on special teams, where he performed five of his tackles. He played in the West Final against the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Starting safety Lysack was released from the Stampeders during the offseason, and several players competed alongside Allen for the starting role in training camp, including Eric Fraser, Milt Collins, Mark Holden, and Saleem Borhot. Allen's preseason was cut short by an injury that affected his hip, groin, and leg, causing the Stampeders to place him on the nine-game injured list before the season opener. He ultimately did not play in the 2011 season. The Stampeders released Allen during the offseason. The Leader-Posts Allen Cameron cited his injuries as the primary cause of his relatively quiet and brief career in the CFL, saying they "slowed his development and sapped his confidence". Later life After his professional career, Allen went on to work for Aerotek as a technical recruiter and account manager. References External links Just Sports Stats 1987 births Living people Canadian football defensive backs Calgary Stampeders players Players of Canadian football from Ontario Saint Mary's Huskies football players Sportspeople from Etobicoke Canadian football people from Toronto