Courtesy Calgary Herald:

The Calgary Stampders have added a trio of import receivers, including a former NFL third-round draft choice, to their training-camp roster.

But that former third-rounder, Tyrone Calico, also brings some baggage with him to Calgary in the form of a drunk-driving charge he faces in Tennessee.

The case has been sent to a grand jury after he was arrested on Feb. 20 and charged with drunk driving. He admitted drinking and refused a breathalyser test.

Calico, 27, played three seasons with the Tennessee Titans, playing 27 games and catching 42 passes.

“Tyrone has the physical skills to be a good player in our league,” said Stamps head coach/general manager John Hufnagel of the six-foot-four, 220-pound Calico. “He has speed, size and big-play potential. We realize Tyrone has a pending off-field situation, but we’re comfortable with him as a person and feel good about bringing him up here.”

The Stamps also announced the signings of Chris Jackson and Jessie Burton.

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