The city of Ottawa has its first Grey Cup championship in 40 years.
Henry Burris' 18-yard touchdown pass to Ernest Jackson earned the Redblacks an epic 39-33 overtime win over the heavily-favoured Stampeders Sunday night at BMO Field in Toronto.
Burris found Jackson, who bobbled the pass before holding on to it, on the first overtime possession.
Ottawa's last Grey Cup came in 1976 when the city was represented by the Rough Riders.
Burris was named the game's MVP after being part of five touchdowns.
The game could be the last of Burris' illustrious 17-year CFL career.
The 41-year-old said this week he'll take the off-season to ponder his future. If Burris retires, he'll certainly leave on a huge high, completing 35-of-46 passes for 461 yards en route to his third Grey Cup title.