Grey Cup 109 had a bit of everything on Sunday.
And a name from a troubled time in college football and stint in the NFL winds up a hero.
Chad Kelly came off the bench for Toronto and led an Argonauts comeback that wound up in a 24-23 victory over Winnipeg.
McLeod Bethel-Thompson was injured and Kelly rallied the Argos, who denied the Bombers a third straight Grey Cup.
The Argonauts trailed 23-14 in the fourth quarter after a 102-yard punt return by Janorian Grant of Winnipeg.
However, Toronto scored the final 10 points.
Kelly was 4-of-6 passing for 43 yards and directed the team to the scores when it counted. He also had a 20-yard run.
The nephew of Buffalo Bills great Jim Kelly has a championship under the most unlikely of circumstances.
As time wound down in the tense contest, each team had a field goal blocked and Toronto managed to hold off Winnipeg.
HALLELUJAH, HALLETT!
WHAT A BLOCK!#GreyCup | @Wpg_BlueBombers pic.twitter.com/QD8h35QtfZ
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ROBBIE SMITH YOU MAD MAN! #GreyCup pic.twitter.com/RITaOXafWO
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