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Twenty years ago this past Sunday, the Saskatchewan Roughriders completed a blockbuster trade from which the team derives enduring benefits. Then-GM Roy Shivers acquired two future Grey Cup-winning quarterbacks — Kerry Joseph and Darian Durant — in one deal on April 12, 2006. Success on the field, spearheaded in so many ways by Joseph and Durant, was the catalyst for franchise-record profits and, ultimately, a new stadium. Our three-part retrospective began on Sunday with a 20th-anniversary focus on the trade. Today, the emphasis shifts to a 2007 season that changed everything. The series concludes on Tuesday with Durant’s reflections on…