James Wilder Jr. was back at practice for the Toronto Argonauts on Monday, two days after meeting with Argos head coach Corey Chamblin and general manager Jim Popp to discuss his future with the team.

According to TSN's Matthew Scianitti, the meeting between the two sides went "well," while Chamblin said he spoke with Wilder Jr. to keep a "consistent message."

"We will never do anything to harm his career," Chamblin said after practice on Monday. "If that means making him the starter to put his career back on track we'll do that. If that means he's traded then we'll do that. We're going to do what's best for two parties: (the Argonauts) and James Wilder Jr."

The team announced the meeting would take place on Saturday after the running back was benched for the Argonauts' 41-26 loss to the Edmonton Eskimos on Friday night.

James Wilder Jr. has his #Argos helmet and white practice jersey on. Hearing his meeting with GM Jim Popp and head coach Corey Chamblin went "well." #CFL — Matthew Scianitti (@TSNScianitti) August 19, 2019

Chamblin refuted trade rumours regarding Wilder after Friday's loss, while Wilder said that though he did not want a move, he would be open to a trade if the team did not see him as an Argonauts running back moving forward.

Chamblin said Monday he couldn't guarantee anyone's future with the team.

"I cant say (Wilder Jr. will be with the Argonauts for) the rest of the season. I cant say I'll be the head coach the rest of the season," Chamblin said. "It's week to week. We understand that emotions are a part of the game from our roles being adjusted."

Wilder said Friday that, despite a rib injury, he was available to play against the Eskimos, but was told by the club that he would only have a role on special teams. Scianitti reports Wilder was working with the team's special teams unit on Monday.

In five games with the Argonauts this season, Wilder has gained 161 yards on 38 carries without a touchdown. He's added 26 receptions for 260 yards with two touchdowns.