Rod Pedersen
Pedersen: Time to avenge the 13th man
The Riders punched their ticket to the 98th Grey Cup with a 20-16 upset victory over the Stampeders, but they have some unfinished business explains CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen.
Pedersen: Bring on the Stamps
Chants of ‘Henn-reee, Henn-ree’ started before fans filed out of Mosaic Stadium after yesterday’s Semi-Final win as the team now gets set to take on Calgary says Rod Pedersen.
Pedersen: Riders riding high into playoffs
After finally snapping a four-game losing streak and ousting the Eskimos, the Riders will be on a high heading into Sunday’s Western Semi-Final against B.C. says Rod Pedersen.
Pedersen: What happened to Rider Nation?
With two games left in the 2010 regular season, the Saskatchewan Roughriders have grabbed the nation’s attention for all the wrong reasons explains CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen.
Pedersen: Welcome to down week in Riderville
The Toronto Argonauts shocking 24-19 upset of the Roughriders threw a monkey-wrench in Saskatchewan’s plans of finishing first in the West says Rod Pedersen.
Pedersen: First place in sight for Riders
After posting eight wins in the first two-thirds of the season, the Riders are on pace for 12 wins and a shot at the West Division title says CFL.ca columnist Rod Pedersen.
Pedersen: To punt or not to punt?
“The Punt” or whatever you want to call it is something that will be debated by football fans in Saskatchewan for a very long time to come explains CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen.
Pedersen: What’s up with the Riders?
Rod Pedersen has some questions after the Riders loss – are the Riders a superior team who overlooked the Eskimos? Or are the Roughriders simply not as good as we thought?
Pedersen: Riders head back to work
Fresh off the bye week, the Riders find themselves at 5-2 after the opening seven games of the season as they face the 1-6 Eskimos this weekend in Edmonton.
Pedersen: Hall of Fame-aholic
CFL.ca Rider Insider Rod Pedersen reflects on Saturday night’s Canadian Football Hall of Fame induction gala in Saskatoon and wishes more people could have seen it.
Pedersen: Everything happens for a reason
Rod Pedersen explains why he doesn’t feel that Friday’s 30-26 Roughrider loss in Montreal was a bad thing for the Riders in his latest column for CFL.ca.
Pedersen: Riders need a ‘special’ effort
Dominique Dorsey and the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ special teams have been anything but “special” through the opening four weeks of the season says CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen.
Pedersen: You’ve Gotta Go!
Following a trip to Empire Field in Vancouver for the Riders, Lions game on Saturday CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen has one message for the fans: You’ve Gotta Go.
Pedersen: How could it happen again?
CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen asks, “How in the world were the Riders flagged for 13 men again?” and gets some insights from a former Rider and a Regina born NFLer.
Pedersen: Setting up the 2010 season
CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen brings you up to date on the current goings on from around the league including Commissioner Cohon’s busy pre-season schedule.
Pedersen: Riders looked rusty in opener
The Saskatchewan Roughriders, for the most part, looked rusty in a 19-17 loss to the B.C. Lions Sunday afternoon at Mosaic Stadium in the preseason opener for both football clubs.
Pedersen: A hunger burns in the West
Everyone says they’re hungry as they prepare to kickoff the 2010 season explains CFL.ca columnist Rod Pedersen, but come November there won’t be enough food to go around.
Pedersen: Here we go again!
It was all systems go for the Saskatchewan Roughriders as they opened 2010 training camp Sunday morning under sunny skies at Mosaic Stadium explains CFL.ca columnist Rod Pedersen.
Pedersen: 2010 training camp primer
CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen brings you the latest heading into training camp including an update on Paul McCallum; the Riders battle at defensive end and Calgary’s offensive dilemma.
Pedersen: What you need to know for 2010
CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen brings fans the latest from Regina including an update on Director of Officiating Tom Higgins and former players Graham Harrell and John Chick.
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