CFL Draft
Unlike any other: 2014 Draft doesn’t disappoint
The reviews are in: The 2014 CFL Draft was absolutely crazy. Headlined by five first round trades, the excitement seemingly never stopped all night.
Laurent Duvernay-Tardif falls to 19th overall to Calgary
Widely regarded as a prospect with instant starter potential, Laurant Duvernay-Tardif saw his draft stock drop as he was taken 19th overall by the Stampeders.
Round 2 Recap: Riders take Ainsworth, Lue to Montreal
The Montreal Alouettes kicked off the second round by taking LB Andrew Lue while the Roughriders took Dylan Ainsworth with their first pick.
Ticats close out Round 1 by taking Landry, Gill
The Ticats dealt with Saskatchewan to get the final two picks in the first round and selected Beau Landry (8th overall) and Evan Gill (9th overall).
Bailey goes sixth overall to the Eskimos
Devon Bailey, the top-ranked receiver in the 2014 CFL Draft class, is heading to Edmonton Eskimos. He was selected sixth overall.
Argos trade for third overall pick, select Coombs
The Toronto Argonauts have traded up with the Edmonton Eskimos and taken Manitoba running back Anthony Coombs with the third overall pick in the CFL Draft.
Montreal takes David Foucault with fifth selection
The Drafts third-ranked prospect has gone fifth overall. The OL was selected in the first round of the 2014 CFL Draft by Montreal after the Als traded picks with Ottawa.
Bombers peg Goossen second overall in Draft
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have added size to their offensive line, drafting SFU lineman Matthias Goossen second overall in the 2014 CFL Draft.
Lavertu taken with Calgary’s first overall pick
After a blockbuster trade that saw Calgary acquire the 1st overall pick in the Draft from Ottawa, Pierre Lavertu is officially a Calgary Stampeder.
Justin Dunk’s 2014 Mock Draft – V2.0
Mere hours separate us from the 2014 CFL Draft, and Justin Dunk is here to walk you through each pick of the first three rounds in his final mock draft of the year.
On The Clock: Previewing the 2014 CFL Draft
Is Pierre Lavertu the runaway number one pick? Where does Laurent Duvernay-Tardif fit in? We cover it all in the 2014 CFL.ca Draft Preview.
Draft Stories: Getzlaf remembers the relief
True to form, Saskatchewan Roughriders slotback Chris Getzlafs Draft Day experience was low-key, and spent with family.
Riders, REDBLACKS highlight TSN’s pre-season schedule
The Ottawa REDBLACKS and Saskatchewan Roughriders headline a list of six pre-season games that TSN will televise in June.
Draft Stories: 2008’s Mr. Irrelevant
What does the term Mr. Irrelevant mean to you? To Montreal Alouettes offensive lineman Luc Brodeur-Jourdain, it’s a term of inspiration.
5 things you need to know heading into the Draft
As Tuesday nears, CFL.ca equips you with five of the most important stats, trends and facts you need to know heading into the 2014 CFL Draft.
CFL.ca is the place to be on Draft Day
The 2014 CFL Draft is ready to kickoff on Tuesday, May 13 at 7:00pm ET, and CFL.ca is your place to be with wall-to-wall coverage.
The Great Debate: Who will go 1st overall?
Only one day remains until Commissioner Cohon announces the first overall pick of the Draft, and the speculation as to whose name will be called is as rampant as ever.
East holds on to prevail in annual East West Bowl
The East jumped out to an early lead and staved off a late West comeback to win the 2014 East West Bowl 19-12 at Londons TD Stadium Saturday afternoon.
Twist in the Order?: Duvernay-Tardif’s stock could drop
The spotlight may be about to fall directly on David Foucault and Pierre Lavertu as Tuesdays Draft approaches according to CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk.
Draft Guru Duane Forde dishes on top prospects
With the CFL Draft fast approaching, CFL on TSN draft guru Duane Forde took the time to answer some questions about his thoughts on this year’s crop of young talent.
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