Prospects
Chambers heading to Edmonton, drafted sixth overall
With their second pick in the 2012 CFL Canadian Draft, the Edmonton Eskimos have selected Wilfrid Laurier receiver Shamawd Chambers with the sixth overall selection.
Heenan taken first overall by Riders
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have made it official. Local product Ben Heenan has been selected first overall in the 2012 CFL Canadian Draft.
Nye: Should Taman deal first overall pick?
CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye thinks that one of the Riders best options on draft day is to deal the first overall pick for some more picks later on in the draft.
Pedersen: No space for Heenan in Riderville
CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen believes that the Roughriders are better off selecting Laurier receiver Shamawd Chambers during tomorrow’s CFL Canadian Draft.
Hardy: Why Plesius deserves a better ranking
Following the release of the CFL Scouting Bureau’s April rankings, CFL.ca’s Trevor Hardy believes Laval’s Frédéric Plesius deserves a higher ranking.
Landry: Nine is fine for Barker, Argos
Having dealt their first-round pick to the Eskimos in exchange for Ricky Ray, the Toronto Argonauts seem content in picking ninth overall, explains Don Landry.
Stephen: Stamps picking early and often
With a total of nine picks in the 2012 CFL Canadian College draft, the Calgary Stampeders are hoping to find their own diamond in the rough.
Draft Profile: Kyle Quinlan
McMaster University QB and 2011 Vanier Cup winner Kyle Quinlan says it would be a dream to continue playing Canadian Football, as the 2012 CFL Draft inches closer.
Campbell: Important first round for Esks
Edmonton’s first pick in the 2012 CFL Canadian Draft is one of the most important in franchise history, explains CFL.ca’s Dave Campbell.
Dunk: Chambers an interesting option for Ticats
Depending on what happens with the first two picks in the upcoming draft, Shamawd Chambers might very well find himself wearing Black and Gold come summertime.
Morris: Two heads better than one for BC’s draft
For the first time in years, Wally Buono will have a head coach other than himself chiming in on a strategy for the upcoming 2012 CFL Canadian draft.
Irving: Bombers aim to continue draft success
Since taking over as General Manager in 2010, Joe Mack has done a good job of adding to the team’s Canadian talent. He hopes to continue that trend during the 2012 Draft.
Draft Profile: Jordan Brescacin
Windsor receiver Jordan Brescacin believes his finesse and intelligence hands him an advantage on the field. Hopefully it’s one that will land him on a 2012 roster.
Draft Profile: Johnny Aprile
Queen’s University receiver Johhny Aprile says his aggressiveness and size combine to make him an asset on the field as he looks to be selected in the 2012 CFL Draft.
Draft Profile: Jabar Westerman
TORONTO — Though he showcased his skills on the gridiron south of the border during his collegiate career, Jabar Westerman is ready to make a name for himself in his home and native ...
Draft Profile: Bryce McCall
A self-described ball-hawk, University of Saskatchewan safety Bryce McCall prefers to do things the gritty way whenever he steps onto the football field.
Draft Profile: Frédéric Plesius
Frédéric Plesius insists that he’s a dominant playmaker. And the Laval linebacker certainly backed up that notion in front of the watchful eyes of CFL scouts.
Krawchuk generating draft buzz in Edmonton
While he’s already had a small taste of the CFL as the Assistant Equipment Manager for the Edmonton Eskimos, prospect Brent Krawchuk is hoping to get his shot to play.
Stock assessment of receiver prospects
In the final part of the E-Camp assessments with Duane Forde, the focus is on the receivers, a position which some CFL scouts believe has the most depth in the 2012 Draft.
Landry: E-Camp’s tenacious O-line underdog
Offensive lineman Mike Filer, not originally an invitee of the CFL E-Camp, marshaled that determination to become a last minute addition to the roster.
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