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Landry: Purifoy taking next step as a defensive leader
Nothing like a little off-season contemplation to get a guy back to the top of the mountain.
For Loucheiz Purifoy, once a rising star and then a fallen one, the view from his current perspective ...
‘Mr. Almost Everything’: Ticats’ Williams doing it all
Frankie Williams has been a swiss-army knife for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, and the defensive back is willing to do whatever his team needs him to in order to win a Grey Cup.
O’Leary: Bear is back in the Woods
After spending six weeks getting back into game shape, Toronto Argonauts linebacker Bear Woods is trying to help the Boatmen make a miracle run to the playoffs.
Landry: 13 is more than a number for Als’ Matthews
When he suits up for the Montreal Alouettes for the first time, Chris Matthews won’t be wearing No. 13, but it holds a special place in his heart.
O’Leary: Time to put respect on the Ticats’ name
Despite their best start in two decades, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats aren’t receiving the hype that a 9-2 team should be, but that’s not phasing them.
Landry: Argos’ Smith showing promise as breakout star
Rodney Smith has become a go-to target for the Toronto Argonaut over the last three weeks, and he’s just scratching the surface of what he can do.
O’Leary: Raso is Argos’ new ‘good luck charm’
Toronto Argonauts general manager Jim Popp called new signing Darius Raso the team’s good luck charm heading into the second half of the 2019 season.
O’Leary: Brown using BATLX, Harbour Hawks to grow Maritime talent
Micah Brown is helping to give kids in the Maritimes more opportunities to play football at the next level with his academy, BATLX, as well as the Halifax Harbour Hawks.
Morris: Steinauer still ‘learning daily’ in first year as head coach
In just his first season as the head coach of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Orlondo Steinauer has the team sitting atop the East Division standings with an 8-2 record.
O’Leary: Punt pass kick paving new paths to football
It’s not every day you get invited into the huddle of your favourite football team, but that became the reality for Tyler Roberts and Nathan Froggatt. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary writes.
Landry: Collins Jr. catching on in Edmonton
Ricky Collins Jr. has found himself a home in Edmonton and has established himself as one of the best in the business. CFL.ca’s Don Landry writes.
Landry: Directional punting analytics beginning to gain traction
In the year of the returner, punting analytics are beginning to come into the spotlight as a helpful tool for teams.
Landry: Electrifying Morris always ahead of schedule
Following nearly nine months recovering from a torn Achilles, Romar Morris is looking to get back to being a threat out of the Calgary Stampeders’ backfield.
O’Leary: Bethel-Thompson harnesses karmic energy in Argos’ first win of season
McLeod Bethel-Thompson had a huge weight lifted off his shoulders by helping the Toronto Argonauts to a Week 8 victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Landry: Gears starting to turn defensively for Ticats
Already boasting one of the best offences in the league, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are starting to click at the right time on the defensive side of the ball as well.
Grossman: Saint Mary’s prospect chooses road less traveled
Jordan Angove has dealt with his share of decisions – and some have been tougher to deal with than others.
There was a time when he was sitting in darkness, not sure about his future.
Better yet, ...
Landry: Pieces starting to fall into place in Montreal
They’ve won two-straight and things are starting to fall into place for the Montreal Alouettes. CFL.ca’s Don Landry writes.
O’Leary: Triumph follows tragedy for WWCFL’s Valkyries
Chris O’Leary tells the story of a heart-breaking, yet triumphant WWCFL season for the Saskatoon Valkyries.
Landry: Coombs cherishing chance with Ticats
Anthony Coombs is grateful to be back on a football field and contributing with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, writes Don Landry.
Morris: Playing former team isn’t the focus for Chris Randle
Chris Randle doesn’t want the game against the Bombers to be about him getting revenge on the team that cut him loose this off-season. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris explains.
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