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HOF Profile: Mike O’Shea is the ‘ultimate teammate’
When Mike O’Shea helped the equipment managers carry equipment bags out of Hamilton, anyone that knew him wasn’t surprised. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary explains why.
HOF Profile: Simon spoke on the field and off
CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary continues to profile those headed to the hall this weekend as he looks back on the remarkable career or Geroy Simon whose production on the field tells only ...
HOF Profile: Stan Schwartz a true team player
Stan Schwartz was given advice not to “ever put yourself out in front” and he’s followed it his entire career. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary has more.
HOF Profile: Towriss thrived in university football
Despite getting offers to move up to the professional ranks, Brian Towriss was more than happy staying at the university level.
Phillips returns to Lions as regional scout
While his playing days may be over, Ryan Phillips is back with the BC Lions in a role as a regional scout. More from Matt Baker of BCLions.com.
HOF Profile: Anderson modestly rushing into the HOF
Kelvin Anderson will be inducted into the Hall of Fame this year and is doing it modestly. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary tells us more.
Landry: Richardson seamlessly transitioning to linebacker
Shaq Richardson has transitioned this season to linebacker from defensive back and he’s adapting well. Just look at his Week 11 performance. CFL.ca’s Don Landry has more.
Lulay hoping to steer Lions’ ship in right direction
Travis Lulay will start at quarterback this week as the the Lions look to turn their three-game losing streak around to keep pace in the West.
Morris: Rookie Adeleke making a strong early impression
Tunde Adeleke has pleasantly surprised his coaches and teammates so far this season after filling in for the injured Josh Bell at safety.
Landry: Shaw dropping into REDBLACKS lineup at the perfect time
Ready to make his return to the REDBLACKS lineup, Kenny Shaw’s timing couldn’t be better. CFL.ca’s Don Landry has more.
Catching On: Ticats’ young receivers showing upside
First-year receivers Jalen Saunders and Demarr Aultman are both making their mark on the Tiger-Cats roster so far this season.
O’Leary: Ticats’ new tackle ready to make immediate impact
Tony Washington joins an 0-6 team from a 6-0 one, but is embracing his opportunity to help Hamilton turn things around. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary has more.
Hogan: An Argos homecoming in Montreal
Marc Trestman, Jim Popp, S.J. Green, Bear Woods and Jeff Finley are all returning to Montreal this week – a place they once called home.
Lolley: ‘We’re going to be all right once we get going’
As newly appointed defensive coordinator for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Phillip Lolley is ready to help steady the ship in Tiger-Town.
Speed Boost: Williams adds to Lions’ impressive fleet
Chris Williams made an impact in his first game back since undergoing knee surgery and CFL.ca’s Jim Morris takes a look at what he brings to the Lions offence.
Landry: Marcus having a Ball in second CFL stint
In his second stint with the Toronto Argonauts, Marcus Ball is having a blast playing the game he loves.
Mitchell continues to climb Stamps’ passing yards ladder
There’s one thing Bo Levi Mitchell has had in mind since entering the Stamps’ locker-room in 2012: Leaving a legacy. The Calgary QB is on his way to achieving just that.
Duron Carter gives Riders a much-needed hand
Duron Carter says he doesn’t make a habit of trying one-handed catches. On Saturday, though, the Riders’ receiver had little choice.
Kamar Jorden finally steps into the spotlight
Kamar Jorden waited patiently for his opportunity to start in Calgary and finally he has that chance.
Nye: After 50K, only one thing missing from Kevin Glenn’s resume
Kevin Glenn’s path to 50,000 passing yards has been a long and winding road filled with twists, turns, and lots of different jerseys.
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