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Top of His Game: This is the fitting time and place for Henry to exit
To know just exactly what Henry Burris has meant to the city of Ottawa, it quickly becomes obvious that you need to talk about more than just a stirring victory in Grey Cup 104, last ...
Hero to Villain: Examining Burris’ love-hate relationship with Riderville
Henry Burris will be remembered as someone fans loved to hate in Saskatchewan.
The chants rained down time and time again whenever he visited Mosaic Stadium. Some of the most creative signs were ...
Bighill on Departure: ‘I never expected this route’
While Adam Bighill’s road to the NFL is the one less traveled, it’s not out of nowhere for one of the CFL’s hardest workers.
TSN set to count down the top 16 games of 2016
With the 2016 season in the books, we take a look back at the top 16 best games of the year.
Under Centre: Exclusive 1-on-1 with Sunday’s Quarterbacks
As the biggest game of the year looms, CFL.ca’s guest analyst Davis Sanchez sits down for a candid, 1-on-1 interview with Henry Burris and Bo Levi Mitchell.
Fantastic Four: Ticats’ defensive line running the show
The Tiger-Cats defensive line, led by John Chick and Adrian Tracy, has been one of the best in the CFL in 2016.
A sea of green with a slight tinge of orange
Not to be forgotten in Saturday’s historic evening in Regina, the BC Lions will be the last team ever to play at Mosaic Stadium.
Stamps’ sophomore Evans mastering the details
Sophomore Ciante Evans continued to grow into his role on the Stamps’ revamped secondary.
Morris: Benevides set for emotional return to Vancouver
Mike Benevides returns to Vancouver on Saturday for the first time since coaching the BC Lions. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris has more.
Stamps’ Hughes still sack dancing with the best
Even at 32, Charles Hughes can still sack quarterbacks with the best of them. He’s in the midst of a career year for Calgary.
‘Burn Baby Burn’: Bryan Burnham scorching the competition
Bryan Burnham is having quite the season with the BC Lions, as he is on pace to break 1000 yards.
Consistency is Key: Dean leaving a mark on first CFL season
In his first season in the CFL, Ticats’ linebacker Larry Dean is impressing in the black and gold.
Journey to the Pros: Stefan Ptaszek learning along the way
Hamilton Tiger-Cats’ offensive coordinator Stefan Ptaszek made the transition from CIS head coach to CFL offensive coordinator and is still learning half way through his first season.
Denmark Rewriting the script
WINNIPEG — It’s long been the belief from this perch that the daily goings-on of the Blue Bombers have for decades made it Winnipeg’s greatest soap opera.
The winning, the losing, the ...
Morris: Patience key in Nichols’ injury-filled journey to Winnipeg
Matt Nichols has led the Blue Bombers to consecutive wins for the first time in over two years after battling back from injuries for over a year.
Landry: Can late-game mistakes help young Jennings grow?
Jonathon Jennings making excuses for his mistakes in the final moments of the game in Calgary. Instead, he’s taking ownership of them and moving forward.
Morris: Riders’ Leonard goes from hunted to hunter
A.C. Leonard made the switch from offence to the defence and hasn’t looked back since. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris takes a look at Leonard’s transition.
Head coaching role a natural fit for Stamps’ Dickenson
Dave Dickenson didn’t need much time to get used to being the man in charge. He talked about his transition with James Cybulski on the The Waggle.
Sinopoli on Being a Receiver: ‘I am still very young in the position’
Many have to adapt to survive in pro football, and for Brad Sinopoli that meant a rare change from quarterback to receiver.
White on Ruptured Achilles: ‘I got my one cry in, then sucked it up’
For diminutive Esks star running back John White, there’s no hurdle too big – including the torn Achilles that wiped out his 2015 season.
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