The Canadian Football League (CFL) has released the following statement:
The CFL is very pleased with the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision. We hope that this decision brings finality to any ...
The Canadian Football League (CFL) has released the following statement:
“Upon learning of the criminal charges facing Euclid Cummings, CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie has voided his ...
The prevention, assessment and management of concussions remains a major focus as the Canadian Football League (CFL) wraps up a two-day conference on player health and safety today.
“Our team ...
The CFL Rules Committee is recommending an additional video official in the command centre, with a mandate to quickly fix obvious errors that are not challengeable by replay.
TORONTO – The Canadian Football League (CFL) and Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) today announced that they have agreed to changes to the CFL’s draft eligibility rules and ...
The inaugural edition of StatsGeek, a look inside CFL Stats with Steve Daniel, considers the role statistics and analysis played in the CFL off-season rule changes.
Significant changes to the convert, passing rules and the pace of the game will be in place when the new Canadian Football League season kicks off this June.
The convert would be less automatic, receivers would have more space, and the game would speed up. Those are the projected outcomes if rules changes proposed today.
A new rule change has been approved that will allow coaches to request the review and possibly overturn a ruling of a missed field goal or extra point.
A proposal to allow coaches to request the video replay official to review and possibly overturn a missed field goal or extra point has been approved by the CFL’s rules committee.
The CFL Rules Committee is expected to vote Friday on a proposal to eliminate open field blocks below the waist in a bid to further improve player health and safety.