Insight and Analysis
Prediction Time: CFL.ca writers make their Week 19 picks
Three teams get the unanimous vote of confidence while one other gets five out of the six individuals on their side. The CFL.ca writers make their picks for each game in Week 19.
Nye: There were so many reasons to doubt the Tiger-Cats
There were doubts when it came to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats coming into 2019, and almost all of them have been expunged by the Tabbies.
The Waggle, Ep. 180: The Pinball era begins + 1-on-1 with Bo
What will the Argonauts look like with Pinball at the helm? Who will win the fight for the West? Plus, Bo Levi Mitchell stops by to talk hometown sports, the NFL and more.
Morris: Mayala finding his way in Stamps’ offence
In his rookie campaign in the CFL with the Calgary Stampeders, receiver Hergy Mayala is starting to get into a groove down the stretch.
Ferguson: Looking at tendencies versus production
How efficient have CFL squads been at executing their tendencies? CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson breaks it down.
The Weekly Say: Could the Ticats stack up to the ’09 Als?
How do the Ticats stack up to the 2009 Alouettes? Plus, should the Argos start Canadian QB Michael O’Connor? More in the Weekly Say for Week 19.
O’Leary: Thirteenth win would be special for Ticats
For the Ticats, the focus remains on November, but winning a 13th regular season game would be an incredible accomplishment. Chris O’Leary writes.
Collaros: ‘I have high expectations for myself in everything I do’
Zach Collaros is settling into life with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, and he sat down with Ed Tait of BlueBombers.com to talk about his CFL career.
Strength of Schedule: Stamps, Bombers face off in crucial back-to-back
Three teams have equally tough roads ahead to finish off the 2019 campaign.
CFL Simulation: Who will walk away with the West crown?
TORONTO — The battle for the West Division crown is getting interesting, and even the CFL Simulation has the race coming down to the wire.
The Ticats are in three of the most likely ...
Dickenson: We definitely need to play our best to beat Lions
The Saskatchewan Roughriders aren’t taking the recently eliminated BC Lions lightly heading into their Week 19 matchup.
Nissan Titan Power Rankings: The pursuit of home field
If the playoffs come down to home field advantage, the Stamps are in the driver’s seat right now. More in the Nissan Titan Power Rankings.
Accuracy Grades: Who was on target in Week 18?
Logan Kilgore was one of the most accurate passers in the CFL in Week 18. CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson grades the rest of the pivots in this week’s Accuracy Grades.
Bombers rediscover identity in win over Montreal
With their win over the Montreal Alouettes on Saturday, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers felt like they got their identity back. BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait explains.
Rockstar QB Index: Back in MOP form
Is Bo Levi Mitchell heating up at just the right time? Plus, Will Arndt and Danny O’Brien add their names to the list. More in this week’s Rockstar QB Index.
Cauz: There’s so much to be thankful for in the CFL
From Grey Cup memories to unforgettable performances, CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz reflects on the things he’s thankful for on Thanksgiving.
O’Leary: Chris Presson embracing the grind as Esks’ president
It’s always been a grind for Chris Presson, as CFL.ca’s senior writer Chris O’Leary explains, and it hasn’t stopped for him now as the Eskimos president.
Andrew Harris: ‘We got back to being ourselves’
A career-best rushing performance from Andrew Harris and a strong defensive showing led the Winnipeg Blue Bombers back into the win column in Week 18.
Maas: ‘We’re in, and that’s the most important thing’
The Edmonton Eskimos locked up a playoff spot with their eighth win of the season, defeating the BC Lions 19-6 to close out Week 18.
Hergy Mayala emerges as weapon for Stamps
Receiver Hergy Mayala scored both offensive touchdowns for the Calgary Stampeders in their 30-28 home win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders in Week 18.
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