Insight and Analysis
Steinberg’s MMQB: Finding the win column
The Alouettes and Lions picked up their first wins of the season, while there was a common theme for four teams in Week 4. Pat Steinberg writes in this week’s MMQB.
Nye: Bombers overcome adversity in statement win in Ottawa
Despite facing some adversity against the REDBLACKS, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers proved they’re contenders to be the best in the league. CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye explains.
O’Leary: Bizarre ending won’t tarnish Lions’ first win
It’s a strange feeling to fail but win at the same. But as CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary writes, the BC Lions are happy to take two points from the Argos in a bizarre finish.
Arbuckle shakes off jitters early in first CFL start
Heading into Calgary’s Week 4 matchup against the Roughriders, Nick Arbuckle faced nerves knowing it would be his first start in quite some time.
White, Durant spark Leos in gritty road win
In what was a slow-progressing game, John White IV tallied 138 yards and a touchdown on 22 carries while Lemar Durant built on his hot start to 2019 with 9 catches for 125 yards and a touchdown ...
Depth proving valuable in Bombers’ hot start
With Matt Nichols sidelined and an 18-point lead nearly evapourated, there were plenty of reasons for the Bombers to fold the tent. But they didn’t, moving to 3-0 with a win over Ottawa.
O’Leary: Argos remaining positive through adversity
The Toronto Argonauts are staying positive despite their 0-2 start to the season. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary explains.
Berg vs. Ferg: Which CFL offence is most exciting?
While defence wins championships, there’s nothing more thrilling than a dominant offence. Who has the CFL’s most exciting attack? Steinberg and Ferguson debate.
Stanback on big night in Montreal: ‘It felt great’
Running back William Stanback said his stellar performance on Thursday night in front of a home crowd was something he had been hoping for since training camp.
Ferguson: BC Lions offence evolving on the fly
The BC Lions’ offence is evolving just three games into the season and CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson discusses the changes that have occurred so far.
O’Leary: Flag football travels north for clinic in Nunavut
Scott Schutz and the CFL teamed up to bring a flag football clinic to Iqaluit, Nunavut to encourage kids to #TryFootball. CFL.ca’s senior writer Chris O’Leary writes.
CFL.ca Game Notes: A look at Week 4
New faces at quarterback are getting the chance to shine this weekend, as Week 4 kicks off in the CFL. More in this week’s game notes.
‘I let this thing own me’: Reilly opens up about mental health
Mike Reilly opens up about his story of his battle off the field with mental health, as told by CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary.
The Weekly Say: Can the Stamps win games without Bo?
With the Stamps facing an absence from their star quarterback, what’s the expectation if Bo Levi Mitchell misses games? More in The Weekly Say.
Accuracy Grades: Who was on target in Week 3?
Mike Reilly had his best game as a BC Lion, but a couple of younger quarterbacks stole the spotlight in Week 3. CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson breaks it all down.
Quarterback Index: Fajardo making an impression
Cody Fajardo looks like he’s here to stay, but just how far can the Riders’ pivot go? CFL.ca ranks the pivots after Week 3.
Cauz: Argos staff faced with early pressing questions
After a challenging 0-2 start, CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz wonders if it is not too early to make a quarterback change in Toronto.
Nissan Titan Power Rankings: The Ticats are hummin!
The wins are piling up and so are points, as the Ticats open the season 3-0 while backing up the hype of a pre-season East Division favourite.
Landry’s 5 takeaways from Week 3
From Henoc Muamba’s goal line stand to Lucky Whitehead becoming a new threat for the Bombers, CFL.ca’s Don Landry has his takeaways from Week 3.
Cody Fajardo provides spark for Riders’ passing attack
Quarterback Cody Fajardo was a big reason why the Saskatchewan Roughriders rebounded from an 0-2 season start to defeat the Toronto Argonauts in the Canada Day home opener.
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