CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary says that Larry Dean fills a much-needed void in the Eskimos linebacking corps, making him a priority get for GM Brock Sunderland.
With Mike Reilly’s signing in BC all but a done deal, the tectonic plates of the CFL have shifted and the league will be left forever changed in its aftermath says senior writer Chris ...
Free agency can be dangerous, sure, but it can also have its benefits. Pat Steinberg looks back on two teams that, thanks to some savvy spending, turned their fortunes.
With nearly 200 pending free agents, including a large handful of those with a Canadian passport, local ties between players and their hometown teams could come into play when the market opens on ...
CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie has been leaning on Roger Kelly’s knowledge of global football as CFL 2.0 takes off. CFL.ca’s senior writer Chris O’Leary explains.
After flying under the radar for four seasons in Montreal, B.J. Cunningham is poised to be come one of the more intriguing free agents to hit the open market.
For the Riders to take the next step, Jeremy O’Day will have to solve the puzzle Chris Jones couldn’t quite crack. CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye writes on the Riders’ quarterback search.
As Black History Month begins, coaches and general managers across the league are proud to celebrate the trailblazers that came before them. CFL.ca’s senior writer Chris O’Leary writes.
After a devastating season-ending injury, Argos linebacker Nakas Onyeka kept a positive mindset. Now he’s ready to make a comeback in 2019. Mike Hogan writes.
Anthony Gaitor signed a two-year contract extension with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and knows his team has unfinished business heading into the 2019 season. BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait writes.
With Mike Reilly on his way to becoming the most hyped CFL free agent ever, Jeff Krever breaks down each team’s chances of landing the league’s No. 1 quarterback.