Insight and Analysis
Revisiting the CFL.ca top 30 free agent list
As the Feb. 12 free agent frenzy approaches, CFL.ca returns with its annual top-30 list. Who are the biggest names to look out for?
O’Leary: Claybrooks’ staff the perfect mix of youth and experience
From Rich Stubler to Nik Lewis, DeVone Claybrooks’ coaching staff is the perfect mix of youth and experience. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary explains.
Steinauer could put Ticats over the top in 2019
In his first season as head coach with the Tiger-Cats, Orlondo Steinauer could be the key to putting Hamilton over the edge in 2019.
Cauz: Love him or not, there will never be another Chris Jones
Some found him endearing, others couldn’t stand him. Either way there will never be another Chris Jones. CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz writes.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Riders get it right with O’Day
After working his way up the ladder, Jeremy O’Day is more than ready for the Riders’ top job. Our Monday Morning QB Pat Steinberg weighs in.
Stanley Bryant an All-Star on and off the field
According to his teammates, offensive lineman Stanley Bryant is an All-Star on and off the field. BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait writes.
Reed, Alouettes hope patience pays off in 2019
After a strong finish in 2018, the Montreal Alouettes hope that continuity can help them take the next step and return to the post-season.
O’Leary: Who will be the Riders’ next head coach?
As the dust settles on Chris Jones’ departure, the Riders’ coaching search is just getting started. Chris O’Leary considers some of the options in Saskatchewan.
No Off-Season: Matt Nichols keeping busy ahead of 2019
He may not be playing football right now but that doesn’t mean Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Matt Nichols isn’t working on his game or keeping busy with an internship.
Feeling at Home: Bighill laying down roots in Winnipeg
Adam Bighill signed a three-year contract extension with the Bombers but that isn’t the only team he’s a part of in Winnipeg. CFL.ca’s Don Landry explains.
Argos believe they can contend in 2019
After going from first to worst in 2018, the Argos are hoping for a quick return to the top under guidance from new head coach Corey Chamblin.
O’Leary: Jones couldn’t turn down dream opportunity
A week after signing a contract extension, Chris Jones got an offer he couldn’t refuse. For CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary, there’s no harm in Jones’ decision.
Nye: Riders must act fast following Jones’ departure
How will the Saskatchewan Roughriders react to the untimely departure of Chris Jones? CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye ponders some of the possible outcomes.
FA Shuffle: Which big names could switch teams?
With nearly 250 players pending free agency, some are sure to change teams. CFL.ca looks at a few of the big names that could be on the move come Feb. 12.
Ferguson: Bighill personifies Bombers’ culture, identity
While there’s no perfect formula for building a Grey Cup winner, a core starting with Adam Bighill is a nice start. CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson writes on Bighill’s impact.
Changing roster means Stampeders must find new talent
With several players going to the NFL and free agency looming, the Calgary Stampeders have some work to do to find replacements for 2019.
O’Leary: Sure-handed Cotera worthy of top CFL-LFA draft pick
The first-ever player selected in the CFL-LFA draft, Diego Jair Viamontes Cotera, couldn’t believe it when they called his name. CFL.ca’s senior writer Chris O’Leary explains.
O’Leary: CFL GMs, coaches see potential after first LFA combine
After the first LFA combine in Mexico, CFL general managers and coaches saw potential in the players and growth in the future of the partnership. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary writes.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Jones, Riders plotting their next big move
With a new contract through 2020, Chris Jones is looking to finish the job with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Our Monday Morning QB Pat Steinberg writes.
O’Leary: Mexican combine opens doors for both CFL, LFA
With Mexico’s top football prospects ready for testing, general managers around the league say they believe the CFL’s partnership with the LFA opens doors for everyone involved.
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