Insight and Analysis
O’Leary: Playing mad in TigerTown
While the topic of the day was the cause of anger throughout the Ticats locker room, the cause stemmed through to the Ticats loss in BC a week prior.
Quarterback Index: Faith in Collaros paying off
Zach Collaros is starting to look like the quarterback many had envisioned when he became a Saskatchewan Roughrider. More in this week’s QB Index.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Ticats send a strong message
In a war of words, the Ticats did their talking on the field this weekend. Plus, the injury bug bites again in Calgary, while Johnny Manziel is settling in with the Als. The MMQB writes.
Landry’s 5 takeaways from Week 16
Is it James Franklin time? And don’t dance on the Tiger-Cats logo. That and more in CFL.ca’s Don Landry’s takeaways from Week 16.
‘Championship effort’ helps Bombers shut down Mike Reilly
The Even in the fast-paced, high-scoring world of three-down football, it’s still hard to beat a dominant defence. The Bombers’ defence was just that in a win on Saturday night.
Ticats’ defence comes up big after setting tone early
Ticats’ head coach June Jones was full of praise for his defensive unit after they were able to set and sustain the tone in an eventual 40-10 win at home.
Stamps receivers step up in the absence of Jorden, Daniels
The Calgary Stampeders clinched a playoff spot in Week 16 with a 38-16 win over the Toronto Argonauts, but the biggest story of the game was the way their receivers stepped up.
Buono, Lions in a zone and adding depth as they go
Tyrell Sutton won’t play Saturday vs. Hamilton but his addition alone is a shining example on how the Lions are adding depth not only for the present but for the future as well. ...
Wilder: ‘Our backs are against the wall’
The Toronto Argonauts are facing a must-win situation this weekend as they head to Calgary to take on the Stampeders.
Landry: Lions, Orange dance on the edge of aggression
Coming into the Lions organization, Anthony Orange knew it was a good match that would allow the veteran defensive back to maintain his aggressive edge.
Berg vs. Ferg: What’s the best ‘signature move’ of all-time?
From the patented Ricky Ray corner route to the Nik Lewis hurdle, Pat Steinberg and Marshall Ferguson debate the greatest ‘signature moves’ of all-time.
Nye: Jones expecting more from Riders defence
Despite their continued success this season, Roughriders head coach Chris Jones is still expecting more from his defence. CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye explains.
Dressler’s impact goes far beyond the stat sheet
With injuries taking their toll on the Blue Bombers, leaning on veteran leadership in guys like Weston Dressler will be crucial in a push for the playoffs.
Mitchell climbing up the all-time passing list
Calgary Stampeders quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell is rapidly climbing up the CFL all-time passing list.
Morris: At 27, John White’s career revival is under way
John White has endured both the highs and the lows of professional football. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris has more on White’s second comeback bid.
The Weekly Say: Grading Manziel’s first three starts
How does Johnny Manziel grade out after his first three starts? Plus, we weigh in on the Lions’ comeback and the play of Jonathon Jennings. More in the Weekly Say.
Ferguson: What would the Bombers be without Andrew Harris?
CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson breaks down what Canadian running back Andrew Harris means to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Sutton adds physicality to Lions backfield
Adding Tyrell Sutton adds physicality to the BC Lions backfield as the team continues their playoff push.
Jones, Ticats look to capitalize on tail end of back-to-back
Coming off a loss in which they held onto the lead until the final seconds of the game, June Jones and the Ticats hope to capitalize on the final game of their back-to-back series against the Lions.
CFL Simulation: Western crossover holds up
Heading into Week 16, CFL Simulation has the playoff crossover taking a much definitive hold on November’s playoff picture.
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