Insight and Analysis
Nye: REDBLACKS need to turn things around quickly
After a month of up and down struggles for the REDBLACKS, the time is now for Ottawa to flip things around and ensure themselves a spot in the playoffs.
Morris: Learning curve ‘doesn’t take much time’ for Posey in BC
DeVier Posey’s on a new team but that it’s not taking him very long to learn the BC Lions’ offence. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris explains.
Berg vs. Ferg: Which emerging powerhouse is scarier?
The Ticats and Riders appear to be getting hot at the right time. Which emerging powerhouse is the most dangerous down the stretch? Pat Steinberg and Marshall Ferguson debate.
CFL Insights: Battle of Alberta reaches exciting new heights
In the latest chapter of the Battle of Alberta, the Stamps and Esks had enough offence to put the game in the top two per cent in CFL history.
No Fly Zone: Ticats shutdown secondary leading the charge
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have the league’s top pass defence, as the secondary is hitting it’s stride with Jerry Glanville at the helm. CFL.ca’s Kristina Costabile has the story.
Ticats, Alex Green trusting the process
HAMILTON — 28-14 was the final score of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats first meeting with the Calgary Stampeders this season. The Tabbies found themselves on the losing end of that score, ...
O’Leary: Age is just a number for CFL’s top pass-rushers
With a combined age of 67, age has had no impact on the CFL’s sack leaders. Chris O’Leary has more on Charleston Hughes and Odell Willis.
Ferguson: A signature play for each team v2.0
Last year I had a ton of fun writing about what a signature play would look like for each team in 2017 and I had a some people asking if I would do it again for the 2018 version of each CFL ...
Cauz: Will the real Trevor Harris please stand up?
In a career of ups and downs, REDBLACKS quarterback Trevor Harris is in a slump. But as CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz writes, he’s better than what we’re seeing.
The Weekly Say: Is the Alouettes’ success sustainable?
Don’t look now, but the Montreal Alouettes are in the heat of contention in CFL playoff races – but is their success sustainable? More in The Weekly Say.
Ticats bring in veterans for help in injury-riddled receiving corps
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats added two veteran receivers to their practice roster this week as they look for help in their injury-filled receiving corps.
Posey key piece in Lions’ playoff push
Lions’ head coach Wally Buono is hoping that newly-acquired DeVier Posey’s big play ability will aid BC as they push for the playoffs.
MOP Watch: A clear-cut early favourite
With two months left in the 2018 CFL regular season, Mike Reilly appears to be the clear favourite to win Most Outstanding Player. The first MOP watch of 2018 is here.
Morris: Lewis Ward has high expectations in rookie season
In his first season in the CFL, REDBLACKS kicker Lewis Ward has high expectations of himself. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris has the story.
A usual suspect leads the way as CFL Simulation returns
CFL Simulation is back for another year to track playoff and Grey Cup odds the rest of the way and some of the initial results may come as a surprise.
Nissan Titan Power Rankings: Dome sweet dome
The BC Lions are alive and well, while the race is on in the wild, wild West. More in this week’s Nissan Titan Power Rankings.
O’Leary: The All-injured Squad
Many of these players won’t be on the field again this season, so, as CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary writes, consider this a nod to a group of stars whose seasons have been cut short.
Tale of the Tape: Ferguson breaks down Week 13
CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson hits the rewind button and recaps some of Week 13’s most memorable moments in this week’s Tale of the Tape.
Quarterback Index: Let the controversy begin
The quarterback controversy is officially under way in Winnipeg, where Mike O’Shea has an extra week to choose between Matt Nichols and Chris Streveler. More in the QB Index.
Nye: QB questions loom around Riders and Bombers
On one side, you have a team rolling who might be without their starting quarterback. On the other, Matt Nichols and the Bombers continue to struggle in finding answers for their offensive woes.
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