Insight and Analysis
Landry: Perseverance a trait Jackson has no intention of dropping
At a time in which the Alouettes are desperately trying to find their identity, Ernest Jackson’s perseverance has been a key trait as a leader in Montreal.
Return to Action: Konar ready to get back to football
Eskimos linebacker Adam Konar is ready to make his return to the field against the Alouettes this week after being taken off the six-game injured list.
CFL Insights: Air Harris flashing elite production
Trevor Harris is heating up at the right time for the REDBLACKS, totaling 868 passing yards over his last two starts, including nearly 500 vs. Montreal.
The Weekly Say: Is Travis Lulay a solid No. 3?
Is Travis Lulay the third-best quarterback in the CFL? And after trading Duron Carter, what are the chances the Riders miss the playoffs? More in the weekly say.
Sherman: Alouettes won’t sign Duron Carter
The Montreal Alouettes will reportedly not pursue Duron Carter, as Mike Sherman has told TSN 690’s Rick Moffat the team will no longer pursue the recently-released receiver.
REDBLACKS hoping to separate themselves from recent inconsistencies
Ottawa has found themselves in a bunch of strange and awkward games as of late, so they’re hoping that Week 10 provides some consistency when they take on the Blue Bombers.
Cauz: Fantasy has changed the way we appreciate football
CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz reflects back on his 25 years of playing CFL fantasy football and why he urges you to rally up your friends and family to do the same.
O’Leary: Maas knows team discipline starts with him
Since arriving in Edmonton as head coach in 2016, the Eskimos have lacked discipline and Jason Maas wants to change that. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary writes on the coaches intentions in ...
Bombers welcoming all the pressure
Winnipeg managed to dig their heels in, coming out with a victory Friday night against the Ticats. As BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait writes, the Bombers are welcoming of clutch moments like that.
Quarterback Index: Air Harris has lift-off
With 868 yards in his last two games, Trevor Harris is heating up for the East-leading Ottawa REDBLACKS. More in this week’s Quarterback Index.
Landry’s 5 takeaways from Week 9
From the BC Lions defence to Ottawa REDBLACKS quarterback Trevor Harris not feeling bad for Johnny Manziel’s lackluster debut, CFL.ca’s Don Landry has five takeaways from Week 9.
Steinberg’s MMQB: The story of the year?
After leading the Lions to a key divisional win, Travis Lulay’s remarkable comeback continues. Plus, our Monday Morning Quarterback weighs in on Duron Carter.
O’Leary: Carter’s next move will be the most telling
Where will Duron Carter’s football career take him next? CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary ponders some of the possible destinations, including a few teams that have expressed interest.
Despite the win, Campbell, REDBLACKS see room for improvement
Rick Campbell praised his team’s ability to get tough victories, while also stressing the need to improve in key aspects of the game.
Is a Duron Carter, Alouettes reunion in the works?
Could Duron Carter be reunited with the Montreal Alouettes? According to Herb Zurkowsky of the Montreal Gazette, the Als have expressed interest in the released receiver.
Nye: Carter’s release comes as no surprise
Duron Carter’s release shocked the CFL world on Saturday night, but if you ask CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye, the clues were there all along.
O’Leary: Recently-traded Bowman offers outsider perspective of Als
Adarius Bowman is still getting used to life in Montreal, but the Als’ new receiver is warming up to his new teammates. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary writes.
Bombers’ defence adding confidence with each win
The offence jumped out to an early lead and the defence held on late in the game as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers earned their third straight win.
Berg vs. Ferg: Who is the CFL’s most exciting player?
Who is the most exciting player in the CFL? Marshall Ferguson and Pat Steinberg debate in the latest Berg vs. Ferg.
O’Leary: Win vs. Esks puts Lions in conversation in the West
The BC Lions win over the Edmonton Eskimos on Thursday night was exactly what the team needed. CFL.ca’s senior writer Chris O’Leary explains.
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