Insight and Analysis
Sherman on Manziel: ‘This has to work, and it will work’
As badly as the Montreal Alouettes need this to work, so too does Johnny Manziel. More on Manziel’s first day with his new team.
Quarterback Index: No QB controversy in Winnipeg
After a performance to forget about, Matt Nichols bounced back in Week 6, putting up strong numbers in a one-sided win over the Argos. More in this week’s QB Index.
Manziel eager to build camaraderie with new team
Shortly after arriving at the Montreal Alouettes’ facilities, Johnny Manziel shared his initial thoughts on his latest team and working with Coach Sherman again.
Landry’s 5 takeaways from Week 6
From Montreal Alouette Chris Ackie not getting enough attention to Trevor Harris relieving pressure with a win, CFL.ca’s Don Landry has his Week 6 takeaways.
O’Leary: Trade opens immediate playing time for Manziel
Following Sunday’s blockbuster trade, Johnny Manziel is one step closer to playing quarterback in the Canadian Football League. Chris O’Leary writes.
Mitchell leads Stamps to best start since 1995
It was a big night for Bo Levi Mitchell and the undefeated Calgary Stampeders, as the team completed its best start to a season since 1995 with a 25-8 victory over Montreal.
O’Leary: Is Andrew Harris in MOP conversation?
After a career performance against the Toronto Argonauts, could Andrew Harris be in the conversation to win Most Outstanding Player? CFL.ca’s senior writer Chris O’Leary writes.
O’Leary: Green, Franklin patient with developing chemistry
After a 131-yard performance last week, Toronto Argonauts receiver S.J. Green is finding his groove with quarterback James Franklin. CFL.ca’s senior writer Chris O’Leary explains.
Campbell thrilled with fourth-quarter performance
Ottawa head coach Rick Campbell was thrilled with his team’s fourth-quarter effort following a 29-25 win over the BC Lions on Friday Night Football.
Landry: How can the Argos slow down Andrew Harris?
The Toronto Argonauts defence will go head to head with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers run game this weekend at BMO Field. CFL.ca’s Don Landry explains.
O’Leary: Retired Fantuz ready for the next stage in life
For Andy Fantuz, football has been his life for the last 12 years. But on Thursday night, after announcing his retirement, he took in the Ticats-Riders game as a fan.
Ferguson: Ticats DB Breaux earning respect across the league
CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson explains how Hamilton Tiger-Cats defensive back Delvin Beaux is earning respect from everyone across the CFL.
Heath eagerly anticipating tilt against former team
Toronto Argonauts defensive back T.J. Heath is looking forward to the matchup against his former team, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, this weekend at BMO Field.
CFL Insights: ‘Duke’ ascending to CFL royalty
The CFL receiving crown appears to be in good hands, as D’haquille Williams picks up exactly where 2017 receiving leader Brandon Zylstra left off.
Berg vs. Ferg: Is Matt Nichols’ starting job untouchable?
After a slow first two games coinciding with the emergence of Chris Streveler, is Matt Nichols’ job safe? Pat Steinberg and Marshall Ferguson debate.
Nye: The playoff race starts early in the wild, wild West
CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye takes a look at the strengths and weaknesses of each team in the West and how they could make playoffs this season.
The Weekly Say: Is Trevor Harris still the future in Ottawa?
Is Trevor Harris still the future of the Ottawa REDBLACKS? Plus, can the Stampeders still win games if Bo Levi Mitchell misses time? More in The Weekly Say.
O’Leary: Former NFL star getting acclimated with Argos
The first two things Dexter McCluster noticed about Toronto was the CN Tower and Drake. He’s got plenty more to learn, but the Argos like what they see so far. More from Chris O’Leary.
Cauz: Lulay’s comeback story could be one for the ages
Travis Lulay’s comeback bid took a big step over the weekend, as Lulay returns and led the Lions to an improbably come-from-behind win over the Bombers. Matthew Cauz writes.
Morris: Bighill’s return to BC enjoyable despite loss
Despite his team’s loss, Adam Bighill enjoyed his return back to BC for the first time since coming back to the CFL and joining the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
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