In an off-season with plenty of movement across the league, which moves have flown under the radar? CFL.ca’s Jeff Krever lists 12 impactful but less-talked-about moves.
There is no shortage of experience and past success split among the Canadian Football League’s nine coaches going into 2018. CFL.ca takes a closer look.
The off-season saw a flurry of movement, with some of the league’s top stars changing jerseys. Jamie Nye looks at which new additions will have the biggest impact in ’18.
The helmets were strapped on and the pads were popping day two of the CFL National Combine. And although events like the 40-yard dash, long jump and bench press can be interesting for awhile, it ...
You may not have noticed it through the CFL off-season, but there’s a movement afoot.
It started in Hamilton last year, when June Jones assumed head coaching duties. Montreal got on board in ...
As one might expect when you get a coach or general manager together from every CFL team, there were plenty of interesting topics discussed at Friday’s football ops press conference.
CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary speaks with senior director of officiating, Darren Hackwood, about the nuances of the recent proposed rule changes and how they could impact the flow of ...
For Anthony Calvillo, the colours may take some getting used to. But when it came to working with Marc Trestman again, there was little hesitation. Chris O’Leary writes.
The Riders had two of the more impactful off-season additions, but who else rounds out Pat Steinberg’s top five? More from this week’s Monday Morning Quarterback.
North Vancouver natives Mitch Barnett and Dominique Termansen could represent a couple important pieces to the Lions’ Canadian puzzle. BCLions.com’s Matt Baker has the scoop.
For the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, the hope of winning a Grey Cup in 2018 begins and ends with Jeremiah Masoli. More on what’s been a quiet off-season in the Hammer.