Insight and Analysis
Bright Future: Breaking down the 2017 All-Rookie team
With such a deep pool of talented rookies this season, how would an all-rookie team stack up? CFL.ca’s Jeff Krever builds his 46-man roster.
Bombers offence aims to do its part down final stretch
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers clinched a playoff spot with their win against the BC Lions. But it was the team’s defence and special teams that punched their playoff ticket in Week 17.
O’Leary: Ticats left to lament what could have been
After a crushing last-second defeat to the CFL’s top team, the Ticats were left on Friday night to wonder ‘what if’. Chris O’Leary writes.
Resilient REDBLACKS ready for exciting battle in final weeks
After clinching a playoff spot and moving past Toronto for first place in the East Division, The REDBLACKS showed the league that they are as resilient a group as you will come across.
Ferguson: A break down of the turn around in Tiger Town
CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson breaks down the changes in Hamilton and how they’ve turned their season around.
Nye: There’s a lot to like about the rejuvenated Ticats
The Ticats’ run from 0-8 to possible playoff contention has been magical. CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye writes about one of the biggest mid-season turnarounds he’s ever seen.
Morris: Zylstra hoping that win resets Eskimos season
CFL.ca’s Jim Morris chats with Brandon Zylstra who is having a breakout season. Doing so in hopes that the Eskimos can get their season back on track following a win last week in Montreal.
Cauz: Forget Manziel; it’s time to start believing in Bridge
Forget Johnny Manziel – the CFL may finally have its next great Canadian quarterback. Matthew Cauz explains why it’s time to start dreaming big when it comes to Brandon Bridge.
CFL Simulation: The claws are out in Hamilton
With one playoff spot clinched and one team eliminated, seven teams are fighting for five playoff spots over the final month of the season. CFL Simulation breaks down the odds.
O’Leary: Quiet deadline day begs plenty of questions
With Wednesday’s trade deadline come and gone and not a single deal, there are plenty of questions on the table. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary writes.
O’Leary: Als as sellers makes sense for both franchise and veterans
CFL.ca’s senior writer Chris O’Leary says that the future is the focus for the Montreal Alouettes and we could see that build start with today’s trade deadline.
Quarterback Index: Welcome back, Trevor Harris
Trevor Harris showed no signs of rust following his month-long layoff, while a quarterback controversy continues to brew in Regina. More in this week’s QB Index.
Steinberg: Are we primed for another big deadline deal?
The trade deadline arrives Wednesday with plenty of potential for movement. CFL.ca’s Pat Steinberg speculates on whether we’ll see any big deals.
REDBLACKS know the pressure is on in final playoff push
The REDBLACKS know the importance of every game in the final stretch of the 2017 regular seaoson.
No quarterback controversy in Riderville
According to Roughriders head coach Chris Jones, there is no quarterback controversy in Riderville.
Poise under centre noticeable as Cats reel off character win
In what was one of the upsets of the year, one needs to look no further than the composure of QB Jeremiah Masoli after a critical Tiger-Cats win in Winnipeg Friday night.
All in the Finish: Ferguson breaks down red zone efficiency
The ability to finish in the red zone could make the difference between a Grey Cup appearance and an early playoff exit. Marshall Ferguson writes.
Nye: Crossover or not, there’s no easy path to the Grey Cup
Three teams, two playoff spots. That’s what it comes down to for the Esks, Riders and Lions, writes CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye.
CFL Insights: The Stamps aren’t horsing around
It takes just a quick glance at some key statistics to know why the Stampeders are the envy of the CFL so far this season. More from this week’s PWC Insights.
Cauz: What are CFL teams thankful for on Thanksgiving?
With the summer over, fall brings us brilliant colours on the trees, playoff races and of course, Thanksgiving! It’s time for Matthew Cauz’ annual column.
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