Insight and Analysis
CFL Simulation: A 100th Grey Cup do-over?
With the Argos in position to win the East, the odds of a Toronto-Calgary Grey Cup are increasing. More in this week’s CFL Simulation.
Drive for 5K: Pivots on pace for historic season
This season could be a historic passing year in the Canadian Football League, with as many as six quarterbacks within reach of 5,000 yards through the air.
Quarterback Index: Masoli making a statement
While Jeremiah Masoli played well again in Week 15, Mike Reilly continues to fall. More in this week’s Quarterback Index.
Landry’s 5 takeaways from Week 15
So the Stampeders have depth at running back, too. Plus, is it time to call DeVier Posey an elite receiver? Don Landry offers his takeaways.
Harris: “We said we were going to come out here 44 strong”
Andrew Harris, Chris Randle and Darvin Adams spoke following Winnipeg’s 28-19 win in Edmonton on Saturday night.
Overtime hero Posey confident Argos will finish strong
Receiver DeVier Posey played a huge role in the Toronto Argonauts’ 43-35 overtime victory in Week 15, catching seven passes for 104 yards and two touchdowns.
Williams shines in first CFL start with three touchdowns
Running back Terry Williams was spectacular in his CFL debut, rushing for 156 yards and a trio of touchdowns in his first CFL start.
REDBLACKS focused on turning things around after tough loss
The Ottawa REDBLACKS have fallen to a 5-9-1 record after their Week 15 loss to the Saskatchewan Roughriders, but the team says they are ready to get things back on track.
Ferguson: Boatmen switching course with new-found ground game
In just three weeks, the Argos have altered their pass-run ratio — but don’t assume it is all because of James Wilder Jr. CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson takes a deep dive.
Cauz: Are the ‘Cats back in the hunt?
After an 0-8 start, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are in a playoff race. Is their 3-1 run reason for hope? CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz writes.
O’Leary: Argos are open, respectful with anthem debate
On Monday, Argos coach Marc Trestman addressed his team about how owners across the NFL banded together to protest U.S. president Donald Trump’s comments.
Ferguson: Manziel decision allows Ticats to keep focus
It what has been a season filled with drama, the Ticats were able to put to bed any speculation surrounding their interest in Johnny Manziel — at least for now. Marshall Ferguson writes.
Nye: We’re about to learn a lot about the Eskimos
The Edmonton Eskimos are hoping the bye week helped them find the answers to wave bye-bye to their five game losing streak. CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye writes.
Riders hoping Richardson jolts struggling ground game
For the Riders, the potential return on newly-signed running back Trent Richardson far exceeds any risk. CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye weighs in on the move.
September Rookie Report: Leonard leading the charge
While the MOP race is just heating up, plenty of interest also rests in the contest for Most Outstanding Rookie. CFL.ca’s Jeff Krever offers up his top 10 candidates through September.
CFL Simulation: It’s a two-horse race in the West
While the Ticats are back in the running for a playoff spot, the race for the West appears to be down to two horses — or, more accurately, a horse and a Bomber.
O’Leary: Taking a stand extends beyond borders
Strong words from south of the border reverberated all the way up to the CFL over the weekend. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary writes.
Quarterback Index: Less is more for Mitchell, Ray
While Bo Levi Mitchell and Ricky Ray didn’t put up gaudy numbers, neither turned the ball over on the way to key Week 14 wins. More in this week’s QB Index.
Landry’s 5 takeaways from Week 14
The Argos’ offensive linemen are having a little more fun lately, and the same goes with Bombers receiver Darvin Adams. More from Landry’s takeaways.
Jones: “They lined up and whipped our butt”
REGINA — Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Chris Jones was frank about his team’s inability to move the football in a 15-9 loss to the Calgary Stampeders on Sunday afternoon.
“They ...
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