Insight and Analysis
Nye: Next five weeks will define Riders’ season
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are facing an important stretch of games against divisional opponents starting this week against BC.
Roy’s Redemption: Finch responds to fumble with punt return TD
After his early fumble led to an Argonauts touchdown, Roy Finch scored a 108-yard punt return touchdown not soon after.
Morris: Jones, Esks embrace next man up mentality
Middle linebacker Korey Jones always knew he had the physical skills to play football, but it wasn’t until later he actually began to think the game. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris writes.
Steinberg: Reducing reviews will improve game flow
On Wednesday, the CFL announced a change that will limit teams to one challenge per game. Pat Steinberg writes about the balance that’s been struck.
Hazelton’s 108-yard TD one for the record books
Only in Canadian football can a passing play go longer than 100 yards, and in Week 6 it was Vidal Hazelton taking us into triple digits with his 108-yard score.
Cauz: 13 players who should switch positions
In light of Odell Willis’ kick off last week, CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz tells us 13 players that should switch positions.
Quarterback Index: Mike Reilly cements No. 1 status
While Ricky Ray continues to put up big-time numbers, he can’t crack the top two with Mike Reilly and Bo Levi Mitchell safely entrenched at the top
Landry’s 5 takeaways from Week 6
From Duron Carter’s one-handed catch to Calvin McCarty’s impressive relief performance, CFL.ca’s Don Landry has his takeaways from Week 6.
Stamps’ offence doesn’t miss beat after Jorden injury
The Calgary Stampeders put on an incredible offensive performance during their 60-1 home victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Saturday night.
Glenn takes advantage of receiving corps in victory
The Saskatchewan Roughriders needed a bounce back game in a big way and came through on Saturday night with a 38-27 victory over the visiting Toronto Argonauts.
O’Shea: ‘I think Flutie would be pretty proud of that one’
The mantra is well worn out by now, yet one that stood out for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers following a thrilling 41-40 comeback win over the Montreal Alouettes on Thursday night. No lead is safe.
Ferguson: A trend for each team at the quarter mark
CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson takes a look at trends across the CFL at the quarter mark of the 2017 season.
Cauz: How does the East’s best stack up against the West?
Can the Argos and REDBLACKS stack up against the CFL’s best? Monday night’s clash told us plenty, CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz writes.
Quarterback Index: Lulay turning back the clock
Two dominant performances have Travis Lulay trending, but how far can the Lions’ pivot climb? That and more in this week’s CFL.ca Quarterback Index.
Landry’s 5 takeaways from Week 5
From the CFL Squirrel to Charleston Hughes’ big day, CFL.ca’s Don Landry has his takeaways from Week 5.
Ricky Ray optimistic about Argos’ offence after win
Toronto Argonauts’ quarterback Ricky Ray had another big game with over 300 passing yards in Monday night’s 27-24 victory against the Ottawa REDBLACKS.
Energy, not fatigue headlines Argos-REDBLACKS clash
The all-Ontario rivalry between the Toronto Argonauts and Ottawa REDBLACKS is heating up in the CFL. Mike Hogan has more.
Reliable Messam puts Stamps on his back
It was only a matter time for No. 33 to get going. After missing the majority of last week’s game, Jerome Messam had a breakout performance Saturday night at McMahon.
Dickenson: Despite win, Stamps must improve
On a night where Bo Levi Mitchell passed for a relatively-average 253 yards, the Stamps head coach alluded to one area with room to improve.
Nichols: Mistakes kept Bombers from closing the deal
It looked the same, felt the same, and finished the same. Ed Tait of BlueBombers.com writes on a missed opportunity for the Bombers on Friday night in BC.
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