Insight and Analysis
Tale of two quarters in Lions’ second half comeback
For the BC Lions, Friday night’s win over Winnipeg was a tale of two quarters. After a disastrous third quarter, Wally Buono’s club was able to fight back for a thrilling comeback win.
Who is the CFL’s top downfield passer?
Marshall Ferguson breaks down the efficiency and accuracy of each quarterback in the league on their ability to throw a long ball downfield.
The Apprentice: Demski has a mentor in Bagg
Rob Bagg acted as mentor to Nic Demski when he walked into the Saskatchewan Roughriders dressing room in 2015. The two still continue to push and encourage each other everyday.
Bombers won’t look back in playoff rematch with Lions
There really is no other approach the Bombers can take as their first meeting with the Lions approaches. Ed Tait of BlueBombers.com writes.
Turnovers the difference in REDBLACKS’ first win
The Ottawa REDBLACKS’ first win of the season was a hard-fought, spirited effort at a time when it was needed most. It was not, however, any sort of coincidence.
O’Leary: Despite slow start, spirits high in TigerTown
As CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary writes, despite their sluggish start to the season, the Tiger-Cats remain positive in the locker room.
Cauz: Over 13 seasons, Ryan Phillips has always stood out
For the first time since season 2005, Ryan Phillips will not be in his usual position of defensive back. Matthew Cauz has more on what he says he a strange time.
Nye: Too early to panic for the defending champs
The Ottawa REDBLACKS have dug themselves an 0-3-1 hole this season, but as CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye writes, it’s still a little early to panic.
Mitchell says that balanced offence is key to Stamps’ success
The start is just as important as the finish.
Four games into the 2017 CFL season, the Stampeders passing attack has found itself in a groove, making big plays and looking like one of the most ...
Quarterback Index: A new No. 1 in town
The Edmonton Eskimos are a perfect 3-0 and it starts with their quarterback. Mike Reilly has been flawless through three games and leads the CFL.ca Quarterback Index.
Landry’s 5 takeaways from Week 4
From Odell Willis enjoying his time on the field to Bryan Burnham’s unbelievable touchdown catch, CFL.ca’s Don Landry has his takeaways from Week 4.
O’Leary: A night to remember for Travis Lulay
In his first meaningful football in more than a year, Travis Lulay put forth a career outing in place of the injured Jonathon Jennings. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary writes.
Sutton continues impressive season in Als’ home win
Montreal Alouettes running back Tyrell Sutton had another big game in his team’s 30-23 home victory against the Calgary Stampeders on Friday night.
Berg vs. Ferg: Does the league’s most potent offence reside in EDM or TOR?
As the early portion of the season rolls on, CFL.ca columnists Patrick Steinberg and Marhsall Ferguson duke it out over which offence is the League’s most potent as Week 4 hits.
Nye: Als desperate to find chemistry on offence
The Alouettes can’t rely on their stingy defence forever. As CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye writes, Montreal’s offence has to start pulling their weight.
Landry: Ticats’ spirits not wavered despite sluggish start
The Ticats aren’t happy about their 0-2 record, but Simoni Lawrence and the rest of the Black and Gold are focused on moving forward and staying positive.
Bombers stay the course in important home showing
It was far from a textbook victory – few wins ever are – but a lot of what the Winnipeg Blue Bombers did Thursday night embodied everything coaches and players collectively want and preach from ...
Sophomore Surge: Singleton picking up where he left off
Alex Singleton has continued his success from his rookie season, racking up 24 tackles in just three games so far.
O’Leary: Butler embracing new opportunity with argos
Victor Butler worked out every day during his two year hiatus from professional football in the hopes of returning back on to the field. Now he’s getting his chance with the Argos.
Ferguson: Why the Canada Cup is critical to amateur football
The Football Canada Cup is an opportunity for young players to showcase their skills and for fans to take a glimpse at up and comers making their way through the Canadian football ranks.
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