Insight and Analysis
Kent Austin provides his take on rule changes
After CFL VP of Officiating Glen Johnson dropped by the Ticats’ headquarters, Head Coach and General Manager Kent Austin offered his take on the recent rule changes.
Alouette ‘big three’ faces big expectations in 2015
S.J. Green figures he’ll be playing with two future Hall of Famers at receiver this season, as Fred Stamps and Nik Lewis settle into the Als’ receiving corps.
Checking Down: Passaglia, Chris Williams and more
In the latest edition of Checking Down, Lui Passaglia opens up about his battle with colon cancer, Darian Durant aims high and the REDBLACKS have made a splash.
Als’ offence already ahead of the curve in 2015
Among the many highlights of the Montreal’s Florida mini-camp this month, the offence may have stood out the most. Find out why this unit is primed for a big 2015.
Bombers sign five after successful 2015 mini-camp
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers capped off their 2015 mini-camp this week, announcing on Wednesday that they’ve signed five participants to their roster.
Rising star Rogers ready for more in 2015
Eric Rogers exploded onto the scene in 2014, both winning a Grey Cup and putting up impressive numbers. Can the 24-year-old carry his success over to 2015?
The evergrowing Wally Buono coaching tree
Wally Buono has made an everlasting impression on the CFL coaching world, and while he’s since moved into the executive suite as a GM, his tree continues to grow.
Solomon’s Story: From open tryout to MOP
Free agent camps are a vital resource for CFL teams looking to uncover hidden gems. There may be no better proof than Solomon Elimimian, once nearly forgotten.
Rapid pace defines Als’ 2015 mini-camp
After a fast-paced three days without any significant injuries, the Montreal Alouettes are happy with how their annual mini-camp unfolded. Read on for the latest.
Mini-camp an important starting point for Bombers
Drew Willy and the Bombers are looking to build off a promising 2014 campaign this year, and what better time to start than their annual Florida mini-camp?
Continuity the key as Ticats aim to take next step
After appearing in back-to-back Grey Cups, most of last year’s Ticats are returning in 2015. Zach Collaros and Bakari Grant think the continuity bodes well for their chances.
Checking Down: Retirements, mini-camps and more
CFL.ca is checking down, with updates from three different mini-camps in Florida and the latest transactions and retirements from all nine CFL teams.
Stamps’ Simpson: ‘Nobody is going to relax’
The Calgary Stampeders finished the job in 2014 and captured a Grey Cup Championship, but as Juwan Simpson explains, they’re no less motivated heading into 2015.
Pedersen: Riders’ mini-camp had ‘big picture’ approach
As Rod Pedersen reports from Bradenton, Fla., the Riders’ mini-camp wasn’t just about Darian Durant and the new-look offence. It was about the bigger picture.
Hard Turf: Reaves attempts historic football comeback
Jordan Reaves is stepping from the hardwood to the football field, after signing with his hometown Winnipeg Blue Bombers following a 10-year football absence.
Riders’ Chapdelaine era kicks off in Florida
Jacques Chapdelaine is bringing a new-look offence to Saskatchewan, and during last weekend’s Florida mini-camp the Riders veterans got their first chance to try it out.
Chamblin keys in on ‘future Riders’ after Mini-Camp
While the spotlight featured Darian Durant and the Riders’ new-look offence, Corey Chamblin may have spotted some future defensive starters at his team’s mini-camp.
Durant: ‘I’m 100 per cent and I’m just ready to go’
Football is back for the Riders this season, and after a successful three-day minicamp in Bradenton, Fla., no one is more content than a healthy Darian Durant.
Esks’ upcoming minicamp a ‘survival of the fittest’
The Eskimos are set to hold their off-season minicamp from April 17-19, as players both learn the offence and compete for a spot in training camp this season.
Q&A: Esks GM Hervey talks about rule changes
The CFL Board of Governors approved several exciting rule changes on Wednesday. Here’s what Edmonton Eskimos GM Ed Hervey had to say about the league’s new outlook.
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