Insight and Analysis
REDBLACKS’ Pruneau striving for sophomore success
Antoine Pruneau had a season to remember in his and his team’s first year in the National Capital, but the pending sophomore isn’t about to sit on his accomplishments.
Cauchy ready to bring the heat for Green and Gold
After joining Chris Jones and the Eskimos halfway through 2014, Cauchy Muamba says he can’t wait to get back on the league’s most punishing and explosive defence.
FA camp helped Stamps’ Mayo restore career
Deron Mayo was almost out of options when he tried out at the Calgary Stampeders’ free agent camp in Tampa back in 2011. Now a star CFL linebacker, the rest is history.
Pedersen: Riders hope Florida minicamp sets tone
The Saskatchewan Roughriders will hold their annual voluntary minicamp this weekend in Florida, hoping a head start can translate out of the gate in July.
Checking Down: Lulay’s arm a topic of discussion
The calm after the Combine storm is here, as we check in on some of the top headlines around the CFL, including an update on the status of Travis Lulay.
After historic 2014, Stamps’ Cornish aims higher
Jon Cornish set a record last season for the most rushing yards in the fewest number of games. This year, however, he says he’s aiming even higher.
Barker: 2014 finish ‘not acceptable’ for Argos
While the East Division gets tougher, Argos general manager Jim Barker makes his expectation clear: The Toronto Argonauts are Grey Cup contenders.
Back in Double Blue, Ricky Foley eyes career year
Back home and playing in a system that rewards pass rushers, Argos off-season acquisition Ricky Foley says he’s ready for a career year in Toronto.
Lue: Combine an ‘opportunity to do something great’
With the spotlight of the CFL Combine set to arrive, 2014 participants and draft picks Andrew Lue and Thomas Miles reflect on their testing experiences.
Checking Down: Draft chat, free agency and more
Checking Down goes around the CFL for a quick update on the top receiver prospects; Jon Cornish’s 2015 ambitions; Ricky Ray’s shoulder and more.
Bryant set to shoulder Bombers’ revamped line
Stanley Bryant is leaving a lot behind in Calgary, but the Bombers’ prized off-season signing says he’s excited for the opportunity to help build a winner in Winnipeg.
Hungry and healthy, Howard ready for 2015 return
Injuries sidelined Marcus Howard throughout most of 2014, but the Esks’ veteran pass rusher says he’s on the mend and can’t wait to get after quarterbacks again.
Pedersen: Little down time in Riders’ off-season
CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen points out that there has been no shortage of activity around the offices of the Saskatchewan Roughriders this off-season.
Stephen: 2014 Stamps among best ever?
2014 was a memorable year for the Calgary Stampeders. And now that the dust has settled, where do they rank among the league’s all-time best teams?
Stephen: Stampeders didn’t take easy road in 2014
Despite a league-best record and the emergence of a star quarterback, the Calgary Stampeders didn’t exactly sail to a Grey Cup victory. Mark Stephen explains.
Cauz: 15 New Years resolutions I plan to stick to
In a month where we consider two-bite brownies as a more than acceptable appetizer, Matt Cauz plans on shaping up in 2015 … so he claims.
Nye: Riders offence in need of re-tooling
Does the Riders offence need a re-tooling? Yes it does. It started with the coordinator but now the personnel needs an upgrade, according to Jamie Nye.
Holiday Season: Santa trades reindeer for CFL stars
CFL.ca’s Don Landry breaks down old Saint Nick’s schedule on Christmas Eve as he decides to replace a reindeer with a player from each CFL team.
Cauz: A gift and a movie for every CFL team
Christmas is approaching, and CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz has a gift and holiday movie comparison for every CFL team. What should your team hope to receive this Christmas?
Officially back intact, Rider D-line hungry for more
A week after re-signing Tearrius George, the Riders also reached a contract extension with Ricky Foley, keeping their prized D-line intact through 2015.
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