Insight and Analysis
Nye: Chapdelaine should transform Rider offence
As CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye first reported, the Riders have named Jacques Chapdelaine their next OC, a move he says will spark an offensive transformation in Riderville.
Irving: O’Shea, ‘Etch’ couldn’t reach compromise
In the wake of the Bombers’ decision to move on from Coach Etch, CFL.ca’s Bob Irving weighs Richie Hall and Mike Benevides as top candidates for replacement.
O’Shea makes the tough call on Etcheverry
The decision to dismiss Defensive Coordinator Gary Etcheverry wasn’t an easy one, the coach confirmed on Wednesday after the Bombers made their first off-season shakeup.
Season Rewind: Calgary Stampeders
The 2014 season couldn’t have gone much better for the Stamps as they led from start to finish with the focus now shifting to a repeat for 2015 in their head coach’s last season.
Season Rewind: Hamilton Tiger-Cats
For a second-straight season, the Tiger-Cats came one game short of claiming the ultimate prize. Here’s what they’ll need to do to get over the hump in 2015.
Season Rewind: Edmonton Eskimos
The Edmonton Eskimos were one of the best stories of the 2014 season as they went from a four-win team in 2014 to a Western Finalist in 2015 thanks to a new coach and great defence.
Season Rewind: Saskatchewan Roughriders
The Saskatchewan Roughriders were riding high until an injury to their quarterback hurt their chances of a repeat and ultimately sent them out in the Western Semi-Final.
Season Rewind: BC Lions
The BC Lions could not find their groove in 2014 but they still found their way to the playoffs thanks to another stout defence.
Season Rewind: Montreal Alouettes
After a rough start to the post-Calvillo era, the Alouettes found new life in the season’s second half, thanks in large part to a new QB and a stellar defence.
Season Rewind: Toronto Argonauts
Injuries and youth hampered the Argos in the pursuit of a Grey Cup just missing a playoff spot in 2014 as they look to 2015 with hopes of returning to the top.
Season Rewind: Winnipeg Blue Bombers
The Blue Bombers seemed to have turned things around in 2014 but they fell short in the end as they look ahead to 2015 to take the next step and finish a season strong.
Season Rewind: Ottawa REDBLACKS
It was not the year that the CFL’s newest franchise was hoping for but 2014 did provide plenty of promise as they head into 2015.
Mitchell, Elimimian lead Weekly Say fan poll winners
Bo Levi Mitchell and Solomon Elimimian spent much of 2014 in the spotlight, and now headline the winners of this year’s Weekly Say fan poll results. Find out who else won!
Calvillo ‘starting from the bottom’ in coaching career
Anthony Calvillo is one of the greatest professional quarterbacks of all time, but as a coach realizes he won’t be handed anything. For him, this is unexplored territory.
Decision to stay an easy one for Riders’ George
Riders All-Star defensive tackle Tearrius George re-signed with the Riders on Friday, and said he decision to stay in Riderville was about more than just money.
15 for ’15: Next season’s top breakout candidates
While many players enjoyed their big breakout year in 2014, more could be on the way in 2015. Here’s our list of the top 15 we think will emerge as CFL stars next year.
Vote in the Weekly Say: The 2014 CFL.ca Awards
After a short break, the Weekly Say returns to reflect on the 2014 CFL season! Have your say, as fans vote on a series of questions on the season that was.
Top 15 games to remember from 2014
After a season full of improbable comebacks; last-minute dramatics; and awe-inspiring moments, we look at some of the most memorable games of 2014.
Six free agents that probably aren’t going anywhere
Speculation is rampant about which big stars might be headed where, but some free agents may not be going anywhere. Here are six names likely staying put in 2015.
Ricky Foley on Riders’ D-line: ‘I hope were all back’
Ricky Foley is slated to become a free agent in February, but he doesn’t seem interested in leaving Riderville after a disappointing finish to a strong 2014.
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