Insight and Analysis
Esks’ All-Star core something to build on
The Edmonton Eskimos lead the league with seven all-star selections, and while that alone won’t win them a championship, it bodes well for their future.
Corey Mace, Calgary’s unheralded Grey Cup hero
While the Grey Cup spotlight shined brightest on Bo Levi Mitchell, the Stampeders may not have won the 102nd Grey Cup without Corey Mace’s late fourth-quarter sack.
Star receiver Denmark rising among the ranks
Winnipeg Blue Bombers receiver Clarence Denmark earned his first ever All-Star nod on Thursday, evidence of his rapid emergence among the CFL’s top receivers.
Ticats’ Banks a near-hero left heartbroken
The end of Sunday’s Grey Cup was by far the most heartbreaking moment of Brandon Banks’ football career, but he’s still got plenty of time to write a happier ending.
Riders’ GM Taman: ‘We need to build up our depth’
Coaching changes are the talk of the Riders’ off-season so far, but Brendan Taman says the team’s biggest need after a disappointing 2014 finish is more depth.
Cliff Notes: What we learned from the Grey Cup
The 102nd Grey Cup was a thriller that went right down to the wire, with the Stamps claiming their first title since ’08. Here’s what we learned from Calgary’s big win.
Ticats have mixed emotions as Grey Cup dust settles
The Ticats cleaned out their lockers on Tuesday, expressing everything from Grey Cup disappointment to eagerness to get back on the field and compete in 2015.
Cauz: Why I’m looking forward to 2015
While 2014 was all about the defence, the emergence of many young quarterbacks has CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz thinking about what next year could bring.
Morris: Buono lays out lengthy off-season plan
Wally Buonos legacy as a coach has already been secured. Buonos legacy as a GM will come under scrutiny this winter as he tries to repair the damage done to the Lions.
Steinberg’s MMQB: A classic Grey Cup
Sunday’s 102nd Grey Cup Championship had just about everything, and here to break it down with a Tuesday edition of Monday Morning Quarterback is CFL.ca’s Pat Steinberg.
Collaros: ‘Its gonna hurt for awhile’
Despite a heartbreaking loss in his first Grey Cup start, Zach Collaros put things in perspective post game, knowing that there is a bright future ahead.
Price savouring redemption, Grey Cup-winning feeling
After Maurice Price was a healthy scratch in last week’s Western Final victory over Edmonton, he rewarded the team’s decision to play in the 102nd Grey Cup.
Cornish on Grey Cup win: ‘This year we finished’
After a week all about finishing, the Calgary Stampeders did just that on Sunday night in Vancouver. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris has more on how the Stamps took care of business.
Tough Pill: ‘Cats licking their wounds after tough loss
Tiger-Cats returner Brandon Banks was beside himself after the game as was most of a shaken Hamilton locker room. CFL.ca’s Don Landry reports from the 102nd Grey Cup.
Breaux readies himself for any receiver, any challenge
Quickly earning a reputation as the league’s top cover corner, Delvin Breaux shows us the amount of prep that goes into each and every opponent. CFL.ca’s Don Landry reports.
Lewis taking nothing for granted in search of second ring
His role may be different but his Nik Lewis’ presence is bigger than ever. And so is his appreciation for the opportunity in front of him on Sunday.
Mitchell, Stampeders not buying into the hype
The Stampeders are heavy favourites for the 102nd Grey Cup but they are entering the big game with the idea that anyone can win despite the odds-makers.
2014 CFL.ca Game Notes: The 102nd Grey Cup
The 102nd Grey Cup Championship is finally here! Get primed for the big game with all of the latest trends and important numbers, as the Ticats and Stamps get set to battle.
Ticats’ lineman expects ‘wowzerrific’ Grey Cup game
Bryan Hall is good at tracking quarterbacks and helping stop the run. Pretty good at prodding his teammates and throwing out quips, too. Don Landry has more from Grey Cup.
Amid ‘structured chaos’, Stamps ready to face Banks
Calgary’s Karl McCartney has a big job ahead of him in helping shut down Brandon Banks, but as CFL.ca’s Jim Morris writes, the special teams ace is more than ready.
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