Insight and Analysis
Ticats’ Reinebold less brash, but just as enthusiastic
Jeff Reinebold has changed since his time as a CFL head coach, but he’s no less enthusiastic. In fact, it’s still common to see him charging down the sideline.
Brains and Brawn: Smith not your typical accountant
Brandon Smith has risen to be one of the top defensive backs in the league which may surprise many who go to him when they need their taxes done.
CFL.ca writers make their 102nd Grey Cup predictions
The Grey Cup is finally here, and so are the CFL.ca writers with their picks. See who they’ve got winning the 102nd Grey Cup Championship.
Dyakowski returns to the Grey Cup with light heart
A year ago Peter Dyakowski suffered a knee injury that kept him out until last week’s Eastern Final. Now he returns, happy to be able to play in the big game.
Stampeders ‘arent satisfied with just getting here’
Two years wiser after a Grey Cup loss in 2012, the Stampeders aren’t celebrating their return to the big game just yet. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris has more.
Tasker emerging as the go-to in clutch situations
Luke Tasker is becoming one of the most clutch pass catchers in the CFL as he has become one of the main options for Zach Collaros when a play breaks down.
Moves like Cornish: Stamps RB precise in attack
Every move is written down. Every deke, every pivot, every juke that Jon Cornish makes is calculated. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris has more from the 102nd Grey Cup.
Ticats go gold in search of Grey
As CFL.ca’s Don Landry reports, the Ticats have one goal in mind and all it takes is one look at their cleats to find out that goal.
Hufnagel boasts no shortage of mentors
Wally Buono, Joe Paterno and Tom Coughlin are just some of the names that have shaped John Hufnagel as a coach. But no more than Cal Murphy has as Jim Morris explains.
Cauz: What I am hoping for in the Grey Cup
With the Ticats taking on the underdog role in Sunday’s 102nd Grey Cup, CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz weighs in on whether he likes the underdog or the favourite this weekend.
For Ticats and Stamps, Grey Cup feeling never gets old
Neither the Ticats nor Stampeders are new to the Grey Cup stage, but both teams say that the excitement hasn’t worn off despite multiple appearances.
Vote in the Weekly Say: 102nd Grey Cup edition
The Grey Cup is here, and so is another edition of the Weekly Say!
Have your say and vote in a series of polls intended to cover the defining game of the 2014 season.
Moffat: Plenty of work for Popp and the Als ahead of 2015
The Als season fell just short of their end goal and as they head into the off-season they will have a lot of work to do in order to take it a step further in 2015.
Stephen: Stamps set for 102nd Grey Cup journey
The Stampeders are happy to advance to the 102nd Grey Cup Championship, but won’t be fully satisfied until they win it. CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen has the story.
Dunk: Ticats reconnect with Hamilton, return to Grey Cup
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have reconnected with Hamilton creating plenty of excitement as they return to the Grey Cup for the second year in a row.
Als believe in Crompton, but expect improvement
After a strong finish to 2014, the Alouettes’ starting quarterback job is Crompton’s to lose in 2015. With higher expectations, though, also comes more pressure.
Upstart Esks believe they’re only just getting started
The Eskimos’ 2014 season may be done, but they believe they’re only just getting started. After a strong bounce back season, they see bigger and brighter things next year.
Steinberg’s MMQB: A deserving finale
The Ticats and Stampeders took different paths to the Grey Cup, but as our MMQB Pat Steinberg writes, they both deserve to be playing for Sunday’s Championship.
Cliff Notes: 8 things we learned from the Finals
The Grey Cup stage has been set, after Calgary and Hamilton came through with wins in the Division Finals. Here’s what we learned after Sunday’s big matchups.
2014 CFL.ca Game Notes: A look at the Finals
The Division Finals are here, and the 2014 CFL.ca Game Notes are back to provide all you need to know about Sunday’s Nov. 23 matchups.
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