Insight and Analysis
Campbell: The matchup the Esks have been waiting for
The Eskimos’ Alberta rival has given them a hard time of late, but as CFL.ca’s Dave Campbell explains, they’re ready to finally turn the tables in the Western Final.
Steinberg: Battle of Alberta could be one to remember
The Stamps may be favoured to win Sunday’s Western Final, but as CFL.ca’s Pat Steinberg writes, the Eskimos will be extra motivated to take on their hated rival.
Morris: Buono makes tough choice in Benevides dismissal
On Thursday, Wally Buono made the incredibly difficult decision of parting ways with his longtime friend and fellow coach in Mike Benevides.
Vote in the Weekly Say: Division Finals edition!
Ahead of each weekend of CFL action, fans can vote in a series of polls intended to cover some of the weekend’s major storylines. Be sure to have your say!
Finals Predictions: CFL.ca writers make their picks
With two great Division Final matchups fast approaching, the CFL.ca columnists weigh in with their playoff picks. The Eastern and Western Finals are set to go on Nov. 23.
Moffat: More than just ‘payback’ inspires Alouettes
While getting even with the Ticats is high on Montreal’s priority list, CFL.ca’s Rick Moffat explains that some players are drawing inspiration from elsewhere.
Dunk: Ticats quiet, focused and confident ahead of Sunday
While the Montreal Alouettes are talking a big game ahead of the Nov. 23 Eastern Final, CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk writes that the Ticats aren’t falling into their trap.
Cauz: The Americans’ Guide to the Grey Cup Playoffs
With three games left in the 2014 season and all set to air in the U.S., CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz has 20 storylines that Americans should keep an eye on over the next two weeks.
Campbell: Esks continue to win tough
CFL.ca Dave Campbell weighs on on the Eskimos playoff run stating that although the Esks may not be winning pretty, they are winning tough.
Stephen: Stamps looking to hush the whispers
The Calgary Stampeders have heard plenty about how their regular season success hasn’t translated to playoff success. Now, as CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen writes, they’ll try to buck ...
Into the Spotlight: Top 20 to watch in the Division Finals
Four teams remain in the 2014 CFL Playoffs, and with another round comes another watch list! Here are the players you should keep a close eye on in this week’s exciting matchups.
Moffat: Als’ O-line hopes to join Perrett in Vancouver
Jeff Perrett is headed to Vancouver as the East Division Lineman of the Year, but he hopes that he won’t make the trip alone as he tries to help the Als earn a trip to the Grey Cup.
Morris: Plenty of questions for Lions heading into 2015
The BC Lions did not end their season the way they wanted and heading into the off-season they will re-evaluate their team and make some tough decisions heading into 2015.
Nye: Busy off-season upcoming for the Riders
The Saskatchewan Roughriders cleaned out their lockers on Tuesday and as CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye reports they reflected on what could be a busy off-season.
Dunk: The Ticats’ Eastern Final keys to victory
The Ticats seemed to find the recipe for success last time out against Montreal, but as CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk writes, the game plan will surely have some wrinkles.
Stephen: Work week, not bye week for first-place Stamps
While the Stampeders earned an extra week between games with the first-round bye, CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen explains they weren’t taking is as just a week off.
Steinberg’s MMQB: And then there were four
Four teams remain, and while the Semi-Finals weren’t full of drama, CFL.ca’s Monday Morning Quarterback Pat Steinberg writes that they provided some pretty definitive answers.
Cliff Notes: 7 things we learned from the Semi-Finals
Two teams are moving on to the Division Finals, while two more will soon clean out their lockers. Cliff Notes looks back on the week that was in the CFL Grey Cup Playoffs.
Top-ranked ‘D’ true to form in Esks’ win over Riders
The Eskimos entered the playoffs with the league’s top-ranked defence, and in Sunday’s Western Semi-Final it justified backed up the hype thanks to a five-interception game vs. Kerry ...
Pedersen: Riders’ Hopson hoping to go out on top
Riders President and CEO Jim Hopson won’t be back in 2015, meaning his last game could be Sunday’s Western Semi-Final. Hopson, however, doesn’t think it will be.
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