The Edmonton Eskimos aren’t sick of seeing their Western rival just yet. In fact, as CFL.ca’s Dave Campbell writes, Sunday’s rematch with the Riders is a welcomed affair.
The Lions defence was one of the best all year but the last two weeks have been their worst all year as they look to get back to dominance against the Als.
With James Rodgers’ status up in the air for Sunday’s Eastern Semi-Final, Mardy Gilyard could be primed to take over. CFL.ca’s Rick Moffat explains why he’ll be extra ...
With two great Semi-Final matchups fast approaching, the CFL.ca columnists weigh in with their playoff picks. The Eastern and Western Semi-Finals are set to go on Nov. 16.
As the Ticats await the Montreal Alouettes for the Eastern Final, CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk reflects on a wild season that led to the Ticats’ first division title since 1998.
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!
With the news that Matt Nichols and not Mike Reilly will start the Esks’ Western Semi-Final on Nov. 16 vs. the Riders, CFL.ca’s Dave Campbell considers Edmonton’s chances.
Travis Lulay will travel east with the Lions but as CFL.ca’s Jim Morris explains, don’t expect him to see much playing time as Kevin Glenn will lead the team into Montreal.
As the Nov. 16 Eastern Semi-Final approaches, the Montreal Alouettes believe they’ve found their winning recipe. CFL.ca’s Rick Moffat fills us in on what that could be.
With the playoffs set to get away and the spotlight glowing, we look at the top 30 players you should keep an eye on over the next few weeks. Who are you most excited to watch?
After a long 18-game season full of so many twists and turns, the wait is finally over for Riders fans: the defending Grey Cup Champions are set to defend their title in the playoffs.
With a few proven performers mixed in among plenty of new blood under centre heading into the 2014 Playoffs, CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz weighs in on this year’s playoff pivots.
Set to play for the fourth time in seven games, the Riders and Eskimos can agree on one thing ahead of their Western Semi-Final matchup on Nov. 16 – they don’t like each other.
Scott Milanovich had to help the Argos wade through a number of issues this year and despite missing the playoffs he still believes they are not too far off.
After being bounced temporarily by the red-hot Alouettes, the Ticats made a bold statement by taking their first East Division crown since 1998. Where will it land them?
After a wild Week 20 finish, CFL.ca Cliff Notes looks back on what we learned in the season’s final week and how it can be applied to the 2014 CFL Playoffs.
So much in the 2014 CFL regular season came down to the final four matchups, but as CFL.ca’s Monday Morning Quarterback Pat Steinberg writes, the best is still on its way.