Insight and Analysis
Irving: Lots to shore up for Bombers ahead of Banjo Bowl
The Bombers gave themselves some breathing room in the West thanks to a hot start, but as Bob Irving writes, they must now get back on the winning track.
Moffat: Rodgers continuing family legacy
James Rodgers made an impression in his first CFL game as he continues a legacy of football that runs through his family by playing north of the border.
Pedersen: Dressler’s return sets the tone for Riders
He may not have had a massive impact on the Riders’ Labour Day Classic win, but Weston Dressler’s return to Riderville is larger than life.
Morris: Lulay returns in time for BC playoff push
Travis Lulay returns to action in Week 11 after nine months on the sideline but he knows he is just one piece to the puzzle for the Lions’ playoff push.
Nye: Plenty of storylines entering Labour Day in Regina
Entering Sunday’s game between Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Saskatchewan Roughriders many entertaining storylines are developing and broken down by Jamie Nye.
Dunk: Ticats players invigorated by new era in Hamilton
CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk reports from Hamilton where a new era is expected to being in Hamilton on Monday when the Tiger-Cats host the rival Toronto Argonauts.
Classic might return in traditional Labour Day game
With first place on the line between the Edmonton and Calgary game on Monday, Chris Jones is trying to keep his team focused on the game plan.
Stephen: A return to the Labour Day Classic
With the best combined record ever between the Esks and Stamps on Mark’s Labour Day Weekend and first place in the West on the line, Mark Stephen breaks down the Stamps’ preparation.
Campbell: REDBLACKS gearing up for playoff push
With an opportunity to move a game up on the Montreal Alouettes, the Ottawa REDBLACKS are making all necessary moves to make a playoff push including signing WR Eddie Poole.
Landry: Argos enter Labour Day looking to create separation
The Toronto Argonauts are heading into one of the biggest games on their schedule as they hope to create some distance between them and the rest of the East.
Moffat: Crompton thrown a challenge
Jonathon Crompton may have not known everything to do with the CFL, but with a little help from CFL great, Condredge Holloway he was on the right track.
Cauz: My thoughts on Bodog’s Grey Cup odds Pt. 2
Who will win the East? Who will win the West? Who will MOP? Who Will have the most passing yards? Matt Cauz does his best to explain why in a way only he could.
Irving: O’Shea feels Bombers have ‘the right guys’
With NFL cuts like Weston Dressler and Alex Hall on the market, Mike O’Shea weighs in on the Bombers’ philosophy regarding his team’s make up.
Morris: Lions head into the bye with plenty of questions
The Lions wont return to the practice field until Saturday but during the time away a swirl of questions will pester the players and coaching staff.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Things starting to get interesting
Mark’s Labour Day Weekend is nearly upon us, and as Monday Morning Quarterback Pat Steinberg writes, it couldn’t have come at a more perfect time.
Nye: Riders, Lions game has makings of a classic
Heading into the Riders and Lions tilt, Jamie Nye explains why the game has the makings to be a classic when the teams meet in BC.
Stephen: Injuried list shortening for Stampeders
The original lineup that the Stampeders penciled in at the beginning of the season is starting to re-form as veterans are slowly coming off the injured list.
Morris: Lions face tough task in Western matchup
The BC Lions are set to face a tough test with the red hot Saskatchewan Roughriders coming to town looking for an important western division win.
Irving: Bombers dealing with first bout of adversity
If it is true that adversity reveals the true character of people, the new-look Winnipeg Blue Bombers have entered a period of discovery.
Campbell: Winning ugly is still winning
As long as they see an additional two points next to their name in the standings, the Edmonton Eskimos don’t really care how they win games.
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