Insight and Analysis
Moffat: Alouettes offence needs Carter to step up
Rick Moffat believes that Duron Carter has all the tools necessary to be a star in the CFL, but does he have the attitude?
Landry: Argos defence finally starting to gel
The Argos defence was a mystery heading into 2014 but as CFL.ca’s Don Landry explains, the unit is starting to prove that it can hold its own.
Pedersen: Offence stalling, but wins keep coming
The Grey Cup hangover is officially over in Riderville, but there’s still work to be done on the offensive side of the ball.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Dissecting a wild Week 8
Another week, another column. CFL.ca’s Monday Morning Quarterback Pat Steinberg delves deep into the many storylines that Week 8 had to offer.
Campbell: Esks embrace week in Nation’s Capital
On their second week away from home and the far from ideal weather conditions for football, the Eskimos continue to bond and build off their recent success.
Landry: No stopping this Man of Steele
Superman? Not quite. But Argos tailback Curtis Steele is certainly living up to his name in Toronto’s backfield. And don’t think for a second that he’s about to stop.
Stephen: Running back roulette for Stamps
With Hugh Charles starting for Calgary on Saturday, he becomes the seventh featured back so far this season for the Stampeders.
Moffat: Snakebitten Bear could help lead Als turnaround
Hampered by injuries for the better part of the last three years, linebacker Bear Woods is finally healthy, and looking to do his part in his team’s revival.
Rogers: Grigsby hurt by loss, not personal stat-line
His stats might not be anything to look twice at through eight games, but Nic Grigsby is only worried about one thing and one thing only: Winning.
Campbell: REDBLACKS coach not questioning effort
Don Campbell reports from Ottawa where the REDBLACKS’ sideline boss is advising his team to play smarter, not harder in their Week 8 matchup vs. Edmonton.
Dunk: Ticats special teams not afraid to take chances
Justin Dunk zeroes in on a Hamilton Special Teams unit that has been lights out so far this year, highlighted by some accurate kicking, and clutch returning.
Cauz: You have no idea how good John Chick really is
Just how good has John Chick been this year? Good enough for Matt Cauz to label him as the most dominant player in the league right now.
Morris: Constantly underestimated Glenn knows how to win
He might not be the biggest or strongest quarterback in the league, but Kevin Glenn has proven that he knows how to win, and has proven that so far this year.
Nye: Giving the Roughriders a ‘D’ grade
A stellar second half last week on defence is something the Saskatchewan Roughriders hope to build on entering Week 8. CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye has more from Regina.
Pedersen: A game to remember in Manitoba
Rod Pederson takes in what has been one of the best games of the year so far after the Riders came back to beat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Week 7.
Landry: Revenge on a Tuesday night? Why not?
If revenge is a dish best served cold, the Toronto Argonauts will hope to serve the Bombers a freezing cold plate on Tuesday night, writes Don Landry.
Steinberg’s MMQB: How the West has won
In this week’s Monday Morning Quarterback, CFL.ca’s Pat Steinberg offers up his opinion on why the West Division has been enjoying so much success this season.
Stephen: Familiar ground for many Ottawa REDBLACKS
Ottawa REDBLACKS coaching staff and roster share several links to the Calgary Stampeders, fitting considering it’s Family Day at McMahon Stadium.
Dunk: Austin hoping Ticats clean up their act vs. Lions
Having been plagued by penalties all season long, the Tiger-Cats are hoping for a much cleaner outing on the road against the BC Lions.
Campbell: Eskimos ready for a rare football road trip
After suffering their first loss, then a bye, the Edmonton Eskimos will embark on a rare football road trip, where they will visit Montreal and Ottawa.
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