Insight and Analysis
Moffat: Ellis working his way up Als’ depth chart
Spotted at an open tryout, first-year Alouette Dominique Ellis has been a bright spot on a Montreal special teams unit that has been anything BUT special so far.
Campbell: REDBLACKS not about to lose faith
The Ottawa REDBLACKS might be down, but they certainly are not out of contention in the East Division. CFL.ca’s REDBLACKS columnist Don Campbell explains.
Cauz: Getting philosophical about Football
Instead of breaking down one specific game, or heaping more praise on Drew Willy, Matt Cauz has decided to go big picture/philosophical in this week’s column.
Morris: Yell, Bazzie creating a solid tandem in BC
Ronnie Yell and Alex Bazzie are still learning the CFL game, but they are quickly becoming two of the biggest pieces to the BC Lions’ defence.
Pedersen: Riders beginning to show their true colours
With the Roughriders beginning to look like the team that triumphed in the 101st Grey Cup, CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen is a happy camper.
Nye: Which Riders team will show up in Week 6?
Through the first four games we have seen different performances from the Saskatchewan Roughriders. What will we see next? CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye has more.
Stephen: Lewis out of Stamps’ lineup, Mallett in
Due to key injuries to National offensive players in Calgary’s roster, RB Martell Mallett draws in to Calgary’s lineup, while veteran WR Nik Lewis draws out.
Landry: Brady looking to get Argos offence back on track
With the Argos’ offence in somewhat of a slump, offensive coordinator Marcus Brady has been hard at work, trying to get his unit back on track.
Moffat: Als surrounding Smith with new eyes and ears
CFL.ca columnist Rick Moffat believes the Alouettes should put more faith into Troy Smith, and loosen the suddenly tight leash around his arm.
Dunk: LeFevour does a favour and finds a left tackle
Protecting Dan LeFevour’s blindside is Jake Olson, who were it not for their long-standing relationship, may not be in Steeltown says Justin Dunk.
Campbell: Henry far from his own worst critic
As CFL.ca’s Don Campbell explains, Marcus Henry doesn’t need to critique his own game, he has his twin brother to do that for him.
Morris: Week 6 will be a test of BC’s pride
The Lions were looking like a team on the rise until penalties and mistakes haunted them again in Week 4, a problem they must fix heading into Week 6.
Irving: Three reasons for the Bombers’ early success
There are plenty of reasons why the 2014 Winnipeg Blue Bombers are finding early success. CFL.ca’s Bob Irving, however, has narrowed it down to three key explanations.
Pedersen: Riders reset causes calm in Saskatchewan
CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen weighs in on a Roughriders squad that cashed in on their promise to be re-tooled coming out of the bye week.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Risky business highlights Week 5
CFL.ca’s Pat Steinberg weighs in on Edmonton’s propensity to bust out the trick play, and also offers his kudos to the Ticats, Bombers and Riders.
Nye: Refreshed, re-energized Riders set for Week 5
Refreshed, re-energized, refocussed, recharged; whatever word you want to use to describe a team coming off a bye week has been used this week by the Roughriders.
Campbell: Maher looking to shed typical kicker conventions
Brett Maher officially cemented his name in Ottawa football history last week but as Don Campbell explains, it is more than his kicks that is impressing his coaching staff.
Dunk: Ticats seem primed to turn the tide
Set to play their first home game of the season, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats appear set on righting their ship, says CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk.
Landry: No matter the position, Carter just loves to play
Whether he plays halfback, cornerback, or even linebacker Jalil Carter is willing to do anything to help out his team as long as he gets on the field to play the sport he loves
Stephen: Stamps must venture on without Cornish
With Jon Cornish on the six-game injured list, CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen says the show must go on, even if it’s without the team’s best player.
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