Insight and Analysis
Irving: Is bigger better for Bombers defence?
Don’t try to tell Winnipeg Blue Bombers head coach Mike O’Shea that bigger is better…specially when it comes to his defensive line.
Dunk: Gable bulks up frame and expectations
CJ Gable will be the feature back for the Ticats in 2014 and with a new increased workload he is taking aim at a season unlike any other.
Moffat: Ocho’s influence on Als larger than life
Imagine being on the same team as your favourite childhood athlete. For a few Alouettes receivers, standing alongside Chad Johnson is all that and more.
Nye: Pre-season means a chance for Rider newcomers
The Riders are ready to kick off their pre-season schedule and for the newcomers on the team this first game means a chance to prove that they belong in Rider Green
Campbell: Esks pushing through rigours of training camp
As Dave Campbell explains, the Edmonton Eskimos are excited to finally get away from the practice field, as they prepare for their first pre-season game.
Campbell: DeMarco patiently awaiting his turn
When friends back home ask Thomas DeMarco how is career is going in Canada, he has an answer every football fan in the continent can relate to and readily rationalize.
Morris: Expect an aggressive Lions defence
If BC defensive coordinator Mark Washington has anything to say about it, the BC Lions defence will feature a much different look in 2014.
Pedersen: Riders cautiously optimistic heading into 2014
Rod Pedersen explains how spirits are high at Riders camp, but they’re making sure they get ahead of themselves and look beyond the current task at hand.
Landry: Picture in Argos backfield no more clear
CFL.ca’s Don Landry offers his take on the Argos running back scenario where the club may have a good problem on its hands. The starter isn’t known but there are options.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Special guests hightlight camps
The MMQB is back for good! And with Pat Steinberg’s first of 26-straight columns, he takes a look at the special guest coaches at camps around the league.
Stephen: Stamps line ready for another rookie?
After Brett Jones stole the show on Calgary’s offensive line in 2013, the Stampeders might have another star rookie take centre stage in 2014.
Campbell: Pace promptly picks up at Eskimos camp
CFL.ca’s Dave Campbell reports from Edmonton where the pace is high as are the demands at Training Camp under new head coach Chris Jones.
Campbell: Jones’ story one of character
He’s one of the most sought after speakers in the state of Washington, but toughest speaking engagement Reggie Jones ever faced is one he can barely remember.
Nye: Plenty of intrigue remains at Riders camp
Jamie Nye reports from Roughriders camp where there are spots up for grabs following the departures of the like of Sheets, Simon, Dressler and McCullough.
Irving: Winds of change make their mark in Winnipeg
If there’s a team in the CFL with more training camp question marks than the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Bob Irving can’t imagine which one it would be.
Landry: Emry set to anchor Boatmen defence
In a sea of new faces on the defence of the Argonauts – Shea Emry will literally be at the epicentre of whatever good and whatever bad happens with that defence this season.
Morris: Lulay continues long road to recovery
Uncertainty surrounds Travis Lulay in training camp, still without a true timeline of when he will be able to return from shoulder surgery. Jim Morris reports from Surrey.
Dunk: Austin takes a unique approach to the ratio
CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk reports from Tiger-Cats camp where head coach Kent Austin is executing his distinct method on how to build Canadian talent on his roster.
Campbell: Esks look for offensive punch on Draft day
After a one-year hiatus, the Eskimos returned to the 1st round of the CFL Draft, and added an important piece to a nearly complete puzzle. Dave Campbell explains.
Moffat: Als happy to stay local with top pick
Rick Moffat explains how the Alouettes GM Jim Popp didn’t have to look very far to find their top pick in Tuesday’s Draft.
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