Insight and Analysis
Morris: Vets experience different emotions for same feat
Geroy Simon has been a Rider for a year, Neal Hughes for a decade but both are experiencing different emotions tonight. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris has more.
Morris: Home-grown Riders ready for dream ending
For Saskatchewan-born Roughriders like Chris Getzlaf, Neal Hughes and Ben Heenan, Sunday’s Grey Cup will hold a little bit more meaning, explains Jim Morris.
Ground game could hold key to Ticats’ offence
With the bright lights directly on the starting quarterbacks, the battle on the ground and in the trenches may hold the key to victory says CFL.ca’s Jeff Krever.
Nye: Durant, Riders should beware the underdog
While the Riders will relish home-field advantage, CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye says they should be cautious of a team that could enjoy the underdog title just as much.
Morris: McElveen goes from enemy to ally in Riders defence
CFL.ca’s Jim Morris explores the relationship between the Riders defence and a player that helped beat them twice in the Grey Cup. It took time for Jermaine McElveen to fit in.
Dunk: Dialing in on the Ticats’ Grey Cup game plan
CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk breaks down what Tiger-Cats head coach Kent Austin might be looking to accomplish against the Roughriders on game day.
Morris: Milo hoping to make special mark on Grey Cup
From Jack Abendschan through Dave Ridgway, placekickers have played a special role in Saskatchewan Roughrider lore. Current kicker Chris Milo is hoping to join them.
One football’s enough for talented Ticat receivers
For teams as talented and deep at receiver as the Ticats, a common complaint is that there arent enough footballs to keep everyone happy. Jeff Krever says that’s not a worry.
‘Cats cautious, but not worried in facing Durant
The Ticats say they wont go out of their way to stop Darian Durant from taking off on Sunday, because thats just one aspect of the Roughriders offence.
Morris: Anderson won’t be silenced on grandest of stages
Known for his trash-talking abilities, Dwight Anderson gives Jim Morris an inside look at how plans to stop the Ticats both physically and mentally.
Morris: Bagg the poster child for Riders’ resiliency
With injuries now a thing of the past, Roughriders wide receiver Rob Bagg is looking to make a hefty impact in Sunday’s 101st Grey Cup.
Ticats’ Steinauer rising among coaching ranks
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have a budding star in Defensive Coordinator Orlondo Steinauer, but they better enjoy it while it lasts.
Morris: Sheets’ attitude changes for the better
Kory Sheets turned a lot of heads this CFL season. Now the running back is working on getting his head straight as the team prepares for the 101st Grey Cup.
Nye: Mosaic could tell its greatest tale of all Sunday
CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye says that Sunday’s game isn’t just the biggest of the year, it is the biggest in the 100-plus year history of the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Morris: Simon a spoke in the Riders’ Grey Cup wheel
The transition from being a main cog to one of the pieces hasnt been easy, but playing a role in the Riders advancing to the Grey Cup has made the journey all the more meritorious.
Cauz: You should get behind the Tiger-Cats
With a lot of support being thrown in the Roughriders’ direction, Matt Cauz has decided to stand in Hamilton’s corner.
Ticats’ Austin relishing first year back in CFL
CFL.ca’s Jeff Krever explores Kent Austin’s rather unconventional arrival, departure and return to the CFL and yet another city where he can carve his legacy.
Pedersen: Best Grey Cup matchup ever?
Best Grey Cup matchup ever? CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen certainly thinks so. He won’t predict a winner, but he’s certain it’s going to be an unreal week.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Grey Cup headlines write themselves
Henry Burris, Kent Austin, and Rider Nation headline what Pat Steinberg believes to be a fan’s dream matchup, as Grey Cup week begins.
Nye: Riders have an entire province in their corner
Jamie Nye says that when the Saskatchewan Roughriders hit the field on Sunday, theyll do it with an entire province holding their breath.
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