Insight and Analysis
Dunk: Former Argo DBs entering familiar territory
Brandon Isaac is known as the outspoken one and Evan McCollough the quiet one. Guess who was willing to share more about what they know about their old QB Ricky Ray?
Stephen: Forecast should be least of Stamps’ concerns
Believe it or not, but the weather might again be a factor out West. Mark Stephen, however, says John Hufnagel and the Stamps have plenty more to worry about.
Cauz: Whose legacy belongs to the 2013 Playoffs?
Matt Cauz states that unless your name is ‘Lebron James;, no position in sports is weighed more on Championships then quarterback. So who will cement their legacy?
Dunk: Week 6 and beyond for LeFevour, Ticats offence
In Week 6, Kent Austin drew up a package for backup QB Dan LeFevour and the Tiger-Cats haven’t looked back since. Justin Dunk as the ‘Cats prep for the Eastern Final.
Nye: Riders have a lot to prove in Western Final
After coming up big in the late-stages of last week’s Western Semi-Final, the Saskatchewan Roughriders will be looking to prove their doubters wrong once again.
Morris: Back to the Lions Den for Winter
Following another earlier-than-expected exit from the post-season, Travis Lulay and the BC Lions reflect on the season that was.
Moffat: Calvillo, Flory have futures in plain sight
Can a pair of stalwarts of Montreal’s offence turn in their cleats in favour of a clip board? CFL.ca’s Rick Moffat says it’s possible.
Pedersen: Durant silences critics, rewards supporters
Rod Pedersen gives a round of applause for quarterback Darian Durant, who he believes had one of the best performances of his career in the Western Semi-Final.
Steinberg’s MMQB: The chase continues
The first weekend of the playoffs gave us exactly what we would have hoped: Close football and great finishes. Today, the MMQB looks ahead to the Division Finals.
Nye: Simon, Roughriders not looking past Sunday
Jamie Nye breaks down this Sunday’s Western Semi-Final, and finds out that the Roughriders are doing their best to maintain their focus.
Dunk: O-line rarin; Ellingson returning
Justin Dunk says the Hamilton offensive line is ready for Montreal’s blitz package. Meanwhile Greg Ellingson gets closer to returning.
Moffat: Brouillette, Als ‘D’ refuses to rest against Burris
CFL.ca’s Rick Moffat reports from Als practice where Marco Brouillette and the Montreal defence is readying for a battle against one of the league’s premier pivots.
Morris: Lions getting creative behind closed doors?
The Lions held one practice behind closed doors at B.C. Place this week, preventing prying media eyes from watching preparations for the Western Semi-Final.
Dunk: Burris looks to fulfill Black and Gold’s grey plan
Justin Dunk reports from Ticats practice where he believes that the presence of Henry Burris alone gives the Ticats their best chance in years to go to the Grey Cup.
Moffat: Unsung hero Parker finds his voice with Als
As efficient as Billy Parker has been in his five years in the CFL, he’s never once earned a CFL All-Star nod. That all changed yesterday, however.
Irving: The season is over, but there’s still work to be done
As Bob Irving explains, the season might be over in Winnipeg, but the work towards finalizing the organization’s management team has just begun.
Morris: Momentum swinging in the right direction
After a bit of a rough stretch near the end of the regular season, the B.C. Lions appear to have regained their footing as they head into the playoffs.
Stephen: No shortage of drama for Stamps during off week
Thanks to injuries to a trio of key starters, the Stampeders will be hard at work this week trying to find their replacements, explains Mark Stephen.
Campbell: Reed’s dismissal a bold move by Hervey
It’s a critical time in the Eskimos organization, and Dave Campbell explains the critical move made by team general manager Ed Hervey.
Pedersen: Riders focused heading into post-season
After a long and arduous season, the 101st Grey Cup Playoffs are almost here. And as Rod Pedersen explains, the Saskatchewan Roughriders are ready for whatever happens.
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