Insight and Analysis
Steinberg’s MMQB: Nothing meaningless about Week 19
As we found out in a variety of fashions this weekend, the final week of the 2013 season was anything but meaningless to all eight teams.
Campbell: Big man O’Donnell playing large for Esks
It took a little longer than expected, but Matt O’Donnell has finally started living up to his draft-year expectations. Dave Campbell has more.
Stephen: Stampeders in it to win it vs. Lions
Expect a star-studded Stampeders lineup on Friday night in Vancouver, as John Hufnagel will dress his starters in the team’s season finale.
Irving: Sears determined to shed injury-prone reputation
Held back by injuries for a large part of his CFL career, Bombers DB Johnny Sears is hoping to shed his injury-plagued status in time for next season.
Nye: Unsung heroes make their mark in Riderville
On the heels of yesterday’s team award winners announcement, CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye believes there are plenty of other Roughriders who were worthy of being honoured.
Campbell: Proud Eskimos aim to finish 2013 on a high
As Dave Campbell explains, the Edmonton Eskimos are hoping to cap off their 2013 season on a high, as they get set for their finale with the Roughriders.
Moffat: The Return of the Don in Montreal
Rick Moffat explains how a recent visit by Don Matthews to Montreal gave the Alouettes a fresh perspective on what’s been an up-and-down year.
Irving: Plenty at stake for Bombers in season finale
Heading into their final game of 2013, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers believe they have a lot to play for, as they set their sights on 2014.
Morris: Actions often speak louder than words
CFL.ca’s Jim Morris examines how a seemingly routine block by quarterback Buck Pierce injected some life into the BC Lions last Friday night.
Cauz: The return of Buck Pierce and the Lions offence
Buck Pierce’s play last week against Edmonton brought new hope to an offence that needed a jolt of confidence. Matt Cauz, however, wonders how long it will last.
Pedersen: Are the Riders mentally tough enough?
With just 12 days remaining until their first home playoff game since 2010, Rod Pedersen wonders if the Riders are mentally tough enough to do some damage.
Nye: Riders learn important lesson against Stamps
On the heels of their loss to the Stamps, Jamie Nye says the Roughriders now know what it will take to enjoy a long post-season run.
Steinberg’s MMQB: A penultimate week worth remembering
CFL.ca’s resident MMQB Pat Steinberg gives his reasons why Jon Cornish should be the MOP and offers up an early preview on the playoffs.
Dunk: Another week, another big game for Hamilton
Heading into another crucial clash with the Alouettes, the Tiger-Cats are confident they’ll be able to bounce back on home soil.
Stephen: Getzlaf, Dressler the focus for Calgary’s ‘D’
Heading into Saturday night’s crucial game in Calgary, Mark Stephen takes a look at how containing Chris Getzlaf and Weston Dressler might be the key to the Stamps’ success.
Moffat: Montreal ball hawks in full flight
With three of the top six interception leaders hailing from Montreal, it’s no secret that the Als have one of the most dangerous secondaries in the CFL. Rick Moffat has more.
Campbell: Nichols fighting to re-join Eskimos QB equation
Almost a year removed from his first major injury and five months from his last, Dave Campbell talks with Matt Nichols who is trying to get back on the football field.
Rogers: Patience pays off for Argos’ Bryant
As Steph Rogers explains, Romby Bryant’s debut in double blue was the result of 16 weeks of practice, preparation and most of all, patience.
Cauz: Why I love and hate Fantasy football
In the midst of a four-game losing streak, Matt Cauz vents his frustration about the Cauz vs. Canada feature, and offers up some advice as well.
Morris: Lions determined to sharpen up ahead of playoffs
Knowing that that they will head to either Calgary or Regina for the Western Semi, the Lions are using these final two weeks to sharpen their game as well as their psyche.
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