Insight and Analysis
Irving: Bombers second half an encouraging sign
As they get set for round two against Toronto on Thursday night, the Bombers are looking to build off what was a solid second half in Week 17.
Pedersen: A massive test looms for Riders at McMahon
Rod Pedersen takes a look ahead at a matchup that has all the makings to be a classic at McMahon between the Roughriders and Stampeders.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Stakes getting higher
CFL.ca’s resident MMQB Pat Steinberg says that given this week’s results, Week 18 could tell us who will be traveling where for the playoffs.
Nye: Riders need to bring their game back to ‘A’ status
With a home playoff date on the line, Corey Chamblin and the Saskatchewan Roughriders know they have to elevate their game a few levels.
Rogers: Back to backup for Argos’ Collaros
After guiding his team to four straight road wins in relief, Zach Collaros now drifts back behind Ricky Ray in Toronto’s plans. Steph Rogers has more from Argos practice.
Campbell: Curran’s next chapter could be a great one
Described by Dave Campbell as a ‘well-rounded individual’, Eskimos linebacker Rennie Curran has been turning heads early on in his CFL career.
Dunk: Tasker the latest weapon in Ticats’ arsenal
Despite his early success, Luke Tasker is still learning as he goes in the CFL. But as Justin Dunk explains, it was his time under coach Kent Austin that makes his transition easier.
Moffat: All of a Sutton, Als have a new starting RB
Rick Moffat takes a look at the career of Tyrell Sutton, who will make his first start at running back for the Alouettes on Sunday.
Stephen: Stage is set for the Stampeders
Everything is all laid out neatly for the Calgary Stampeders. All that’s left for them to do is to hit the field and do what they’ve done all year long.
Cauz: Why Jon Cornish should win the Lou Marsh Trophy
Only three CFL players have ever won the Lou Marsh Trophy as Canadian Athlete of the Year. But CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz believes it’s time to name a fourth.
Irving: Bombers standing behind their head coach
Bob Irving believes that if there’s one thing Winnipeg’s win over Montreal confirmed, it’s that the team is standing behind their head coach.
Morris: Future still hazy for injured Reid
After months of uncertainty Angus Reid finally has an idea of what the present holds, but the future still remains hazy for the veteran B.C. Lions centre.
Pedersen: Seasons of change for the Roughriders
CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen takes a look at the progressive improvements that the Saskatchewan Roughriders have made to keep their fans cheering.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Let the sprint begin
CFL.ca’s resident Monday Morning QB, Pat Steinberg, weighs in on the statement the Ticats are making down the stretch and the stunning play of Jon Cornish.
Nye: Defence stepping up; offence needs to wake up
While the Riders appear set on the defensive side of the ball, CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye believes the offence needs work if they intend on competing come November.
Rogers: SirVincent commanding respect early on
Steph Rogers takes a look at SirVincent Rogers. The Argos left tackle with the commanding name and a commanding presence on the gridiron.
Campbell: Bowman back in full force for Eskimos
Back from a devastating knee injury, Adarius Bowman speaks with CFL.ca’s Dave Campbell about his hard-fought return to the gridiron.
Dunk: Confidence on the rise in Steeltown
Justin Dunk believes Hamilton’s win over the Tiger-Cats was an important one for a bunch of reasons. None more so than it being a confidence builder.
Stephen: Vital month on tap for the Stamps
The Calgary Stampeders are set to begin a crucial final month of the season. And as Mark Stephen explains, they’re ready for anything.
Irving: Walters ‘acting’ like he’s already in charge
He may not be the full-time general manger, bu Kyle Walters has been pushing all the right buttons for the Bombers. CFL.ca’s Bob Irving explains.
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