Insight and Analysis
Moffat: Without a doubt, Als are Calvillo’s team
Anthony Calvillo’s return under centre is all but inevitable in Montreal. And as Rick Moffat explains, the Als couldn’t be happier.
Cauz: So much to talk about, so little time
With the post-season rapidly appraoching, CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz takes a look around the league and touches upon a few interesting topics.
Pedersen: Simon focused on team with BC visit behind him
With his emotional return to BC Place and receptions record now behind him, Geroy Simon is putting little focus on individual awards and all focus on the team.
Morris: DeMarco the new engine powering Lions offence
The quarterback is the engine that drives any CFL team. And as Jim Morris points out, their temporary engine is still warming up under the hood.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Let the stretch drive begin
In this week’s Monday Morning Quarterback, Pat Steinberg takes a look at a few teams who could be dangerous in the 101st Grey Cup Playoffs.
Rogers: Argos secondary learning to plug and play
Steph Rogers takes a look at the progress of Jalil Carter, who like his teammates, refuses to take any credit for the success of the Argos’ defensive efforts.
Nye: Chamblin hunkering down to get Riders back on track
The Nation is restless. And Jamie Nye reports that Saskatchewan head coach Corey Chamblin is doing whatever he can to get the team back on track.
Stephen: Pivotal decision and stretch looms for Stamps
Heading into a pivotal stretch of the season, the Stamps will have to answer an equally important question with their quarterbacks.
Moffat: Alouettes defence just getting started
Under the tutelage of Alouettes defensive coordinator Noel Thorpe, players like Scott Paxson have been thriving between the white lines.
Dunk: Can Fantuz repeat Week 1 in rematch with Argos?
The last time the Argos and Ticats met, Andy Fantuz caught 10 passes for 155 yards and a touchdown. CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk dissects his performance ahead of the rematch.
Campbell: Reilly playing it safe
Dave Campbell runs through the process that was taken by the Edmonton Eskimos’ training staff with regards to quarterback Mike Reilly’s concussion.
Irving: Bombers looking to gain control of offence
While the score might indicate otherwise, Bob Irving believes that the Bombers inflicted as much damage to themselves as the Lions did.
Morris: Lions turning the corner at the right time
Strange as it sounds, it was during the fourth quarter of a loss that Mike Benevides became convinced the Lions could rise above being mediocre, says Jim Morris.
Pedersen: Sheets’ return to the lineup a big one
Rod Pedersen has a simple explanation for the recent slide in Saskatchewan. And he only needs two words to describe it: Kory Sheets.
Cauz: The Road Warrior Argonauts and ‘Sports Faith’
CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz takes a look at Toronto’s historic four-game road trip, saying the team is on the right track at the right time of the season.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Never a dull moment V2.0
After thinking that he had a grasp on the way things were heading last week, our MMQB continues to scratch his head in predicting the way this year will end.
Nye: Riders need to regain control of their destiny
If you think the Saskatchewan Roughriders are going to fold with their mounting adversity, CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye says you couldn’t be more wrong.
Moffat: Cahoon pulling for Simon (just not this week)
From his home in Utah, Ben Cahoon tells Rick Moffat that he’s looking forward to seeing Geroy Simon break his record. Just not this week against the Alouettes.
Campbell: 100 cheers for an Eskimo great
As Fred Stamps approaches his 100th career game, Dave Campbell explains why he believes Stamps is one of the best receivers of all-time.
Stephen: New leaders emerging in Stamps receiving corps
Plagued by injuries, the Stampeders have been rewarded for putting their faith in receivers Brad Sinopoli and Jabari Arthur.
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