Insight and Analysis
Landry: McCune hammers away as Argos middle man
CFL.ca’s Don Landry reports from Argos practice where amidst personnel changes, there has been a consistent factor in the middle of the Toronto defence.
Morris: Lions ‘D’ ready to take on Calgary’s one-two punch
As BC sets to host the rival Stampeders, CFL.ca’s Jim Morris explores how the Lions defence intends on stopping the physical one-two punch of Cornish and Lewis.
Dunk: Fantuz ready to pick up where he left off
Out since Week 1, Andy Fantuz is back on the practice field with his team, ready to make return Friday and build on a 155-yard season opener with the Ticats.
Irving: Hall gets the opportunity he’s been waiting for
Despite being Winnipeg’s third starting QB in their last four games, Max Hall is ready to take advantage of his potentially slim opportunity.
Cauz: Storylines and useless stats for Week 8
Matt Cauz couldn’t be happier that the bye weeks are officially over. As a result, he’s put together a list of things to look forward to for Week 8.
Moffat: ‘Aircraft’ Carrier set to take flight for Als
As CFL.ca’s Rick Moffat writes, Alouettes return man Tyron Carrier’s return to the lineup is a big one for both the Als and the man himself.
Pedersen: Roughriders have sights set ahead
With the relatively unreasonable expectation of a perfect season now in the rear view mirror, CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen looks ahead at what’s in front of the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Week 7 lives up to the hype
Last week the MMQB talked about how many great stories and topics there were despite only being two games on the schedule. Apparently, history likes to repeat itself.
Stephen: Stampeders attack record books vs. Riders
Jon Cornish’s four-touchdown performance against the Roughriders on Friday was one for the record books, writes Mark Stephen.
Cauz: Stats don’t tell the full story for Riders vs. Stamps
Friday night’s 42-27 win for the Stampeders may have seemed like a blowout in the boxscore, but as Matt Cauz explains, it was far from it.
Irving: Tornado of change consumes Bombers’ front office
The winds of change have been swirling for some time in Winnipeg, says Bob Irving. But no one could have predicted the tornado that touched down on Friday.
Morris: Leos still looking for chemistry on offence
After an off-season filled with change on the offensive side of the ball, the Lions admit that they are still trying to figure out how each person works. Jim Morris has more.
Nye: Bulletin board material adds to bitter rivalry
Can tonight’s Friday Night Football matchup be any better? Jamie Nye says that Charleston Hughes’ comments regarding Kory Sheets certainly won’t hurt.
Pedersen: Riders back to business after the bye
After a week off, Rey Williams and the Saskatchewan Roughriders are back at it preparing for Calgary and ready to defend their perfect record. CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen has more.
Moffat: Als’ Hopkins counting his blessings
CFL.ca’s Rick Moffat has the inspiring story of Moton Hopkins who has battle back from a condition that almost cost him his career and his life.
Landry: Khalif Mitchell getting his groove back
A once reluctant Argo, Khalif Mitchell is as focused as ever, playing the best football of the season and a talk with an Argos alum may have swayed his thought process.
Moffat: Okeke loving life in Als’ scouting department
With Jim Popp doing a lot more head coaching and a little less scouting these days, Als’ scouts like Uzooma Okeke are going to be hard at work, writes Rick Moffat.
Hardy: A closer look at Shaw’s missed field goal
CFL.ca’s Trevor Hardy takes a closer look at Grant Shaw’s last-second missed field goal and wonders whether or not it could have been avoided entirely.
Landry: Boatmen exit bye week on a high note
Heading into their Thursday night tilt with their division rivals in Montreal, the Argonauts are all smiles, writes CFL.ca’s Don Landry.
Morris: Lions ready to roar after short week
With just six days between their Week 5 and Week 6 matchups, Travis Lulay and the BC Lions admit they’ve been champing at the bit, writes Jim Morris.
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