Insight and Analysis
Cauz: A night out at the Argos vs. Lions game
CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz takes a dive into Tuesday night’s tussle between the Toronto Argonauts and BC Lions’s and reflects upon the atmosphere of the game.
Irving: Burke refusing to accept excuses
On the heels of back-to-back losses at home, Blue Bombers head coach Tim Burke was his old straight-shooting self, explains CFL.ca’s Bob Irving.
Campbell: Young Eskimos are on the upswing
With an important home clash against the Tiger-Cats on the horizon, Dave Campbell writes that things are looking up for the Eskimos.
Pedersen: Riders showing no signs of slowing down
Could things be any better for the Saskatchewan Roughriders as they head into their bye week? As CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen explains, they probably can’t.
Moffat: Popp gets third shot to patrol sidelines
CFL.ca’s Montreal Alouettes columnist Rick Moffat analyzes the dismissal of Dan Hawkins and the return of general manager Jim Popp to the sidelines.
Dunk: A familiar number 22 in Steeltown
Rookie DB Courtney Stephen is wearing the same jersey number his coordinator and position coach used to wear, but to him it’s much more than just a number on his back.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Pivotal discussions for a Wednesday
If Monday Morning Quarterback on a Wednesday wasn’t unique enough, CFL.ca’s Pat Steinberg takes a look at the damage done to opposing defences from some unlikely sources.
Rogers: Everything going according to plan for Arceneaux
CFL.ca columnist Steph Rogers chats with BC Lions receiver Emmanuel Arceneaux who’s football journey has been expansive at only 25 years of age.
Nye: Riding high heading into the bye
CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye takes a look at a Saskatchewan Roughriders team that couldn’t have dreamed of a better way to head into the bye week through five games.
Morris: Harris using 2012 Western Final loss as motivation
There’s a photo hanging in Andrew Harris’ locker that serves as a reminder. And as CFL.ca’s Jim Morris writes, it also serves as motivation.
Cauz: A noticeable trend in the East Division
CFL.ca columnist Matt Cauz takes a look at the East Division and wonders what can be done to quickly and effectively reverse their fortunes.
Dunk: Isaac brings experience & no shortage of words
Brandon Isaac is no stranger to Orlondo Steinauer’s defence nor using his mouth to intimidate opponents. However, as Justin Dunk reports, Isaac is focused only on the former.
Moffat: Alouettes have faith in Miller’s plan
The offence is having trouble finding their legs in Montreal. But as CFL.ca’s Rick Moffat writes, Rome wasn’t built in a day either.
Irving: Simpson’s touches essential to Bombers success
As he emerges as a leader in the Winnipeg offence, the man with the Twitter handle @GiveChaddaBall should have more carries, at least according to Bob Irving.
Campbell: Reed, Esks look to re-write second halves
CFL.ca’s Dave Campbell reports from Edmonton where Kavis Reed says the Eskimos need to concentrate on carrying over first half production into the third quarter.
Landry: Argos brass not afraid to make headlines
Don Landry will say this for Argos’ general manager Jim Barker and head coach Scott Milanovich: They’re not afraid to deliver the odd lightning bolt.
Pedersen: Riders gaining steam week by week
When things are up, they’re up. And according to Rod Pedersen, the sky is the limit for the 2013 edition of the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Steinberg’s MMQB: A lot of questions needing answers
What’s going on in Montreal? CFL.ca’s Monday Morning QB Pat Steinberg tackles that question and plenty more in this week’s column.
Nye: Kent Austin a man of many stories
The return of Kent Austin is a big one. And as CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye explains, he’ll be just one of several big storylines on Sunday night.
Stephen: All eyes on Paredes vs. Montreal
There are some players who enjoy the spotlight. But as CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen writes, Stampeders kicker Rene Paredes isn’t one of them.
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