Insight and Analysis
Campbell: Eskimos need to clean up and step up
Heading into their Week 4 clash with the Lions, the Eskimos are hoping to play a more disciplined game than their last outing, writes Dave Campbell.
Rogers: Bruce continues to journey onwards
As CFL.ca’ columnist Steph Rogers discovers, there’s plenty more to Montreal Alouettes receiver Arland Bruce than meets the eye.
Dunk: Austin set to make his return to Riderville
Kent Austin doesn’t want it to be about him, but as Justin Dunk explains, there’s no getting around the fact that all eyes will be on him come Sunday in Regina.
Moffat: Changing of the guards in Montreal
The difference between work and play is about to become painfully clear to Ryan Bomben. And as Rick Moffat explains it had better not be painful for Anthony Calvillo.
Pedersen: So far, so good in Riderville
Things are good in Riderville, but CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen warns fans to not get ahead of themselves, stressing that slow and steady often wins the race.
Morris: Williams adjsuting to being turned outside in
Physically Keron Williams knew he could adjust to his new role in the B.C. defensive scheme. The challenge was making the switch mentally. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris has more.
Landry: Argos defence looking for a spark
CFL.ca columnist Don Landry takes a look at an Argonautss defence that is confident it can return to its shutdown form of last season.
Cauz: 10 thoughts from Riders vs. Argos Week 3
CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz delves deep into Week 3’s tilt between the Roughriders and Argonauts and discusses what he liked and didn’t like about the game.
Irving: Bombers offence needs to pick up the slack
The defence has been outstanding, but Bob Irving says they can’t do it all by themselves, meaning it’s time for the Bombers offence to step up.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Pivot storylines dominate Week 3
Staying true to his namesake, the Monday Morning QB takes a look some interesting quarterback developments after three weeks of action.
Campbell: Young Eskimos looking to build off first win
Back home and readying for tonight’s tilt with the Lions, the young Eskimos are looking to continue taking steps forward, writes Dave Campbell.
Stephen: Déjà vu for Glenn, Stampeders offence
Much like last season, Kevin Glenn will lead the Stampeders into Montreal during Week 3. And as Mark Stephen explains, he’ll be looking for different results.
Dunk: Austin determined to get Ticats back on their feet
Tiger-Cats Head Coach Kent Austin is determined to get his team back on its feet. And as Justin Dunk explains, it won’t be as hard as people might think.
Nye: Sheets leaner and meaner in 2013
What is the secret to Kory Sheets’ blazing start? According to CFL.ca’s Riders columnist Jamie Nye, it is “Less fat, more muscle”.
Moffat: Als entering the age of the dinosaur
On a team that coins itself ‘Birds of Prey’, with a coach that some call ‘The Hawk’, it is a pair of Dinosaurs taking some of the spotlight in Montreal says Rick Moffat.
Landry: Owens’ durability on full display early
Having taken a few big hits in Weeks 1 and 2, Chad Owens scoffs at the notion that he might be better off giving return duties to someone else, explains Don Landry.
Cauz: Give Calvillo and the Als the benefit of the doubt
He’s pro football’s all-time leading passer, yet, after a couple of off weeks, everyone is ready to write off Anthony Calvillo. Matt Cauz is here to defend the QB.
Morris: Moore and Jackson sharing common approach
Over 5,000 career yards separate Paris Jackson and Nick Moore but as CFL.ca’s Jim Morris explains, the teacher and the student have much more in common than one would think.
Irving: Bombers can thank defence for Week 2 win
Shutting down Anthony Calvillo and Montreal’s offence is no easy task, which is CFL.ca’s Bob Irving was so impressed by the Bombers’ defensive performance in Week 2.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Impressive outings highlight Week 2
CFL.ca’s Monday Morning Quarterback Pat Steinberg takes a look at four developing trends that have taken centre stage through two weeks of action.
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