Insight and Analysis
Stephen: Stamps recognize parallels to last Cup trip
According to Mark Stephen, the similarities between the Stamps’ 2008 Grey Cup trip and this one are rampant, leading him to think another Calgary victory is in store.
Morris: Lewis ready to bring the noise in Grey Cup
CFL.ca’s Jim Morris explains how the Nik Lewis we see on the field, isn’t anything like the Nik Lewis we don’t get to see off the field.
Scianitti: Week 5 loss to BC a turning point for Cornish
With the award for Most Outstanding Canadian already in Jon Cornish’s trophy case, CFL.ca’s Matt Scianitti tells us how the relentless running back turned his season around.
Morris: Cornish’s mom there for motivation
Jon Cornish’s relationship with his mother provides ample motivation for what he hopes to achieve when on the field, says CFL.ca’s Jim Morris.
Landry: O’Shea whips Argos’ special teams into shape
As CFL.ca’s Don Landry tells us, hard work, patience, and attention to detail have helped the Argos find their form on special teams just in the nick of time.
Morris: Glenn enjoying rare Grey Cup appearance
As CFL.ca’s Jim Morris explains, Calgary Stampeders quarterback Kevin Glenn is enjoying every minute of his rare appearance in the Grey Cup – and with good reason.
Landry: Breaking down the blockbuster
CFL.ca’s Don Landry sits down with Jim Barker as the Argos general manager takes him through the days, phone calls and final moments that led to one of the biggest trades in CFL history.
Scianitti: Milanovich instills sense of family into Argos
CFL.ca’s Matt Scianitti examines the burgeoning family-oriented relationship between Argonauts Head Coach Scott Milanovich and his players.
Remaining ’04 Argos excited for Grey Cup return
Just like the team’s last trip to the Grey Cup in 2004, this year’s edition of the Argos has overcome no shortage of trials and tribulations on its path to the 100th Grey Cup.
Morris: Experienced Hufnagel keeps his cards close
Heading into his second Grey Cup game as a head coach, John Hufnagel continues to play his cards right, says CFL.ca’s Jim Morris.
Stamps’ Taylor hopes to dazzle on the biggest stage
Larry Taylor wasnt the most popular guy during Wednesdays West Division media lunch, but it’s possible he could be after Sunday’s 100th Grey Cup.
Cauz: Toronto vs. Calgary a case of Good vs. Evil
CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz notes that the matchup for the 100th Grey Cup features two teams from opposite sides of the good and evil spectrum.
Moffat: Off-season of uncertainty ahead for Als
CFL.ca’s Rick Moffat visited a sombre Alouettes locker room less than 24 hours after their stunning loss to the Argonauts in the Eastern Final.
Steinberg’s MMQB: A weekend worth remembering
CFL.ca’s Monday Morning Quarterback Pat Steinberg says the two Division Finals featured a pair of games worth remembering.
Morris: Long winter ahead for disappointed Lions
According to CFL.ca’s Jim Morris, it’s going to be a long winter for the BC Lions, after they came up short in their quest for a Grey Cup repeat.
Morris: Lions won’t rest on previous success vs. Stamps
Despite leading the league in rushing, Jon Cornish has yet to rush for over 90 yards against the Lions this season; a stat that means very little to the BC defenders.
Stephen: Stampeders no stranger to adversity
Amid everything that has taken place at McMahon Stadium this week, it is easy to overlook the fact there is a game to prepare for, says CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen.
Landry: Line of scrimmage key battleground for Argos
CFL.ca columnist Don Landry takes a look at the impact the defensive and offensive lines will have in Sunday’s Eastern Final against the Als.
Moffat: Calvillo aims to continue Big O success
Montreal’s Olympic Stadium has been kind to Anthony Calvillo and the Alouettes in most post-season visits, explains CFL.ca’s Rick Moffat.
Morris: Veterans Simon and Bruce put team first
As CFL.ca’s Jim Morris explains, a pair of veteran BC Lions receivers have been doing their part to ensure the Lions don’t miss a beat.
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