Insight and Analysis
Cauz: Tate’s growth should not be overlooked
While a lot of the commentary this week has been about what Drew Tate said after the game, Matt Cauz states that we should not ignore how well the youngster is developing.
Pedersen: Tough loss can’t overshadow promising future
After a seemingly walking away with an upset only to have the lead slip away in the final seconds, Rod Pedersen says all things considered, there is a bright future in Riderville.
Landry: Prefontaine kicks injury aside in time for playoffs
CFL.ca’s Don Landry reports from Argonauts practice where kicker Noel Prefontaine has looked better than ever coming off hip surgery.
QB connection the key to Argos’ 2012 success
With the Argos set for their playoff return, Scott Milanovich explains how it’s helped him to look at the offence through the eyes of a quarterback.
Campbell: Veteran savvy picked over youthful exuberance
As CFL.ca’s Dave Campbell explains, the Edmonton Eskimos’ decision to go with Kerry Joseph may have been an unpopular one, but it’s likely the right one.
Morris: Gore entering post-season a confident Lion
He never lacked skill but what has changed this year for B.C. Lions’ wide receiver Shawn Gore is how he thinks the game, says CFL.ca’s Jim Morris.
Moffat: Als using week off to study opponents
Still waiting for their opponent in the Eastern Final, the Montreal Alouettes are taking advantage of the time off they’ve earned.
Irving: Four quarterbacks, one starting job in Winnipeg
While cleaning out their lockers following their season-ending victory over the Alouettes, an interesting scenario presented itself in the Bombers’ locker room.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Storylines aplenty in Semi-Finals
Heading into Sunday’s Division Semi-Finals, CFL.ca’s MMQB Pat Steinberg outlines the major storylines that will take centre stage.
Pedersen: It’s grind time for the Roughriders
According to CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen, if the Riders want to do some damage in this year’s playoffs, they’ll have to grind by their division rivals in Calgary.
Moffat: Lavoie taking pride in new role
In just his first year in the CFL Alouettes rookie Patrick Lavoie has been quietly exceeding expectations of his teammates, as well as some former greats.
Campbell: Eskimos have plenty to play for
With a playoff spot already locked in, the Edmonton Eskimos still have reason to put their best foot forward tonight, says Dave Campbell.
Morris: Phillips looking for continued success vs. rival
With 16 of his 35 career picks coming against the Riders, it seems that whenever a Riders quarterback throws a ball up, BC Lions DB Ryan Phillips isn’t far from locating it.
Nye: Unsung heroes deserve credit in Riderville
On the heels of the team Player Award winners, Jamie Nye says it’s time to recognize some other Roughriders who are worthy of some well-deserved praise.
Stephen: Tough decision looms for Hufnagel
Having yet to name a starting QB for the Western Semi-Fina, John Hufnagel has a tough decision ahead of him, says CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen.
Landry: Argos making the right decision by sitting Ray
CFL.ca’s Don Landry believes the Argos are making the right choice to sit Ricky Ray Thursday and speaks with Jim Barker about the rational behind the decision.
Dunk: Burris and co. focused on the task ahead
CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk reports from Ticats practice where each player and coach knows what they need to do to begin the two-part entry into the playoffs – beat the rival Argos.
Cauz: Thanks for the memories Ivor Wynne
With the doors locked and the lights shut for good, CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz takes a nostalgic look at the stadium he once called home.
Pedersen: Are the Riders contenders or pretenders?
With just one week left in the regular season, CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen wonders whether the Riders have what it takes to go all the way this year.
Moffat: Time for the Alouettes to walk the walk
If there was ever a week for a team to forget talking the talk and just start walking the walk, this is it for the Montreal Alouettes, according to Rick Moffat.
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