Insight and Analysis
Stephen: Stamps mum on QB playing time
Both Kevin Glenn and Drew Tate will play tonight vs. the BC Lions, but Mark Stephen wonders how much playing time each will receive.
Dunk: Ticats hoping for fitting farewell to Ivor Wynne
With just one more game until Ivor Wynne closes its doors for good, Justin Dunk caught up with a few Ticats to see how they feel about the stadium’s last hoorah.
Nye: Is it time to rest Darian Durant?
Having already secured their spot in the playoffs, CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye wonders whether it would be wise to sit Darian Durant and other Rider regulars.
Cauz: Where did all the nicknames go?
What happened to the good ol’ days where nicknames were aplenty? Matt Cauz has the same question, and does his best to provide some answers.
Morris: Lions a talented bunch all the way through
With key veterans out of the lineup, the BC Lions have been able to lean on several backups that have been doing their part to ensure the Leos don’t miss a beat.
Irving: Pierce more than just a quarterback
He’s had his fair share of critics, but Bob Irving isn’t one of them. And according to Irving, there’s no question who should be leading Winnipeg into its bright future.
Pedersen: Roughriders remain unapologetic
According to Rod Pedersen, the Saskatchewan Roughriders are happy with the ‘x’ next to their name in the standings, and don’t quite care how it got there.
Nye: Three-cheers for three important Riders
According to CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye, the Riders can thank the likes of three crucial pieces of their organization for their sustained success this season.
Campbell: Esks not intimated by impressive Lions
CFL.ca’s Dave Campbell explains that while the Lions boast an all-world quarterback and hard-hitting defence, the Esks are confident heading into BC Place.
Landry: Can Ray’s return revitalize Owens?
Don Landry explores the fragile chemistry that goes into allowing a receiver to either dominate or become a non-factor as Ricky Ray and Chad Owens reunite Friday.
Stephen: Stampeders taking CFL Pink to a new level
Pink gloves, tape and towels are one thing but the Calgary Stampeders are so committed to the CFL Pink initiative that they a couple of their burly offensive linemen will have pink beards. Yes, ...
Irving: Stars growing into their own in Winnipeg
Chris Matthews, Chad Simpson and Henoc Muamba are just three of the many that Bob Irving thinks will lead the Blue Bombers to brighter days in the future.
Campbell: Eskimos defence showing its resiliency
Dave Campbell reports from Edmonton Eskimos practice where Chris Thompson and Joe Burnett are looking to carry over an impressive defensive performance into Week 16.
Landry: Argos facing mathematical crunch time
Jordan Younger and the Argos are aware that there are huge playoff implications this week against Montreal, but state that they will try not to get caught up in the numbers.
Stephen: Questions needing answers in Cowtown
Heading into the stretch drive towards the playoffs, the Stampeders have plenty of important questions that need answering, according to Mark Stephen.
Chuck Ealey’s story has a message for all of us
The second installment of ‘Engraved on a Nation’ features the story of Chuck Ealey, which according to Orlando Bowen has a lesson for everyone.
Irving: Blue Bombers playing care-free football
In hopes of stringing together a few wins, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are employing a care-free attitude into Week 16, says CFL.ca’s Bob Irving.
Moffat: Cash on the money for Alouettes
A newcomer to the Montreal D-Line in 2012, Alan-Michael Cash has been exceeding expectations, says CFL.ca’s Rick Moffat.
Pedersen: Riders on a roll at the most important time
On the heels of their third-straight victory, CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen says that the Saskatchewan Roughriders are heating up at the right time.
Cauz: My fake Engraved on a Nation documentary
It’s a moment that will forever be a part of Grey Cup lore, and Matt Cauz has every intention on finding out who threw the beer can at Rocket Ismail during the 79th Grey Cup.
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