Insight and Analysis
Stephen: Lewis set to join some elite company
As he inches closer and closer to joining an exclusive club, Nik Lewis lets CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen know that while milestones are nice, he’d rather register more wins.
Irving: Bombers must have revenge on their mind
On the heels of their 52-0 loss to the Riders, CFL.ca’s Bob Irving says the Blue Bombers won’t go down without a fight during the Banjo Bowl.
Pedersen: Riders taking time to enjoy dominant win
Rod Pedersen reports from Regina where players and coaches are taking time to reflect on a big win after grinding through some tough losses in week’s previous.
Campbell: Messam’s return gives Eskimos plenty of options
CFL.ca’s Dave Campbell details the actions that led to Jerome Messam’s return and how he, Cory Boyd and Hugh Charles could wreak havoc on opposing defences.
Nye: Rider players taking matters into their own hands
CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye reports from Riders practice where he has seen more than one players-only discussion as Saskatchewan tries to tighten up their play heading into Labour Day Weekend.
Landry: Ray, Argos offence looking to zone in
Don Landry reports from Argos practice where they are trying to define their offensive reads a bit more, especially when facing zone coverages.
Calgary’s Johnny Forzani and the island of ‘Z’
Johnny Forzani isn’t off to the same hot start he had last season on the stats sheet, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t contributing on Calgary’s offence.
Moffat: Alouettes thriving with ‘The Expendables’
Once sitting at the bottom of the depth chart, the Montreal Alouettes are now getting production from a group of unsung d-linemen as CFL.ca’s Rick Moffat explains.
Stephen: Battle of Alberta ready for next chapter?
With two new faces behind centre and two teams pulling their weight in the West, Mark Stephen wonders if we are about to witness a new chapter in the Battle of Alberta.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Plenty of positives in Saskatchewan
In a special Tuesday edition of the Monday Morning Quarterback, Pat Steinberg argues that there things aren’t as bad as they seem in Riderville.
Pedersen: No crisis in Riderville just yet
According to CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen, the Saskatchewan Roughriders are not in the midst of a crisis, but can find themselves in one if they don’t get it together soon.
Campbell: Eskimos passing injury test with flying colours
With significant injuries in the receiving corps and defensive line, Dave Campbell explains why there is no such thing as too much depth in the Canadian Football League.
Irving: Fair or not, LaPolice is out in Winnipeg
CFL.ca’s Bob Irving isn’t concerned with whether or not the dismissal of Paul LaPolice was justified. All he knows is that the Bombers must move on.
Stephen: Calgary’s special teams have been special
Since arriving in Calgary in 2011, kicker Rene Paredes has been an vital part of the success the Stampeders have been enjoying on special teams.
Nye: Durant being mobile could help spark Riders offence
CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye states that the key to getting the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ offence back on track could be to get Darian Durant outside the pocket more.
Landry: Waters carrying Argos special teams
After a brief adjustment period, Argonauts kicker Swayze Waters has been rock solid, leading the way for a dangerous Argos special teams unit, explains Don Landry.
Moffat: Age just a number for Anthony Calvillo
On the day of his 40th birthday, Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo continues to leave fans from coast-to-coast in awe, explains CFL.ca’s Rick Moffat.
Pedersen: Time on Roughriders’ side
It is now a legitimate question: “What is wrong with the Saskatchewan Roughriders?” According to Rod Pedersen, not as much as there might seem.
Dunk: Cobourne humbled and hungry
With Chevon Walker sidelined with an injury, Avon Cobourne takes over in the Ticats’ backfield, eager to prove he still has what it takes as Justin Dunk explains.
Morris: Rookie Westerman coming into his own
BC Lions rookie defensive lineman Jabar Westerman has exceeded expectations since Wally Buono traded up to select him second overall in the draft.
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