Insight and Analysis
Morris: Benevides pleased with progress heading into bye
CFL.ca’s Jim Morris reports on the BC Lions who are getting set to take some time off before a stretch in the schedule where they play three games in 13 days.
Stephen: Remembering a wild afternoon at Ivor Wynne
As teams begin to make their final stops at one of Canada’s most renowned stadiums, Mark Stephen reflects on a recent game involving the Stamps that he will never forget.
Hardy: The man behind the Power Rankings Machine
He’s the man behind the CFL.ca Power Rankings and he’s here to toot his own horn, as he explains how The Machine has fared so far this season.
Pedersen: Bye week could be just what the doctor ordered
Chris Getzlaf and his Rider teammates took some time away from the field last week and it very well could be exactly what they needed according to Rod Pedersen.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Two games, many CFL storylines
In a special Tuesday edition of the Monday Morning QB, Pat Steinberg discusses the impact Brandon Whitaker is having on the Als offence and the vaunted BC defence.
Landry: Armstead’s pre-arrival an exciting one
Argonauts DE Armond Armstead is big, talented and young. And he’s picking up the tricks of the Canadian Football League trade very well.
Stephen: Hufnagel closing the playbook for part of bye week
For a couple of precious hours, John Hufnagel plans to close his playbook and indulge his passion for fishing but knows there is work to be done when he returns.
Morris: Rookie OL Norman’s summer ‘vacation’ about to end
CFL.ca’s Jim Morris sits down with OL Matt Norman who has had a rather unconventional rookie season as a first-year starter and then heading back to school.
Landry: Argos tilt with Lions could be statement game
CFL.ca columnist Don Landry reports from Argos practice where workouts are as intense as ever heading into a yardstick game versus the BC Lions.
Dunk: A tale of two teams thus far in Steeltown
Almost a third of the way through the season, CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk breaks down a Hamilton Tiger-Cats squad that compares very little to the form they took early on.
Cauz: Riders let another slip away; what does it mean?
CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz says that two of the biggest storylines of this young season met on Saturday night in Hamilton’s 35-34 come-from-behind win.
Moffat: When the going gets tough, Bowman gets going
Under .500 for the first time since 2008, the Montreal Alouettes hope that the return of John Bowman will help spark a lacking defence.
Irving: Bombers enjoying first win; more to come?
CFL.ca’s Bob Irving says there were some encouraging signs in Winnipeg’s first win of the season, and hints that there could surely be more to come.
Nye: One quarter does not make a season
CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye says that the Saskatchewan Roughriders have come too far as a team to let one rough quarter spoil their season.
Stephen: Stamps enjoying home cooking
Mark Stephen reports that the Calgary Stampeders will aim to continue their home dominance, as they take on the visiting and always-dangerous BC Lions.
Dunk: Fantuz deserves raucous applause upon return
CFL.ca’s Justin Dunk argues that if there were ever an athlete that warranted a celebrated return it’s Andy Fantuz when he steps foot in Regina again this weekend.
Campbell: Burnett a difference maker in Esks stingy ‘D’
CFL.ca columnist Dave Campbell chats with rookie CB Joe Burnett who is leading an Eskimos defence that has juimped out to an impressive 3-1 start.
Morris: Lions far from panicking but focused on Calgary
If there is one team that knows how to put a few challenging weeks into perspective its the BC Lions explains CFL.ca’s Jim Morris.
Cauz: Time to show Nik Lewis some much deserved love
Playing at MOP-worthy form, Calgary receiver Nik Lewis has been the talk of the town according to CFL.ca columnist Matthew Cauz.
Landry: Argos’ defence a chessboard in motion
In a Chris Jones defence, a pass defender might play corner one moment, half back the next. A linebacker goes back to safety. The safety goes to corner.
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