Insight and Analysis
Cauz: Four plays that changed the game
CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz highlights four plays that either won the game for a particular team or were so magnificent they had to be mentioned.
Irving: Bombers ‘D’ putting Friday behind them
Bob Irving breaks down the Als high-powered offensive performance against the Bombers and explains how Winnipeg looks to re-tool on defence heading into Week 3.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Fireworks erupt in Week 2
The fireworks erupted during Week 2, explains CFL.ca’s MMQB Pat Steinberg, and it was highlighted by a solid outing by the Argonauts.
Campbell: Eskimos offence still under construction
Despite gaining their first win last week against Toronto, CFL.ca’s Dave Campbell explains that the Eskimos are continuing to work on refining their offence.
Stephen: Stampeders trying to shake off dome woes
Drew Tate emerged at Rogers Centre last year but as CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen explains, Toronto has not been friendly to the Calgary Stampeders in recent years.
Moffat: Do the Als returners have Devine intervention?
Two returners with a college tie, both with unconventional upbringings and one with Deion Sanders as his personal mentor have been the spark in the Alouettes return game.
Morris: McCallum not fazed by having new field goal unit
With a new long-snapper and holder, Paul McCallum is adjusting to a new field goal kicking unit but doesn’t believe that it will lead to a decrease in production.
Landry: Argos field goal unit looking for chemistry
After missing a pair of key field goals in Saturday’s loss to Edmonton, the Argos have been spending extra time working on the nuances of their kicking game explains Don Landry.
Cauz: Apologies to the West, I was wrong
On Friday, he predicted that the 2012 season would see the East Division reign supreme. Now, five days later, Matthew Cauz has come to face his critics.
Dunk: Ticats D ready to avenge Week 1 performance
Following their tough Week 1 loss to the Roughriders on their home soil, Justin Dunk says the Hamilton Tiger-Cats defence must get ready to rebound in Week 2.
Irving: Different game, similar result for Blue Bombers
CFL.ca’s Bob Irving says that the Bombers’ opening week loss was eerily reminiscent of their last game but there are some positives, especially in the return game.
Pedersen: Chamblin making his mark early
CFL.ca columnist Rod Pedersen dissects the Riders first win of the season, which he says is due large in part to the players and coaching staff being on the same page.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Defence dominates Week 1
CFL.ca’s Monday Morning QB, Pat Steinberg, explains how despite big performances from Tate, Durant and Lulay, it was the defence that came up big in Week 1.
Cauz: Is this the year the East reigns supreme?
We’re just hours away from the 2012 season and CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz has decided to chime in with his predictions for the new year.
Campbell: Steven Jyles doesn’t have to be Ricky Ray
It’s well documented by now that Steven Jyles will have big shoes to fill. But according to Dave Campbell, he won’t have to fill them up the entire way.
Irving: Bombers counting on returning vets to lead the way
Though it might seem that the Bombers lost the majority of their key assets during the off-season, CFL.ca’s Bob Irving claims otherwise.
Nye: Revamped offence confident it can bounce back
CFL.ca columnist Jamie Nye explores the changes made both on and off the field to the Riders’ offence as they prepare to put a challenging 2011 campaign behind them.
Moffat: Hebert wants more than an opportunity
It’s been a while since Kyries Hebert patrolled defences as one of the hardest and ferocious hitters in the game. Now, years later, he’s looking to get his game back.
Morris: Simon as humble and focused as ever
CFL.ca columnist Jim Morris chats with Geroy Simon who is focused on one thing – another Grey Cup – as he enters the season on the brink of becoming the CFL’s all-time leading ...
Dunk: Escaping mediocrity is a must for Cats to compete
After going 26-28 over their last 54 regular season games, CFL.ca columnist Justin Dunk examines why the Ticats are poised to distance themselves from their mediocre play.
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