Insight and Analysis
Dunk: Fantuz ready to lead Ticats back to Cup
The Ticats officially introduced their prized free agent, Andy Fantuz, who says he’s looking forward to helping the team return to the Grey Cup for the first time since 1999.
Steinberg: MMQB Free Agency Edition
In this free agency edition of MMQB, Andy Fantuz plays into the continued culture change in Hamilton while last year’s two non-playoff teams weren’t willing to stand pat either.
Moffat: Davis ready for Montreal spotlight
Just days after signing on with the Alouettes as a free agent, linebacker Rod Davis spoke to CFL.ca columnist Rick Moffat about his excitement to join the Als organization.
Landry: Pottinger signed, sealed and almost healed
CFL.ca columnist Don Landry explains how a warrior-like move by Jason Pottinger has earned him the admiration and confidence by his teammates and coaches alike.
Landry: Is Barnes the answer to Argos’ prayers?
Do the Argos finally have the deep-threat receiver they’ve been looking for? CFL.ca’s Don Landry see’s no reason why Jason Barnes can’t be.
Obrand: Great start to 2012 off-season
December and January have proven to be an exciting time for CFL fans, but with free agency just over one month away, the fun hasn’t even started yet.
Cohon: Wishing you the best of the holidays
On behalf of the CFL Board of Governors, the teams and everyone at the Canadian Football League, Commissioner Mark Cohon wishes the fans the best of the holiday season.
Landry: Ray has unquestionable leadership
Though he has yet to take even one snap as a member of the Toronto Argonauts, Ricky Ray’s unquestionable leadership qualities have already been noticed.
Campbell: Edmonton’s blockbuster QB trade
CFL.ca columnist Dave Campbell takes stock of the Ricky Ray deal to the Toronto Argonauts, the biggest trade Edmonton Eskimo fans have witnessed since 1992.
Stein: Who are the CFL’s best in social media?
CFL.ca’s Jaime Stein shares some examples of which CFL players are using social media to expand their reach. Find out who the top CFL players are on social media.
Moffat: AC and his OC see eye to eye year round
AC and OC Marcus Brady know if they’re going to be spending even more quality time together in 2012, they better know the offseason game plans as well as their playbooks.
Pedersen: Plenty of options for Riders coach
Sure it’s early in the off-season, but Rod Pedersen is ready for Roughriders general manager Brendan Taman to name the team’s new head coach.
Landry: Milanovich ready to right the ship
Now that the dust has settled on an exciting day in Argo Land, Don Landry gives us his take on the hiring of Scott Milanovich as Toronto’s new head coach.
Cauz: A very early forecast for the 2012 season
With the confetti cleaned up in BC Place and the 2011 season in the books, Matt Cauz looks ahead to 2012 and talks about about the needs and wants of each team.
Steinberg: 99th Grey Cup Monday Morning QB
In this special edition of Monday Morning Quarterback, Steinberg recaps the 99th Grey Cup and believes that the Lions are well deserving of their prize.
Irving: Bombers offence takes heat for Cup loss
Bov Irving believes that the Blue Bombers offence is absolutely to blame for their loss to the B.C Lions in the 99th Grey Cup.
Landry: Lulay, Bruce connection pays dividends
The B.C. Lions needed their defence to bottle up the Winnipeg Blue Bombers until Quarterback Travis Lulay could start a little something with Spiderman.
Landry: First down means everything Sunday
Mike Benevides agrees with Winnipeg quarterback Buck Pierce on at least one thing: First down means everything in Sunday’s Grey Cup Game.
Landry: Bombers pass rush remains key
The job of a defence is merely to stop the other team’s offence. But when it comes to getting that simple mission accomplished, things are getting more and more complicated.
Stephen: Buono could check another off the list
Despite great successes and numerous Grey Cup victories, BC Lions general manager and coach Wally Buono has yet to win a Grey Cup on home turf.
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