Insight and Analysis
Landry: The many motivations of Paul LaPolice
Motivating factors are not hard to come by for Paul LaPolice. He finds the m in players. He finds them in lost friends. And he finds them in the people of Winnipeg.
Landry: Noisy BC Place helps and hurts the Lions
Make some noise, Lions fans. But know when you need to be at your most “leather lunged” and when you need to use your “inside voices,” according to the Leos’ coaches.
Landry: The military mind of Buck Pierce
Buck Pierce wears his football heart on his sleeve. He also wears a yellow ribbon on his lapel to support the military and his brother, who is a member of the Coast Guard.
Landry: Secrets of the media lockdown room
CFL.ca columnist Don Landry gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the media lockdown area for the 2011 Gibson’s Finest CFL Player Awards in Vancouver.
Landry: Palardy welcomes pristine conditions
After spending so much time kicking in prairie winds, Justin Palardy is ready for the kicker’s paradise that is BC Place according to CFL.ca’s Don Landry.
Landry: Muamba brothers leave it all on the field
Don LandryCFL.caThere will be no brotherly love on Grey Cup Sunday, at least not between the opening whistle and the final gun.
As unfortunate as it might be, only one of the Muamba brother can ...
Moffat: Is a crowning moment for Buono ahead?
CFL.ca columnist Rick Moffat lays out why he thinks the Lions will come out on top in the Grey Cup on Sunday, despite a formidable Winnipeg defence.
Cauz: The Grey Cup and the joys of sports hate
CFL.ca columnist Matthew Cauz delves into sports hate as he looks back to the epic 1994 Grey Cup matchup between BC and Baltimore, Canada vs. the USA.
Steinberg: Battle in trenches give Leos the edge
Find out why Pat Steinberg has predicted the BC Lions as victorious over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in a heated battle for the 99th Grey Cup.
Irving: Blue Bombers have upset potential
CFL.ca’s Bob Irving explains why Winnipeg’s defence could be the key to upsetting the home-town BC Lions on Sunday in Vancouver…
Campbell: Bittersweet season for Eskimos
After seeing their season come to a close thanks to a 40-23 loss to the B.C. Lions in the Western Final, the Edmonton Eskimos reflected on their season that was.
Nye: Picking the Lions, but not by much
CFL.ca columnist Jamie Nye can’t ignore the wave of momentum the B.C. Lions are currently riding. Which is why he’s taking the Lions to win the 99th Grey Cup over the Bombers.
Cauz: Style over Swagger in the 99th Grey Cup
In our latest CFL.ca columnist prediction for the 99th Grey Cup, Matt Cauz is choosing style over swagger – Lions over Bombers – on Sunday afternoon in Vancouver.
Pedersen: Midnight is here for Team Cinderella
This Cinderella season for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers has been a great party, but CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen believes that it will not be their time to shine at the 99th Grey Cup.
Landry: Why the B.C. Lions will win the Grey Cup
CFL.ca columnist Don Landry makes his pick for the 99th Grey Cup Championship. He explains why the Lions will win, but how the Bombers could win using a short history lesson.
Steinberg: Division Finals Monday Morning QB
The stage is set for an incredible 99th Grey Cup Championship according to Pat Steinberg following two decisive victories for a pair of home teams this past Sunday.
Campbell: Esks not satisfied with current results
Heading into the regular season, the Eskimos were deemed a team who would be fighting for their playoff lives. Now, several months later, they’re out to prove the pundits wrong again.
Cauz: Quarterbacks facing post-season pressure
Of every position in pro sports, none face more pressure than a QB in the playoffs. CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz lists the four remaining pivots and how much pressure they’re facing.
Moffat: The future of the Alouettes’ dynasty
As the Alouettes wrapped up their 2011 season, it’s clear there are a lot of questions surrounding the upcoming year, most pressing being AC’s future with the team.
Steinberg: Monday Morning Semi-Final QB
What a kickoff to the 2011 CFL postseason: a game for the ages and a seven year itch scratched have Hamilton and Edmonton move on for a chance to play for the Grey Cup.
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