The last three years have not been easy to stomach for Blue Bombers fans, but the tide has turned as the Bombers prepare for this season’s Grey Cup derby in fine form.
This week in a rare Tuesday Morning QB, Pat Steinberg bids goodbye to one team for the season and looks back on another incredible Anthony Calvillo milestone.
Despite registering just two wins since July, the Eskimos still find themselves near the top of the West Division Standings. Dave Campbell examimes just what got them there.
The first-place Calgary Stampeders will engage in a full-out swing game this weekend, as they visit the BC Lions at New BC Place Stadium in Vancouver on Friday night.
Despite all the hardships Argos rookie Anthony Cannon was forced to endure, the 26-year old still brings a positive attitude to the office every single day, explains Don Landry.
Following a tough loss to their provincial rivals, Argos running back Cory Boyd took to twitter to vent his frustrations. But he wasn’t the only star to do so explains Matt Cauz.
Despite the growing sense in Riderville that it’s time to throw the towel in for the season, Jamie Nye argues the Riders still have a fighting chance for third spot in the West.
Rick Moffat examines last week’s goal line stand as the Montreal Alouettes managed to keep the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at bay in the final eight seconds of the game.
Despite losing four of their last five games, Paul LaPolice’s Blue Bombers still remain atop the East Division standings. Their resiliency will once again be put to the test.
As the Saskatchewan Roughriders playoff hopes are getting progressively dimmer, the team is focusing on the five games ahead, despite a string of blowout losses.
In this week’s edition of Ask the Ref, Tom discusses what happened in last Friday’s matchup between the Alouettes and Blue Bombers and also answers more of your questions.
In this week’s edition of MMQB, Pat Steinberg assesses what separates the men from the boys and hammers in how crucial consistency will be for a Ticats playoff push.
CFL.ca’s Mark Stephen explains how heading into their matchup with the Saskatchewan Roughriders, the Calgary Stampeders have to find a way to win at McMahon Stadium.
During a week that saw Anthony Calvillo answer more questions about his brain than he could possibly handle, the laid-back 39-year old, decided to finally set the record straight.
After dropping three-straight games at home, the Edmonton Eskimos are beginning to look like a team that will find success on the road, explains CFL.ca’s Dave Campbell.
Despite a blowout loss to the BC Lions, Ken Miller isn’t going to let the standings, the naysayers and the pundits put doubt in the minds of the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
The cry has been going on for awhile now, that the Argos should push more for the running game, but as Don Landry investigates, sometimes rushing isn’t the best option.
Riding a stunning five-game winning streak into their brand new stadium, the BC Lions have made a believer out of CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz. Have they made one out of you?
A wild outing against the Argonauts produced more than just a loss in the standings for the Bombers. This week, Bob Irving explains how injuries will be the story for the Blue and Gold.
Our league has always been exciting, but I’m hard pressed to remember a season that was as unpredictable as this one. Be sure to send your emails to Tom at asktheref@cfl.ca