Insight and Analysis
Moffat: Cause for concern in Montreal? Not yet.
The Montreal Alouettes’ loss in Hamilton on Friday night has raised some eyebrows in La Belle Province. Rick Moffat examines the loss and what lays ahead for the Als.
Nye: Still a long way to go for Durant, Riders
Darian Durant and the Saskatchewan Roughriders took a big step forward in last week’s win over the Alouettes, this week, they hope to keep it going against the Stampeders.
Stephen: Stamps have to figure themselves out
Heading into tonight’s matchup against the Roughriders, Mark Stephen believes the Stampeders have to figure themselves out, before they can figure out their opponents.
Landry: Stubler’s defence looks familiar to Argos
Friday night, at Edmonton’s Commonwealth Stadium, the Toronto Argonauts will stare into the teeth of what seems to be a familiar monster – a Rich Stubler defence.
Mullin: Lions reeling heading into Week 5
Wally Buono and the BC Lions are 0-4. The team remains the only winless club in the league, as they continue to search for answers. Jim Mullin looks into their woes.
Campbell: Eskimos remain humble at 4-0
When the Eskimos woke up on Monday morning and checked the CFL standings, they found themselves standing all alone atop the heap of the Canadian Football League.
Zwelling: Ticats’ Williams a long way from home
While starring as a receiver at New Mexico State, Chris Williams had no idea that Hamilton, Ont. even existed. Now, he’s making a name for himself wearing Black and Gold.
Pedersen: Riders finally right the ship
With their 27-24 win over the Als last Sunday, it appears as though the Riders have finally figured things out. Rod Pedersen delves into what finally went right for Saskatchewan.
Cauz: Health is paramount for quarterbacks
You can feel that shift coming can’t you? The issue of safety, hits to the head and protecting quarterbacks is about to be raised to a whole other level. Matt Cauz explains.
Moffat: Als have to learn from loss to Riders
Following a loss to the Roughriders, the Montreal Alouettes are no longer perfect. Rick Moffat discusses the loss and all the positives and negatives that came with it.
Steinberg: Monday Morning QB for Week #4
Week four has been a thrill ride, according to Pat Steinberg. Highlights for him have been Saskatchewan’s win over Montreal, and Edmonton’s continued dominance of the West.
Zwelling: History repeating itself for Logan
For the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 2011 has been a remarkable turnaround to say the least. However, for Bombers safety Ian Logan, the turnaround is nothing he hasn’t seen before.
Nye: Time for Riders to walk the walk
The Roughriders have stumbled out of the gate and are sitting in the league basement. Jamie Nye examines the situation and discusses what’s needed in Riderville.
Mullin: Buono and Co. on the hot seat in BC
According to Jim Mullin, Wally Buono is on the hot seat in BC. But that doesn’t mean the veteran coach is going anywhere. However, the Lions have to start winning games soon.
Stephen: Cause for concern in Cowtown
The Stampeders currently sit at 2-1. However, their play is not indicative of their record. Mark Stephen examines their play heading into this weekend’s matchup with the Eskimos.
Campbell: Battle of Alberta key test for Esks
The Esks face rivals Stamps for the first time this season on Saturday. Although the Stamps are 2-1, many think this is a measuring stick game for the Esks rather than their competition.
Landry: Sweet home Toronto
After starting the season with a three-game road trip, the Toronto Argonauts are finally home. Don Landry takes a look at the hardships that come with lengthy road swings.
Hardy: Who needs their quarterback more?
Most fans of the CFL will agree that, to win on a regular basis, a team must have good quarterbacking.But what exactly is good quarterbacking? CFL.ca’s Trevor Hardy explains.
Pedersen: How do you teach a team to care?
The 2011 season has gotten off to a disastrous and unexpected start for the Roughriders. And last week’s loss to the Ticats has only made things worse.
Cauz: Delving deeper into Riders’ woes
With the Riders starting out 0-3 and getting outscored by nearly 20 points per game, Matt Cauz provides a play-by-play analysis of their game against the Ticats.
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