Insight and Analysis
Moffat: Als new President a great fit
The entire CFL will benefit from the Als signing of Ray Lalonde as their new president and CEO says Rick Moffat.
Faibish: Cats ready to evaluate prospects
In the CFL, a team’s success is often tied directly to the quality of its Canadian talent and the Ticats are ready to evaluate the next generation of Canadians at this week’s E-Camp.
Mullin: Changing the game – Old, new, borrowed
In the final piece of a five part series, Jim Mullin offers up three final rule changes including measurements, points on missed field goals and video replay.
Mullin: Changing the game – Decision Time
In the fourth installment of his changing the game series Jim Mullin discusses ways to get more plays into a CFL game, tweak overtime and return to the CFL’s playoff roots.
Moffat: Loyalties tested during free agency
According to Rick Moffat, loyalty may be a two-way street even in a three-down league, but that won’t stop Jim Popp from doing what is best for the Als when free agency opens.
Mullin: Holes to fill for Lions as F.A. period opens
When it comes to retooling the B.C. Lions, free agency will only be one avenue Wally Buono explores this off-season. Jim Mullin explains in his latest column for CFL.ca.
Free Agency: How important is CFL experience?
As free agent approaches, resident CFL.ca numbers guru Trevor Hardy examines the question of whether there is any actual value to having an experienced CFL roster.
Campbell: Esks to be free agency spectators
When the 2011 CFL free agency period opens just after midnight Eastern time on February 16th, expect the Edmonton Eskimos to be spectators, explains Dave Campbell.
Mullin: Changing the game – The Ratio
In the third installment of his changing the game series Jim Mullin discusses ways to foster the growth of more Canadian talent and increase the number of non-imports.
CFHOF: Unlikely duo share induction with family
Saint Mary’s University QB Chris Flynn and two-time Grey Cup Champion Ken Lehmann were inducted into the Hall of Fame together, but they share a differet type of bond.
Mullin: Changing the game – Kicking converts
Nothing in life should be as automatic as a convert in the Canadian Football League says Jim Mullin in his second installment of changing the game.
Faibish: Cats set to prowl during free agency
February represents the first relevant step in the build-up to the 2011 season. Bert Faibish examines who the Ticats may target during the upcoming free agency period.
Mullin: Changing the Game – 3 point safety
Noel Prefontaine was critical of how many safeties the Eskimos gave up last season. In the first installment of a five part series Jim Mullin says he’d like to see the rule changed.
Moffat: Cahoon retirement blows his cover
Ben Cahoon’s retirement day celebrated all the skills that made him great. But it also blew his cover explains Rick Moffat – Cahoon had a secret identity. ‘The Phantom.’
Bates: Thank you to the people of Haiti
Kelly Bates was one of seven CFL players take part in a humanitarian mission to Haiti. Only since his return to Canada has he begun to truly understand his experience.
Faibish: Jimenez joins Huddle for Haiti
Jimenez and seven other CFL players will join with Oxfam Canada and WestJet in an initiative dubbed “Huddle for Haiti”, a trip to bring awareness and hope to the people of Haiti.
Moffat: A Proudfoot secret finally revealed
Tony Proudfoot and Tony Gabriel hated each other. That changed at the 97th Grey Cup in Calgary. However Gabriel never knew Proudfoot’s biggest secret, until now.
Moffat: Time for some New Year’s resolutions
CFL.ca columnist Rick Moffat looks at some New Year’s resolutions for the two-time defending champion Montreal Alouettes as they head into 2011.
Moffat: Memories of a hero Tony Proudfoot
For the last four years, Tony Proudfoot has vehemently denied he is a hero. It is time for you to prove him wrong explains his close friend Rick Moffat.
Campbell: Reed’s the man to lead Esks
In former Bombers defensive coordinator Kavis Reed, the Eskimos get a passionate head coach who knows of the Eskimo way of doing things explains Dave Campbell.
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