Insight and Analysis
Lang’s look ahead: The Western Final
The quarterback showdown between two of the CFL’s best in Henry Burris and Darian Durant will be just one highlight from what should be an Exciting Western Final says Jim Lang.
Alter: Argos confident yet respectful of Als
Recognizing that the defending Grey Cup champions pose the toughest challenge yet, the Argos are confident in their ability to pick up another road win while showing their opponents respect.
Lang’s look ahead: The Eastern Final
Protecting Anthony Calvillo from the Argos defensive line will be just one key for the Alouettes this week Jim Lang explains as he sets up the Eastern Final.
Willie’s Playlist: Superstar
Next up for the Toronto Argonauts are the Montreal Alouettes at Olympic Stadium in the Eastern Final. Every Argo will need to play like a superstar explains Willie Pile.
Higgins: Saying goodbye at a wrap-up party
The end of the season comes too quickly for most teams, but every team still manages to enjoy the post season wrap-up party according to CFL.ca columnist Sharon Higgins.
Faibish: Tough losses build character
Turnovers plagued Hamilton all game and proved the hardest improvement to make is to jump from being a competitive team to a dominant one explains Bert Faibish.
Pedersen: Bring on the Stamps
Chants of ‘Henn-reee, Henn-ree’ started before fans filed out of Mosaic Stadium after yesterday’s Semi-Final win as the team now gets set to take on Calgary says Rod Pedersen.
Cauz’s MMQB: Semi-Final playoff edition
CFL.ca Monday Morning Quarterback Matt Cauz breaks down both the Eastern and Western Semi-Finals including two endings you had to see to believe.
Campbell: Edmonton’s coaching conundrum
Richie Hall’s dismissal as head coach of the Edmonton Eskimos is just another example of how football can be a great game but a crappy business says Dave Campbell.
Faibish: Ticats well aware of Argos threats
When you’ve already faced a team three times during the regular season, there can be very few secrets so the Ticats know exactly who they need to stop says Bert Faibish.
Mullin: How far will the comeback kids advance?
It’s an appearance in the post-season which seemed improbable when the Lions were 1-7, but B.C. enters the Western Semi-Final a confident bunch explains Jim Mullin.
Fan Blog: From a kid’s point of view
Lions fan Keith Whittier takes time to look at the game from a child’s perspective where wins and losses aren’t nearly as important after an up and down season for his team.
Lang’s look ahead: Semi-Final weekend
Jim Lang gets you set for the Eastern and Western Semi-Finals and breaks down all of the key matchups for the first week of the playoffs.
Cohon: A Remembrance Day message
CFL Commissioner Mark Cohon expresses a profound respect for Canada’s veterans on this Remembrance Day for their courage, their sacrifice and their honour provided to all Canadians.
Moffat: Saving the Als one pushup at a time
Now that Larry Smith, the President of the Als is stepping down, some need to be reminded how he saved the team he loves – 40 pushups at a time explains Rick Moffat.
Higgins: Evaluating our officials
Imagine being evaluated on every single thing you did today at work. That’s what life is like for CFL Officials who are graded on every single play of every single game.
Alter: 19 weeks down to a few days of prep
It all comes down to a few short days of preparations as the Argonauts get set to take on the Ticats in the Eastern Semi. David Alter explains what the Argos need to do to win.
Higgins: Livin’ life on the dark side
Sharon Higgins has officially joined ‘The Dark Side’ and decided it’s time for her to get to know and understand the nitty gritty of the game through the eyes of the officials.
Pedersen: Riders riding high into playoffs
After finally snapping a four-game losing streak and ousting the Eskimos, the Riders will be on a high heading into Sunday’s Western Semi-Final against B.C. says Rod Pedersen.
Campbell: Eskimo run fun while it lasted
The chariot turned back into a pumpkin last Saturday in Regina as the clock struck midnight on the Edmonton Eskimos Cinderella finish explains Dave Campbell.
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