Insight and Analysis
Faibish: Reinforcements bolster Ticat D
For the first half of the season the Tiger-Cat defence was good, but it seemed that a piece here or there could give it ‘elite’ status. Now they have them says Bert Faibish
Dyakowski: The trouble with travelling
Ticats offensive lineman discusses the plight of air travel for he and his larger football brethren when they are forced to endure high heats in confined spaces.
Irving: A chance for new players to emerge
In a season filled with weird developments for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, they will miss the playoffs. But plenty of players will be auditioning for roles on the 2011 squad.
Cauz’s MMQB: Week #17
Despite a 37 point loss to the Ticats last week, CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz says he still thinks the Als are the league’s best team right now. But the Stamps are nipping at their heels.
Pedersen: What happened to Rider Nation?
With two games left in the 2010 regular season, the Saskatchewan Roughriders have grabbed the nation’s attention for all the wrong reasons explains CFL.ca’s Rod Pedersen.
Hardy: 2010 the most competitive season ever?
CFL.ca stats guru Trevor Hardy explains whether the 2010 season is the most competitive season ever and how the CFL compares to other leagues in terms of competitiveness.
Campbell: Eskimos’ running riches
Eskimo fans certainly enjoyed Ricky Ray’s 135 yards rushing last week, but instead of ‘Run Ricky Run’ they might cheer ‘Slide Ricky Slide!’ this week says Dave Campbell.
Alter: Argos close, but not out of the woods yet
While the Argonauts are close to securing a playoff berth, they aren’t there yet. The good news is that they control their own destiny and a win on Saturday would do the trick.
Lang’s look ahead: Setting up Week #17
Jim Lang gets you set for Week 17 with some teams looking to lock up playoff positioning and others simply trying to stay in the race. It starts with the Als/Ticats Friday night.
Moffat: All eyes set on Als Grey Cup repeat
When the Alouettes clinched the East Division title on the weekend, there was little celebration explains Rick Moffat. Instead, they remain focused on repeating as Grey Cup champs.
Faibish: Bruce still at the top of his game
Arland Bruce III wants to be the best. And at age 33, he’s enjoying the most successful season of his career statistically explains Bert Faibish.
Cohon: Pink and the CFL
Some of you, our fans, have asked about our league’s position on players wearing pink. CFL Commissioner Mark Cohon explains the league’s position.
Irving: Bombers notch dubious record
With their latest heart-breaking loss the Winnipeg Blue Bombers joined a rare group by matching the CFL record for the most losses by four points or less explains Bob Irving.
Cauz’s MMQB: Week #16
Busy running a marathon this past weekend CFL.ca MMQB Matt Cauz could only watch the Ticats and Argos. So he also decided to break down the Wendy’s Kick For a Million.
First things first for top pick Shomari Williams
It’s been a year of firsts for the Saskatchewan’s Shomari Williams: First overall in the Draft. First CFL tackle in Week 1 vs Montreal. First start in week 13 against the Ticats.
Mullin: Lots to ponder in Lions den
Between their quarterback situation and questions on the coaching Staff there are already plenty of questions to consider in BC for 2011, and 2010’s not even done yet.
Moffat: Ballhawk Parker spreads his wings
Billy Parker isn’t one to trash-talk. No flapping the gums at opposing receivers. But flapping his wings? He’s all for that explains CFL.ca columnist Rick Moffat.
Campbell: Schiavone a student no longer
The reigns of the Edmonton kicking game will now be handed to Derek Schiavone who has spent the past few seasons learning from veteran Noel Prefontaine explains Dave Campbell.
Lang’s look ahead: Setting up Week #16
Jim Lang gets you set for a weekend of CFL showdowns with major playoff implications starting with the Ticats vs Argos battle for second place in the East on Friday night.
Irving: Just when you think you’ve seen it all
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers incredible comeback win over the BC Lions will go down as one of the more remarkable rebounds in Bomber history says Bob Irving.
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