Insight and Analysis
Cauz’s MMQB: Week #15
Matt Cauz wishes he could say that he was glued to the TV for overtime in Winnipeg. But he wasn’t. He was busy writing about the anatomy of the Argos upset over the Riders.
Pedersen: Welcome to down week in Riderville
The Toronto Argonauts shocking 24-19 upset of the Roughriders threw a monkey-wrench in Saskatchewan’s plans of finishing first in the West says Rod Pedersen.
Stein: I’m thankful for…
After dreaming of CFL football, CFL.ca columnist Jaime Stein thought he would share what he is thankful for in the CFL in the spirit of the Thanksgiving weekend.
Moffat: Plenty for Als to be thankful for
Als DT Eric Wilson is thankful for the birth of his new daughter, while Genevieve Harbec another member of the Als organization is thankful for an incredbile opportunity in Peru.
Faibish: Ticats hungry for revenge
If there’s anything that can help exercise the demons of a tough loss on the road, it’s the chance to play the same opponent as soon as possible says Bert Faibish.
Montreal’s Sené an early Hec Crighton favourite
In a year where the CIS is devoid of the standout QBs that have marked the league in years past, one man is rising above the rest in Hec Crighton talk: Montreal’s Rotrand Sené.
Campbell: The ‘R’eal ‘D’eal
Edmonton linebacker Rod Davis deserves to be mentioned amongst the league’s heaviest hitters but is also a premiere playmaker says Dave Campbell.
Lang’s look ahead: Setting up Week #15
Jim Lang gets fans set for week full of exciting rematches this Thanksgiving weekend in the CFL football starting with the Ticats hosting the Eskimos on Friday Night.
Ward: Random rambles from Week 14
With Stein away this week’s showdown has been postponed. Instead Mitch Ward shares his thoughts on the past week including Cory Boyd’s return and Andy Fantuz’s milestone.
Higgins: Too Many Men vs No Yards
CFL Director of Officiating Tom Higgins exaplains a pair of rulings from last week’s games including the off-setting too many men/ no yards penalties from Montreal vs Calgary.
Higgins: Football wives’ sacrifices
Sharon Higgins, the wife of CFL Director of Officiating Tom Higgins, reminisces on the sacrifices football wives make during the season and how rewarding they are in the end.
Irving: Bomber futility reaching record levels
The Blue Bombers just might write a new chapter in the CFL record book this year explains Bob Irving. Unfortunately for them, it will be a little known record for futility.
Cauz’s MMQB: Week #14
Montreal fans be warned. Monday Morning Quarterback Matt Cauz isn’t exaclty overflowing with praise for the Alouettes after their Friday night blowout loss to the Stamps.
Campbell: A ‘Rich’ feeling for Eskimo safety
It’s always good advice to listen your mother. For Eskimo safety Elliot Richardson, it took him awhile to take that to heart explains CFL.ca columnist Dave Campbell.
Faibish: Mann ready for “Homecoming”
Mann started 25 games over the most of three seasons with the Eskimos before he was traded to Hamilton this past off-season for defensive back Chris Thompson.
Mullin: Managing QBs in the Lions’ Den
CFL.ca columnist Jim Mullin tells you why Wally Buono has solved a myriad of problems by selecting Travis Lulay as his starter for Saturday’s game instead of Casey Printers.
Cohon: Thank You Atlantic Canada
CFL Commissioner Mark Cohon passes along his thanks to everyone associated with Scotiabank Touchdown Atlantic 2010 for making it such a tremendous success.
Lang’s look ahead: Setting up Week #14
CFL.ca columnist Jim Lang gets fans set for another exciting weekend of CFL football including a battle of two first place teams on Friday Night Football.
Ward: Dear Moncton
Mitch Ward reminisces about his time in Moncton last week and his experience at the first-ever regular CFL game in Atlantic Canada at Scotiabank Touchdown Atlantic.
Ihekwoaba making the jump
He didn’t even realize it at the time, but Alouettes defensive lineman Chima Ihekwoaba made one of the biggest steps you can make in professional football this year.
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