Insight and Analysis
Cauz’s Grey Cup MMQB
Overall the game still gets a solid 8.5 out of 10 explains CFL.ca’s Matt Cauz. But that too many men on the field penalty has slightly tarnished what was a classic game.
Pile: Grey Cup excitement everywhere
It’s the Grey Cup Festival that will command centre-stage long before the two teams take the field at McMahon Stadium explains CFL blogger Willie Pile.
Masters: An open letter to Ken Miller
CFL.ca columnist Mark Masters presents a letter from concerned CFL fans to Ken Miller, asking him to ensure a competitive Grey Cup game. Find out why…
Pedersen: Riders return to Grey Cup
Columnist Rod Pedersen looks back at a magical night for the Roughriders at Mosaic Stadium and looks ahead to the team’s second appearance in three years at Grey Cup.
Cauz’s Division Finals MMQB
CFL.ca columnist Matt Cauz breaks down the Eastern and Western Finals in his Monday Morning Quarterback. Read more and have your say…
Peterson: The Unheralded
Who can shine for their team at the time of year where the lights are truly brightest? Kamau Peterson shares which players you may want to keep an eye on in the playoffs.
Life as a Football Wife: Cup Memories
Sharon Higgins, the wife of CFL Director of Officiating Tom Higgins, shares her experiences as a football wife and her favourite Grey Cup memories.
Fan Blog: A Lion fan inside the Cats’ lair
CFL fan Keith Whittier’s ‘Bucket List’ includes watching a game in each city during the 2009 season. He made a second trip to Hamilton – but this time it was for a playoff ...
Masters: An optimist’s or pessimist’s view
There are reasons for fans of each of the four teams who played on Sunday to be optimistic and there are reasons for them to be pessimistic, explains CFL.ca’s Mark Masters.
Pedersen: Riders vs. Stamps Part IV
The Green & White will host their archrivals from Calgary one more time this season and the stakes have been raised another notch explains CFL.ca columnist Rod Pedersen.
Stein: The cat will come back
CFL.ca columnist Jaime Stein explains why the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are a franchise on the upswing and should be viewed as a Grey Cup contender in the near future.
Cauz’s semi-final weekend MMQB
CFL.ca columnist Matt Cauz breaks down the Eastern and Western Semi-Finals in detail in his Monday Morning Quarterback. Read more and have your say…
Life as a Football Wife: Command Centre
Sharon Higgins, the wife of CFL Director of Officiating Tom Higgins, shares her experiences as a football wife and her first trip inside the CFL’s Command Centre.
Masters: Why your team will win the Cup
In sports hope is one of the things that unites fans of all allegiances. With that in mind, CFL.ca columnist Mark Masters presents five reasons why your team will win the Grey Cup.
Cauz’s Monday Morning QB – Week #19
Matt Cauz explains why Arkee Whitlock is the Most Outstanding Rookie and how John Chick made one of the best plays of the game vs. Calgary and more in his MMQB for Week #19.
Peterson: So much opposition
CFL.ca writer and Eskimo receiver Kamau Peterson discusses the difficulties of November, especially this year as he and his teammates battle the flu in advance of Friday night’s game.
Fan Blog: Completing my ‘Bucket List’
CFL fan Keith Whittier’s ‘Bucket List’ includes watching a game in each city during the 2009 season. He took another step towards his goal in Week #18. Read his story.
Pile: What’s next beyond 2009?
In his latest blog, CFL.ca writer Willie Pile answers two very important questions: “How do you stay motivated?” and “What’s next for you and the team?”
Life as a Football Wife: Good, Bad, Ugly
Sharon Higgins, the wife of CFL Director of Officiating Tom Higgins, shares her experiences as a football wife and describes the good, bad and ugly side of the sport.
Masters: Your guide to the playoffs
CFL.ca columnist Mark Masters breaks down each game this week and tells you who will make the playoffs. Plus, he offers up an extended version of ‘Tweets of the Week’.
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