Insight and Analysis
Loyalty to a fault
By Elliotte Friedman,
CFL.ca
Boy, this is tough to write.
In this business, you’re taught to be objective. No preferential treatment, don’t play favourites, etc. Then you get out ...
End of The Don?
By Sean Millington,
CFL.ca
This could very well be the end of an era. With the announcement of Don Matthew’s resignation, the career of the coach with the most wins in CFL football could be ...
Races heat up
By Sean Millington,
CFL.ca
Well as Don Henley used to sing, “The heat is on.” For all you young bucks who don’t recognize the reference, Google it.
It’s been said that ...
Week 16 Analysis
By Greg Frers,
CFL.ca
Montreal Alouettes (7-6) @ Winnipeg Blue Bombers (7-7)
After six straight losses, the Alouettes and their fans are scratching their heads trying to figure out what has gone ...
Wishing Milt well
By Perry Lefko
CFL.ca
The more Milt Stegall chases the record for career touchdowns, the more he is to be admired.
Watching Milt’s pursuit the last few games, moving closer to the record of ...
In defence of special teams
By Sean Millington,
CFL.ca
Special teams. I don’t know how the term ever came to be applied to the part of football known as the kicking game, but you would be hard pressed to find a better ...
Movie stars, rock stars and football stars
By Perry Lefko
CFL.ca
Two months into my job as the Canadian Football League’s Director of Communications, I had my first road trip.
I travelled to Winnipeg, site of this year’s Grey ...
The Damon Allen Legend
By Perry Lefko,
CFL.ca
While the debate continues over whether or not Damon Allen should some day be chosen for induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame – and this topic has certainly ...
Five things to watch for in Week 13
By Bob Coatsworth
CFL.ca
1. Stampeders continue to roll – Throw out all Calgary’s recent history in Edmonton where they’ve lost six of their last seven, including an 18-14 ...
Time to utilize CFL star power
By Sean Millington,
CFL.ca
This past weekend, I watched and commentated on the Labour Day games and the magnitude of what was going on really struck me.
Across the country there were sold-out ...
All pain and no gain
By Perry Lefko,
CFL.ca
The pain etched on the face of Hamilton offensive coordinator Joe Paopao gave an illustration of the physical agony he felt, but revealed nothing of the emotional and ...
Expect the unexpected
By Sean Millington,
CFL.ca
Just past its halfway point, the 2006 season has been its usual roller coaster self. Hamilton started the season with much fanfare and expectation only to stumble ...
Lesson learned leads to jump at opportunity
By Arash Madani,
CFL.ca
Eric Tillman had learned his lesson, and paid for it, before.
And despite all the factors that would suggest otherwise, the timing could not have been better and the ...
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