Insight and Analysis
O’Leary: 2009 Lions show the crossover is no easy path
The BC Lions had a playoff crossover breakthrough in 2009, but CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary points out that the journey through the East has never been an easy task.
By the Numbers: Looking at All-Decade receivers, DBs
CFL.ca dives into the All-Decade Team nominee list, looking at the trends and stats for receivers and defensive backs.
Landry: Selecting the best of the decade a mind-bending exercise
CFL.ca’s Don Landry had to turn to the wisdom of the magic eight ball to help him with some of the tough selections for the All-Decade Team presented by LeoVegas.
CFL Game in 40: Looking back at the Eastern Final
This week’s CFL Game in 40 is the 2019’s Eastern Final between the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Edmonton Eskimos.
A statistical view of the Mike Reilly, Bo Levi Mitchell rivalry
Mike Reilly and Bo Levi Mitchell have been two of the best QBs in the CFL in recent memory and CFL.ca takes a look at their head-to-head stats.
Adams keeping busy while waiting for return to play
As he waits for football to return, Blue Bombers receiver Darvin Adams is trying to keep himself busy. BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait writes.
O’Leary: Riders heartache headlines CFL Encore night
This week’s CFL Encore games show Toronto and Winnipeg advance to the Grey Cup at the expense of the Riders, a team that CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary says knows heartache better ...
O’Leary: Bo vs. Mike is always worth the hype
Week 2 of the 2020 CFL schedule would have seen a Mike Reilly-Bo Levi Mitchell clash in Calgary. CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary looks at how the two of them have dominated the league ...
Breaking down the ‘Year of the Return’
Last season was dubbed the ‘Year of the Return’ after fans were treated to many exciting return touchdowns. But where did it rank historically? CFL.ca takes a look.
Nye: Off-the-wall predictions for 2020
We’re half way through 2020 and even though things have been anything but predictable, CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye makes his off-the-wall predictions for the upcoming season.
Ferguson: The art of throwing to the sticks
CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson looks at second-down passing and the art of throwing the ball to the sticks.
O’Leary: Bowen’s story resonates 16 years later
For Orlando Bowen, George Floyd’s killing brought back all of the horrible memories of his own encounter with police 16 years ago. He shared that experience and how it impacted his life on ...
Monson eager to see Stamps’ new defensive pieces
Brent Monson is no stranger to being on the Calgary Stampeders’ sideline.
He joined the organization back in 2010 and has worked as a positional coach for a number of years along with being ...
Nye: Looking at the best season-opening games in recent memory
CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye looks back at some of the best season-opening games in recent memory.
O’Leary: What we would have seen in Week 1
CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary takes a look at what would have been Week 1 of the CFL season, which was slated to kick off on Thursday.
Ferguson: Celebrating what could have been in the 2020 U SPORTS season
CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson laments what could have been with the 2020 U SPORTS football season, which was canceled on Monday.
Ferguson: What Jalen Saunders to the REDBLACKS could mean
CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson looks at the contribution that receiver Jalen Saunders could make to Paul LaPolice’s Ottawa REDBLACKS.
A look at some shocking cut down day moves
While teams would have been revealing their final rosters for the 2020 season on Saturday, CFL.ca takes a look at some substantial moves made on past cut down days.
O’Leary: Defence shines as Riders get blanked in TSN’s CFL Encore game
It may not have been obvious in the moment, CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary says, but in Edmonton’s convincing shutout win over Saskatchewan in 2014, we got a glimpse of what Chris ...
Neufeld, Bombers’ o-line excited for upcoming season
Patrick Neufeld says the Blue Bombers offensive line is like a brotherhood and is one of the reasons why they all decided to stick around in Winnipeg.
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