Insight and Analysis
CFL Game in 40: Welcome to Winnipeg, Zach Collaros
This week’s CFL Game in 40 is last year’s Week 20 matchup between the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Calgary Stampeders where Zach Collaros made his first start in blue and gold.
Ferguson: Looking at CFL quarterbacks running styles
CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson dives into the different style of running that CFL QBs have and compare them to a pivot down south.
Does a mid-season coaching change ever work?
Does changing a head coach mid-season help or hinder a team? CFL.ca investigates.
Walters, GMs continue to handle any and all curveballs
Kyle Walters represents a group of general managers that are often well into their annual football cadence, thrown out of balance by the pandemic. Ed Tait has more from Winnipeg.
New OC eagerly waits opportunity to work with Reilly, Leos
Most coaches, well, at least the more humble ones, will be quick to remind observers they are only good as the players they have at their disposal. We present you the case of Jordan Maksymic. ...
O’Leary: Could Harris be the best Canadian to ever play in the CFL?
With TSN’s Canadian running back-themed games set for CFL Encore tonight, CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary wonders if Andrew Harris will be remembered as the best Canadian to play ...
Fernandez ready to build off strong opening campaign with REDBLACKS
After joining the Ottawa REDBLACKS midway through the 2019 season, Jerod Fernandez is ready to make an impact and anchor the middle of the field for a Mike Benevides-led defensive unit that is ...
O’Leary: Win-and-host could suit the Ticats
A win-and-host model of the Grey Cup is a big break from tradition. If the season worked out that way, CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary asks if there’s a better story than the ...
In conversation with O’Shea about success, upcoming season
BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait had a chat with head coach Mike O’Shea about repeating as Grey Cup champions this year.
CFL Game in 40: Overtime magic
This week’s CFL Game in 40 features some overtime magic in a contest between the Montreal Alouettes and Calgary Stampeders in Week 10.
O’Leary: 5 Takeaways from the commissioner’s town hall
CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary looks at the main takeaways from commissioner Randy Ambrosie’s town hall, held earlier on Wednesday on CFL.ca.
Dean excited to start second stint with Tabbies on right foot
Linebacker Larry Dean is ready to get back to work to try and help the Hamilton Tiger-Cats take home the Grey Cup after coming up just short in 2019.
O’Leary: Muamba staying positive, focused in delayed season
As he navigates the uncertainty that comes with a pandemic, Henoc Muamba remains positive about the future and is occupying himself with a passion project, CFL.ca senior writer Chris ...
Lattanzio, REDBLACKS ready to put tough 2019 in rearview
Ottawa REDBLACKS defensive lineman Ettore Lattanzio is getting prepared to help the team bounce back from a 2019 campaign that saw them finish with a league-worst 3-15 record.
O’Leary: Picking a CFL version of The Last Dance
With eyes around the sports world on The Last Dance, CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary would love to see a similar production about the five-in-a-row Edmonton Eskimos.
Lions, Rhymes meet virtually ahead of 2020 season
The BC Lions, and receiver Dominique Rhymes, are meeting virtually as they begin preparations for the 2020 season. BCLions.com’s Matt Baker explains.
Rebuilding the Boat: Argos moving pieces around
CFL.ca looks at an Argonauts depth chart that resembles very little of the one they fielded late last year and that is exactly what ‘Pinball’ Clemons and his team were looking to ...
Ward continues to break expectations, records for REDBLACKS
After coming into the league back in 2018, Ottawa REDBLACKS kicker Lewis Ward continues to find new ways to push himself while breaking records in the CFL.
O’Leary: Lulay departs the Lions as a great on and off the field
CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary looks at the impact that Travis Lulay had on the BC Lions over the last decade, after Lulay moved back to his Oregon hometown to join his family business.
Riders roster designed to push club to the Cup
The Riders were a fluke play away from getting to the show for the first time since 2013 which is why despite the bitter ending to 2019, the team did not overhaul sections of their roster.
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