Insight and Analysis
NYE: 20 off-season thoughts
As the sports world took a step back this week, CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye looked ahead to the coming CFL season and 20 things he’s excited to see.
Holley making the jump from Anchorage to the Lions Den
New BC Lions receiver Caleb Holley is looking to make a mark in his first season with the organization after signing with the Leos this off-season.
Upon Further Review: Saskatchewan Roughriders
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have found their franchise quarterback, and after a standout opening campaign as a starting pivot, Cody Fajardo is looking to move the Green and White to the next level.
Pinball helping to turn the tide for Double Blue
New Toronto Argonauts general manager Michael ‘Pinball’ Clemons is ready to take on his latest challenge as he looks to help the team get back into the postseason in 2020.
Roosevelt bringing veteran leadership to Als
New Montreal Alouettes receiver Naaman Roosevelt is coming in to try and help the team return to the postseason for the second consecutive year.
Ferguson: How will the scramble shape 2020?
CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson looks at scrambling tendencies of quarterbacks in 2019 and makes his best guess for what their numbers on the ground will look like this season.
Arbuckle: ‘There’s a lot more that I’m building towards’
After a winding road to get a foothold in the pro ranks, Nick Arbuckle has found his place with the Ottawa REDBLACKS and will try and help the team bounce back from a disastrous 2019.
O’Leary: Is the QB mountain about to get a shakeup?
CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary wonders if an influx of new talent will shake up the quarterback landscape in 2020.
Nye: It’s time for a change with the rouge
CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye wants to see the continued evolution of the Canadian game. That includes making changes to how a rouge is scored.
Johnson retires where he had the ‘most memorable experience’
For Jovon Johnson, who retired as a Blue Bomber on Tuesday, his time in Winnipeg was the most memorable of his CFL career. More from BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait.
Campbell: ‘I really feel good about this staff’
New BC Lions head coach Rick Campbell is looking forward to training camp and seeing was he has on a team that’s looking to turn around its fortunes in 2020.
Upon Further Review: Edmonton Eskimos
When the Edmonton Eskimos began the 2019 off-season, there were endless questions.
Most, if not all of them revolved around wondering if their franchise quarterback, Mike Reilly, would stay put ...
O’Leary: Regional combines mark gem hunting season
With regional combines getting underway on March 12, CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary looks at the impact that they’ve had over the last seven years.
Cauz: In defence of the rouge
Give the anti-rougists a centimetre and they’ll take a kilometre, CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz warns.
Muamba trying to check Grey Cup off bucket list
After helping the Montreal Alouettes back to the playoffs last year, linebacker Henoc Muamba is trying to get his first-ever Grey Cup championship in his ninth year in the Canadian Football League.
Harris set to bounce back from ‘humbling’ 2019
After sitting out the back half of last season, Edmonton Eskimos quarterback Trevor Harris is going to be back to try and help the Green and Gold capture a Grey Cup in 2020.
Maas ready to help revamp Riders’ offence
While the Saskatchewan Roughriders didn’t make a splash in the free-agent market, they did make a significant addition to the team in the form of offensive coordinator Jason Maas, who is ...
Staying Together: Continuity is key for Lions, Peters
As BCLions.com’s Matt Baker explains, continuity in the Lions’ roster is key for the team heading into 2020.
Cauz: Looking at ‘Measuring Stick’ games in 2020
From Week 1’s 107th Grey Cup rematch to Matt Nichols’ return to Winnipeg, CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz takes a look at 5 measuring stick games in 2020.
Ferguson: Does hand size equate to pro success?
CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson takes a look at whether or not hand size contributes to a quarterbacks success in the professional ranks.
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