Insight and Analysis
Selecting the 2020 CFL All-Free Agent Team
Just a few months out from the opening of free agency, Jamie Nye breaks down his picks for the 2020 CFL All-Free Agent Team.
High Priority: Nine players that need to be re-signed
With a list of more than 250 pending free agents, CFL.ca breaks down one priority signing for every team, from Shaq Johnson to Shaq Evans.
Seven names to know for the REDBLACKS’ head coaching vacancy
With the Ottawa REDBLACKS still looking for their next head coach, we look at the seven individuals who are reportedly still on their radar.
Free agent quarterbacks offer something for everyone
The year after Bo Levi Mitchell, Mike Reilly and Trevor Harris headlined an unforgettable free agent class, how are things shaping up in 2020? CFL.ca takes a look.
Campbell blazes trail back to West coast
As BCLions.com’s Matt Baker explains, Rick Campbell has done an excellent job blazing his own coaching trail as he takes over as the BC Lions head coach.
December kicks off highly-anticipated off-season
Barely a week has passed since the 107th Grey Cup presented by Shaw and, already, there is no shortage of intriguing off-season headlines. Here’s what to expect in December.
Campbell: ‘There’s nowhere to go but up’
After being hired as the 27th head coach in BC Lions franchise history on Monday, Rick Campbell believes that the sky is the limit for the team.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Als, Khari Jones have a bright future together
With Khari Jones signed for three more seasons, the future is bright for the Montreal Alouettes. Plus, our Monday Morning QB writes about Rob Maver’s 10-year career.
Off-season begins for O’Shea, Bombers with season-ending address
Winnipeg Blue Bombers head coach Mike O’Shea spoke to the media on Friday and BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait writes the most interesting notes from the press conference.
Holley makes his mark in first year with Stamps
There are certain moments of visceral impact, says Nate Holley, when the sensation rivals Christmas, New Year’s Eve, a 10th birthday bash and high-school prom night all rolled into one.
“One ...
Harris hits off-season with resiliency on display
After winning the 107th Grey Cup presented by Shaw, running back Andrew Harris is hitting his off-season with resiliency on full display.
Who should be under centre for the Bombers in 2020?
TORONTO — The Winnipeg Blue Bombers started the 2019 campaign with a very clear outlook of how their QB room would look, however, less than a week removed from the team snapping a 29-year ...
Cauz: Bombers’ turnaround started with Mike O’Shea
There were plenty of factors in the Bombers’ magical run to a Grey Cup, but as CFL.ca’s Matthew Cauz writes, the list starts with Head Coach Mike O’Shea.
Sunderland: ‘It’s very important to find the right guy’
Edmonton Eskimos general manager and vice president of football operations Brock Sunderland will be looking for the best candidate possible to lead the team going forward.
Steinberg’s MMQB: A redemption-themed Grey Cup
For three Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Sunday’s Grey Cup victory was all about redemption, though for very different reasons. Our MMQB Pat Steinberg writes.
Hoisting Grey Cup a dream come true for Winnipeg-born Demski
Winning the Grey Cup was a dream come true for Winnipeg-born Nic Demski. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris writes.
O’Leary: Collaros scripts ending for the ages
He coolly sat there on Sunday night, championship garb overtop of his uniform and pads and Zach Collaros somehow seemed the same as he has been all season.
This step, the final one in Collaros’ ...
O’Leary: Harris was a man on a mission in Grey Cup win
Winnipeg Blue Bombers running back Andrew Harris was on a mission on his way to winning the 107th Grey Cup. CFL.ca’s senior writer Chris O’Leary explains.
Relentless Bombers thrived on being the underdog
With one game remaining and nothing to lose, Willie Jefferson and the Bombers’ D-line found another gear on Sunday. Jim Morris writes on the historic Grey Cup victory.
Ticats left feeling ‘shell-shocked’ after another Grey Cup loss
CFL.ca’s Don Landry reports from McMahon Stadium where the Hamilton Tiger-Cats were left beside themselves following 33-12 loss in the 107th Grey Cup presented by Shaw.
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