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Ferguson: Boatmen switching course with new-found ground game
In just three weeks, the Argos have altered their pass-run ratio — but don’t assume it is all because of James Wilder Jr. CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson takes a deep dive.
Succession Plan: What do the post-Ricky Ray Argos look like?
Ricky Ray is surpassing expectations but how much longer can the 37-year-old pivot run the Argos’ offence? What is the plan for his successor? CFL.ca’s Don Landry sits down with ...
Different but the Same: Lewis, Cahoon on a collision course
On Friday, Nik Lewis has a chance to pass Ben Cahoon for second all-time on the career catches list. As Don Landry writes, the two may have more similarities than we think.
No punches pulled, at least on the field, for Lulay and Reilly
They have been roommates and confidantes, fishing buddies and study partners. But on Friday night, Travis Lulay and Mike Reilly will once again be rivals. Don Landry writes.
O’Leary: Mandrusiak fully embodies ‘Once an Eskimo, always an Eskimo’
CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary tells the story of Dwayne Mandrusiak, the Esks equipment manager of 46 years.
O’Leary: One notable absence from Argos’ Grey Cup reunion
The Argos celebrated the 20-year reunion of their back-to-back Grey Cup wins on Sunday. Even though their coach wasn’t there, Matthews was still an important part of the festivities.
Landry: Hazelton’s new beginning washes away bitter fall
After a bitter ending to his time in Toronto last fall, Vidal Hazelton has started over in Edmonton. CFL.ca’s Don Landry has more.
L’Damian Washington: ‘I thought football was over for me’
A month ago, L’Damian Washington thought his football career was done with. Now, he’s a starting receiver for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris writes.
Nye: A dream come true for Riders fans
Beautiful new building, empty memories. CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye writes that starting Saturday, new legends will be born a the new Mosaic Stadium.
Rider Revival?: Confident Carter sets tone for retooled Green & White
While detractors call him selfish and immature, others say Duron Carter is simply passionate and misunderstood. Carter opens up to CFL.ca’s Don Landry before his Montreal return.
Time is Now: The BC Lions’ window is wide open — but for how long?
Wally Buono’s return to the sideline has opened a whole new window for the BC Lions. Yet as Jamie Nye writes, there’s no better time than now.
Ship’s New Captain: In Trestman, Gruden trusts
Marc Trestman is ready to lead the charge of the Toronto Argonauts as the 2017 season gets set to begin.
Off the Edge: Westerman looks to set tone in ferocious Bombers pass rush
After doing a lot of things well last year, defensive end Jamaal Westerman believes the Winnipeg Blue Bomber defensive can do even more things better in 2017.
Cold Winter: Messam, Stamps done with consolation prizes
Jerome Messam had the best season of his CFL career in 2016 followed by one of his worst winters. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris has more.
Rest vs. Rust: A deep dive into coaches’ approach to QB play in pre-season
CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary dives into some of the trends that guide the way in which head coaches manage the workload on their quarterbacks in training camp.
Despite health scare, Rhodes feeling ‘like a million bucks!’
Len Rhodes was all smiles on Monday as he walked the concourse of Commonwealth Stadium, basking in a moment his city hasn’t felt in seven years.
O’Leary: Qadr Spooner’s hard but rewarding road to the pros
For Qadr Spooner, the road to the pros has been long but rewarding. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary has more on the Blue Bombers’ second round draft pick.
2017 season likely the last for Nik Lewis
Outgoing receiver Nik Lewis is almost ready to walk away from a prolific career – but the eighth-leading receiver of all-time is leaving the door open a crack.
Morris: The balancing act continues for Jonathon Jennings
Heading into his third professional season, Jonathon Jennings faces his highest expectations yet. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris has more.
Chamblin on CFL Future: ‘I think everyone up there knows about me’
Nearly two years after his exit from the Riders, Corey Chamblin still plans for a future in the CFL. More from CFL.ca’s Don Landry.
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