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Esks extend offensive lineman Colin Kelly through ’18
The Edmonton Eskimos have re-signed international offensive lineman Colin Kelly through the 2018 season.
What brothers have played in the CFL?
There have been many families to suit up in the CFL together – here’s a list of a few of them to do so.
Esks extend tailback CJ Gable through 2019
The Edmonton Eskimos have extended the contract of pending free agent international running back CJ Gable through the 2019 season, the team has announced.
Quote Board: 3 statements that stood out in reaction to Franklin trade
In the wake of the trade that sent James Franklin to Toronto, CFL.ca isolates three statements that stand out from general managers of both the Argos and Eskimos.
O’Leary: Popp gives Argos every option they need under centre
Two weeks after winning the Grey Cup, Jim Popp took the first step in trying to secure the biggest win of the offseason for his team.
After Monday’s trade with the Edmonton Eskimos, the Toronto ...
Franklin’s return out of question; Esks look for value in trade
Edmonton Eskimos general manager Brock Sunderland knew James Franklin wasn’t coming back in 2018 and decided to trade the quarterback away.
Argos acquire rights to QB James Franklin in trade with Eskimos
The Toronto Argonauts have acquired the rights to pending free agent quarterback James Franklin, the team announced Monday, after completing a deal with the Edmonton Eskimos.
Esks extend pending FA kicker Sean Whyte through 2020
The Edmonton Eskimos have re-signed national kicker Sean Whyte through the 2020 season.
Casey Creehan departs Esks coaching staff
The Edmonton Eskimos announced on Friday that defensive line coach Casey Creehan will not return to the club in 2018.
FA18: A team by team look at the West
The Stamps have questions in their secondary while the Lions have needs on their O-line. Jamie Nye looks at the free agency picture in the West Division.
Hats Off: Reilly’s journey spoken through those who know him best
CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary pens the path Mike Reilly has taken to being named Most Outstanding Player through the lens of those who have been with him the entire way.
O’Leary: No regrets for Maas on late-game decision
Jason Maas did not regret his decision not to go for it on third down late in the Western Final. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary explains why.
Steinberg’s MMQB: No surprises on final four weekend
After two close contests, the Stamps and Argos are on their way to the 105th Grey Cup — and as Pat Steinberg writes, that shouldn’t come as a surprise.
Maas addresses controversial play call
Jason Maas addressed his late-game decision to kick a field goal on 3rd-and-4 following Edmonton’s 32-28 defeat in Sunday’s Western Final.
Stamps erase early deficit; book Grey Cup return
The Calgary Stampeders erased an early two-touchdown deficit, defeating the Edmonton Eskimos 32-28 to punch their ticket to the 105th Grey Cup presented by Shaw.
Esks, Stamps set for heavyweight bout in Western Final
Saturday was for walkthroughs, but a weigh in might have felt more appropriate as two West Division heavyweighs clash in Sunday’s Western Final. Chris O’Leary writes.
O’Leary: Sunderland reflects on ‘insane but fun’ first season as GM
For Brock Sunderland and the Edmonton Eskimos, 2017 has brought plenty of twists and unexpected turns. Yet the rookie GM explains he’s exactly where he wants to be.
Early Finals Fireworks: Fast starts will be key on Sunday
Scoring first may not be the decisive factor in Sunday’s matchups, but starting fast likely will be. We break down some of the numbers on fast starts in the division finals.
Fantasy Injury Report: All systems ‘Ar-go’
Four relatively healthy teams are set to clash in the Division Finals. Brandon C. Williams checks in on who’s up and who’s down going into Sunday.
Status Report: Who’s in and who’s out for Sunday’s Division Finals
Who’s on the injured list? What final adjustments are being made before the biggest game of the season? CFL.ca delivers all the last-minute roster moves ahead of Sunday.
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