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Riders add DL Caleb Sanders, pair of o-linemen
The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced on Monday that they have signed American defensive lineman Caleb Sanders and American offensive linemen Trevor Reid and Jordan Tucker.
MMQB: Corey Mace a perfect fit as Riders’ HC
CFL.ca’s Pat Steinberg looks at Corey Mace’s fit as head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders. He also examines the Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ free agency situation in this ...
O’Leary: Riders find an instant fit with Corey Mace
The Saskatchewan Roughriders unveiled Corey Mace as their head coach on Friday. CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary saw an enthusiastic coach that’s ready to start building the team ...
Nye: Corey Mace checks all the boxes in Riderville
Corey Mace has been named the head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders and as CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye writes, he’s the perfect fit in Riderville.
Official: Riders name Corey Mace head coach
Corey Mace has been hired as the Saskatchewan Roughriders new head coach, the team announced on Thursday.
Riders add a trio of American DBs, including Rodney Clemons
The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced on Wednesday that they have signed American defensive backs Rodney Clemons, Cole Coleman, and Mark Fields II.
O’Leary: Reed’s name perfectly tied to CFL MOP award
In adding George Reed’s name to the Most Outstanding Player award, the CFL has ensured that one of its most cherished figures is forever tied to the game, says CFL.ca senior writer Chris ...
Riders extend quarterback Antonio Pipkin
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed American quarterback Antonio Pipkin to a contract extension, the team announced on Thursday.
Riders sign five, including three from ’23 Draft class
The Saskatchewan announced on Tuesday that they’ve signed National linebackers Matt Dean and Nick Thomas, National offensive linemen Zack Fry and Evan Floren and National fullback Morgen Runge.
Riders extend National wide receiver Brayden Lenius
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed National wide receiver Brayden Lenius to a one-year contract extension, the team announced on Thursday.
Ferguson’s alternate All-Star team
CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson list the players he believes were also deserving of the CFL All-Star honour.
Morris: ’89 Riders share how to beat a 16-2 team
As the 16-2 Toronto Argonauts prepare to host the Eastern Final, CFL.ca’s Jim Morris revisits the 1989 Saskatchewan Roughriders, who took down a 16-2 Edmonton team en route to winning the ...
Checking Down: News and notes from the Division Finals
CFL.ca brings you all the news and notes from Division Finals weekend.
Checking Down: Who’ll be the pivot for the Ticats in the ESF?
The Ticats travel to Montreal to face the Als with their quarterback situation still somewhat of a question mark. Check out all the news and notes from around the league before the Eastern and ...
Checking Down: Andrew Harris back in practice for Argos
Andrew Harris has returned to practice for the Toronto Argonauts and could be a key piece as the team prepares for the post-season. Check out all news and notes from Week 21 around the league.
The Waggle, Ep: 340: Shakeup in Sask + Dave Naylor interview
Donnovan Bennett and Henoc Muamba chat with TSN’s Dave Naylor about the departure of Saskatchewan Roughriders’ head coach Craig Dickenson. They also look ahead to the final week of ...
Ferguson: What the Riders can build on for 2024
CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson looks at what the Saskatchewan Roughriders can build on as they look ahead to the 2024 season.
Riders won’t extend HC Craig Dickenson; GM Jeremy O’Day renewed
The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced on Monday that head coach Craig Dickenson will not have his contract renewed. Vice president of football operations and general manager Jeremy O’Day has ...
Landry’s 5 takeaways from Week 20
CFL.ca’s Don Landry is back with his 5 takeaways from Week 20.
MMQB: The Stamps’ streak lives on
CFL.ca’s Pat Steinberg looks at how the Calgary Stampeders managed to stretch their playoff appearance streak to 18 consecutive seasons, while the Saskatchewan Roughriders were left singing ...
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