They'll have no love for each other once July arrives, but in the off-season, opponents can put the gridiron animosity aside for the greater good, and work out under the same roof.

Offensive lineman Mike Filer, not originally an invitee of the CFL E-Camp, marshaled that determination to become a last minute addition to the roster.

Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks' receiver Shamawd Chambers lived up to expectations at E-Camp, highlighted by a winning time of 4.42 in the 40 yard dash.

That rumbling sensation people felt in the vicinity of Toronto's Varsity Stadium Sunday morning came from a different source than the usual, as E-Camps big men went to work.

It was a day of personal bests for DBs Keenan MacDougall and Dylan Hollohan, who traded the number one and two spots in the vertical and broad jumps at E-Camp.

CFL.ca's Don Landry takes a look at the bench press, where Western University's Michael Van Praet impressed at E-Camp Saturday with 38 reps.

Don Landry takes a look at the Argos off-season, balancing out the excitement of the Ricky Ray acquisiton with the heartache of losing Byron Parker and Kevin Eiben.

CFL.ca columnist Don Landry explains how a warrior-like move by Jason Pottinger has earned him the admiration and confidence by his teammates and coaches alike.

Do the Argos finally have the deep-threat receiver they've been looking for? CFL.ca's Don Landry see's no reason why Jason Barnes can't be.

Though he has yet to take even one snap as a member of the Toronto Argonauts, Ricky Ray's unquestionable leadership qualities have already been noticed.

Now that the dust has settled on an exciting day in Argo Land, Don Landry gives us his take on the hiring of Scott Milanovich as Toronto's new head coach.

The B.C. Lions needed their defence to bottle up the Winnipeg Blue Bombers until Quarterback Travis Lulay could start a little something with Spiderman.

The job of a defence is merely to stop the other team's offence. But when it comes to getting that simple mission accomplished, things are getting more and more complicated.

Mike Benevides agrees with Winnipeg quarterback Buck Pierce on at least one thing: First down means everything in Sunday's Grey Cup Game.