AC and OC Marcus Brady know if they’re going to be spending even more quality time together in 2012, they better know the offseason game plans as well as their playbooks.

CFL.ca columnist Rick Moffat lays out why he thinks the Lions will come out on top in the 99th Grey Cup on Sunday, despite a formidable Winnipeg defence.

As the Alouettes wrapped up their 2011 season, several questions surround the upcoming months, most pressing is the future of QB Anthony Calvillo's tenure with the club.

Comparisons to the 1975 Alouettes are inescapable for the 2011 team, with Grey Cup rings and a veteran quarterback suddenly under the gun just the tip of the iceberg.

CFL.ca's Rick Moffat believes that heading into the most important game of the season Marc Trestman and the Montreal Alouettes have plenty of issues to deal with.

Despite impressing the Montreal coaching staff during training camp, Rashaud Slaughter was cast aside in favour of experience. Now, he finally gets his chance to prove them wrong.

When the Alouettes take to the field for Saturday's Pink matchup with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Anthony Calvillo will be wearing pink on his sleeves and his heart.

Just days after setting one of football's most exclusive records, Anthony Calvillo sat down with CFL.ca's Rick Moffat to candidly discuss the quarterback's remarkable career.

Rick Moffat examines last week's goal line stand as the Montreal Alouettes managed to keep the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at bay in the final eight seconds of the game.

During a week that saw Anthony Calvillo answer more questions about his brain than he could possibly handle, the laid-back 39-year old, decided to finally set the record straight.

After scoring his first touchdown two weeks ago, CFL.ca's Rick Moffat explains how Montreal Alouettes receiver Brandon London is ready to take his career to the next step.

Since returning to the lineup after recovering from off-season nasal surgery, receiver Kerry Watkins has slowly been finding his groove on the field, reports Rick Moffat.

After being blown out in a game for the first time all season, the Alouettes’ Jim Popp and Marc Trestman are continuing to push all the right buttons, none of which say panic.

With the Als set to take on Winnipeg three times in the next six weeks, former Bombers Moton Hopkins and Perry Floyd are looking forward to seeing their old teammates.

As the Montreal Alouettes prepare for what could be a 2011 Grey Cup preview against the Edmonton Eskimos, the first six weeks of the CFL season have been revealing.