A look at every team’s 2022 Off-Season Depth Charts

CFL.ca presents ‘Off-Season Depth Chart’, a series of articles reviewing every team’s depth chart at is stands to date. Note that these are not official team-issued depth charts, but projections based on insight and analysis from around the league, and don’t include 2022 CFL Draft picks.

Steering the Boat: Argos eye top of East Division

The Toronto Argonauts are hoping their roster helps them back to the top of the East in 2022. More in this Off-Season Depth Chart.

Hoping For More: Ticats roster designed for success

With a few new faces, and a lot of familiar ones, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats head into 2022 hoping to find themselves in the Grey Cup for the third year in a row.

Alouettes looking to keep up the excitement

Amidst a wave of change on its defence, the Montreal Alouettes will have to adapt quickly and come out swinging in a competitive East Division. Our off-season depth chart breaks down Montreal’s personnel.

Roster Rebuild: New-look REDBLACKS ready for '22

The Ottawa REDBLACKS look quite different heading into the 2022 season with new faces on both sides of the ball.

Bombers go into season chasing history

With a shot at the CFL’s first Grey Cup three-peat since Warren Moon was playing in Edmonton, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers have assembled a lineup that’s ready to chase history in 2022.

Riders have one goal in mind in 2022

The Saskatchewan Roughriders start this season with the goal of getting to play for a Grey Cup in front of their home fans. Their depth chart suggests they’ve got a shot at writing a storybook ending to their season.

Looking For More: Stamps eye top of West in 2022

After two-straight early playoff exits, the Calgary Stampeders are hoping for more as they head into the 2022 season.

Lions' off-season change sparks an interesting roster

The BC Lions head into the 2022 season with a fresh start and a captivating storyline at quarterback. Their depth chart shows a much different team than the one that took the field in 2021.

New-look Elks hope to turn things around in '22

The Edmonton Elks emerge from a change-heavy off-season, ready to try to climb their way back up the West Division standings. Their depth chart tells a story of a team building a new identity.