Jeff Krever is in his sixth year as an editor and staff writer for CFL.ca. He has covered five Grey Cups and has a bachelor's degree in journalism from Carleton University.
Bralon Addison and Reggie Begelton shattered high expectations in 2019. Who are some of the top players primed to break out next year? CFL.ca’s Jeff Krever writes.
According to Mark Stephen of CHQR, Calgary Stampeders offensive guard Brad Erdos will miss the rest of the 2019 season after tearing his patella tendon.
It’s not often a top free agent becomes available in May, but as CFL.ca’s Jeff Krever writes, there’s a lot to like about Bryant Mitchell – if he’s available.
With Mike Reilly on his way to becoming the most hyped CFL free agent ever, Jeff Krever breaks down each team’s chances of landing the league’s No. 1 quarterback.
The stage is set and the actors are ready as the 106th Grey Cup Playoffs come into view. What are some of the top storylines to watch over the next three weeks?
It’s hard to remember a debut more highly-anticipated than that of James Franklin, and on Saturday it finally arrives. More from this week’s PWC CFL Insights.
Some say he’s barely clinging to relevance in the CFL, but Drew Willy has a big game on Friday night. CFL.ca’s Jeff Krever writes on what a win against his former team would mean.
Dating back to Labour Day, Jeremiah Masoli has been one of the CFL’s most productive quarterbacks. CFL.ca’s Jeff Krever says it’s time to start believing.
Andrew Buckley has shown plenty of upside for a 24-year-old quarterback, but the Stamps are looking for him to take another step entering his third season.
Can anyone picture Terrell Owens, 44 years old, running the waggle? CFL.ca’s Jeff Krever imagines the possibility of a football legend coming to Canada.
In an off-season with plenty of movement across the league, which moves have flown under the radar? CFL.ca’s Jeff Krever lists 12 impactful but less-talked-about moves.