2017 Season Previews
Turn The Page: Durant ready to usher in new era in Montreal
On the eve one of the biggest games of his career, arguably since the 101st Grey Cup, Darian Durant is ready to turn the page on Saskatchewan and start anew with the Als.
Steinberg: Too close to call in the wild, wild West
The season hasn’t even started but the race in the wild CFL West is already heated. Pat Steinberg takes a look at where the five contestants stand heading into 2017.
Landry: Changes in personnel lead to intrigue in East
There was no shortage of movement on rosters and in the front office? What does it all mean for the potentially parity-filled East Division? CFL.ca columnist Don Landry breaks it all down.
Rider Revival?: Confident Carter sets tone for retooled Green & White
While detractors call him selfish and immature, others say Duron Carter is simply passionate and misunderstood. Carter opens up to CFL.ca’s Don Landry before his Montreal return.
Reclaiming His Spot: Reilly eyes passing Alberta rivals and returning to cup
Mike Reilly and the Edmonton Eskimos head into 2017 looking to take back the top spot in the West from their Alberta rivals.
Passing the Torch: Can Harris continue Ottawa’s success?
For the first time in his career, Trevor Harris starts a season as the starting quarterback but can he keep Ottawa’s success going?
On His Shoulders: Healthy Collaros is the ticket in TigerTown?
Zach Collaros is heading into 2017 completely healthy and only has eyes on bringing the Grey Cup to Hamilton.
Time is Now: The BC Lions’ window is wide open — but for how long?
Wally Buono’s return to the sideline has opened a whole new window for the BC Lions. Yet as Jamie Nye writes, there’s no better time than now.
Ship’s New Captain: In Trestman, Gruden trusts
Marc Trestman is ready to lead the charge of the Toronto Argonauts as the 2017 season gets set to begin.
Off the Edge: Westerman looks to set tone in ferocious Bombers pass rush
After doing a lot of things well last year, defensive end Jamaal Westerman believes the Winnipeg Blue Bomber defensive can do even more things better in 2017.
Cold Winter: Messam, Stamps done with consolation prizes
Jerome Messam had the best season of his CFL career in 2016 followed by one of his worst winters. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris has more.