CFL Combine
Eye on ’18: Ferguson takes a deep dive into the Top 20 CSB Rankings
Last weekend the U SPORTS football season kicked off with a group of RSEQ and OUA games which means it is time to start assessing the 2018 CFL draft class again.
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Results Matter: How the prospects performed at March’s Combine
Take a look back at how some of U Sports and NCAA’s top Canadian prospects performed at March’s Combine with CFL.ca’s comprehensive results guide.
Mock Draft 3.0: Do the Bombers have to have Faith?
With the CFL Draft arriving Sunday, May 7, Marshall Ferguson checks in with his third and final mock draft including all 71 picks.
O’Leary: The little things loom large for Bladek
For 6-foot-4 prospect Dariusz Bladek, the little things are what continue to separate him ahead of the 2017 CFL Draft. More from CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary.
Prospect Profile: Kwaku Boateng’s journey from receiver to defensive end
2017 CFL prospect Kwaku Boateng started his football career as a receiver before making the switch to defensive end.
Forde, Ferguson tackle the draft’s burning questions
With the CFL Draft only days away, draft gurus Marshall Ferguson and Duane Forde check in on some of Sunday’s burning questions.
Prospect Profile: Mitchell Picton born to be a Regina Ram
Regina Rams Football runs in Mitchell Picton’s blood – after all, his brother, cousin and uncle all played for the Rams as well.
Prospect Profile: Mitchell Picton
University of Regina slotback Mitchell Picton discusses his path to the 2017 CFL Draft.
For Comparison’s Sake: Projecting Robert Woodson
Robert Woodson has both the skill-set and the pedigree to succeed at the next level. CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson takes a closer look.
For Comparison’s Sake: Projecting Mason Woods
When it comes to Mason Woods, size is always the starting point. CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson projects the 6-foot-9 tackle at the next level.
Prospect Profile: Dondre Wright using physicality to make the jump
Dondre Wright has always loved being physical – he had to leave his youth soccer team because of it – and is hoping that will set him apart at this year’s CFL Draft.
Prospect Profile: Johnny Augustine relying on versatility
CFL prospect Johnny Augustine is hoping his ability to play both running back and receiver will set him apart from the crowd.
For Comparison’s Sake: Projecting Danny Vandervoort
Some compare McMaster receiver Danny Vandervoort to former Ticat Andy Fantuz, but CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson sees a better comparison.
Prospect Profile: Kay Okafor’s journey to Canadian football
Kay Okafor left his family and country behind to pursue an education leading him to becoming one of the CFL’s top prospects.
For Comparison’s Sake: Projecting Mitchell Picton
According to CFL.ca’s draft insider Marshall Ferguson, Mitch Picton has the skills to play a long time in the CFL. Will the Regina receiver see his potential?
Prospect Profile: Robert Woodson following family footsteps
Robert Woodson is hoping to follow in his father and brother’s foot steps and play in the CFL.
Prospect Profile: Teamwork driving Nate Behar to the pros
Receiver Nate Behar is using teamwork and his love for the game to help set him apart ahead of the 2017 CFL Draft.
Stock Assessment: Singleton living up to his name
With the CFL Draft fast approaching, CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson checks in on running backs and linebackers from the CFL Combine presented by adidas.
For Comparison’s Sake: Projecting Kay Okafor
Whichever team drafts Kay Okafor will have to be patient, CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson says, but the potential payout can’t be ignored.
Ferguson: Waterloo’s Hoover leads biggest, fastest DBs
Just like with receivers, strong and fast is the name of the game for defensive backs in the CFL Draft. CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson has more.
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