Prospects
Gallimore tops December edition of Scouting Bureau Rankings
Oklahoma Sooners defensive lineman Neville Gallimore retains the No. 1 spot in the second installment of the CFL Scouting Bureau Rankings.
September Rookie Report: Hunchak, Smith trending up
Argos defensive end Robbie Smith and Stamps receiver Colton Hunchak have earned themselves full-time starting roles as Marshall Ferguson looks back on the 2019 CFL Draft.
Berg vs. Ferg: Which draft pick will have the earliest impact?
In a highly-lauded 2019 draft class, which rookie will have the biggest immediate impact? The debate heats up in the latest Berg vs. Ferg!
Early Returns: 10 rookies that could start in 2019
History tells us that only a small handful of rookies will make an impact in 2019. CFL.ca considers 10 players that have a chance to become starters at some point this season.
Steinberg’s MMQB: Playing the long game
The Eskimos took a risk with their top pick in the 2019 CFL Draft on Thursday, but as Pat Steinberg writes, the reward outweighs the risk. More in this week’s MMQB.
Bombers add depth to trenches with first round draft picks
The Blue Bombers used their two first round picks to add depth on the offensive and defensive lines. BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait has more.
Ferguson: Early conclusions from the 2019 CFL Draft
With Thursday’s draft now a memory, CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson writes down his highlights of the latest class of young CFL hopefuls.
Nye: O’Day answers Riders’ biggest need at the draft
In his first time overseeing a CFL Draft, everything seemed to go according to plan for Riders general manager Jeremy O’Day. More from CFL.ca’s Jamie Nye.
Morris: Draft influenced by off-season moves for Hervey, Lions
The waves that Lions GM Ed Hervey made earlier this off-season affected the way his team approached the CFL Draft. CFL.ca’s Jim Morris writes.
Eskimos see transcendence in top-ranked Betts
Fans may not get to see Mathieu Betts right away in an Edmonton Eskimos uniform, but he may just be worth the wait. More on the draft’s top-ranked prospect.
Recapping the 2019 CFL Draft
It was a big night for Canada’s top football prospects as Mathieu Betts, Shane Richards and Justin McInnis all went off the board early on a memorable night at the 2019 CFL Draft.
A team by team look at the 2019 CFL Draft
From first overall pick Shane Richards to receiver Kaion Julien-Grant to quarterback Michael O’Connor, here’s a look at every pick from Thursday night’s draft.
Hometown pick Oliveira headlines Round 2
The second round of the 2019 CFL Draft saw some unexpected risers, as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats shook things up with receivers in back-to-back picks.
2019 Draft: Montreal 13th Overall Pick
With the thirteenth overall pick in the 2019 CFL Draft, the Montreal Alouettes select Wide Receiver Kaion Julien-Grant.
2019 Draft: Calgary 8th Overall Pick
With the eigth overall pick in the 2019 CFL Draft, the Calgary Stampeders select Wide Receiver Hergy Mayala.
2019 Draft: Ottawa 7th Overall Pick
With the seventh overall pick in the 2019 CFL Draft, the Ottawa Redblacks select Offensive Lineman Alex Fontana.
2019 Draft: Saskatchewan 6th Overall Pick
With the sixth overall pick in the 2019 CFL Draft, the Saskatchewan Roughriders select Wide Receiver Justin McInnis.
Top prospects fly off the board in Round 1
The top three prospects are all off the board, as Round 1 is in the books at the 2019 CFL Draft.
2019 Draft: Winnipeg 5th Overall Pick
With the fifth overall pick in the 2019 CFL Draft, the Winnipeg Bluebombers select Defensive Lineman Jonathan Kongbo.
2019 Draft: Winnipeg 4th Overall Pick
With the fourth overall pick in the 2019 CFL Draft, the Winnipeg Bluebombers select Offensive Lineman Drew Desjarlais.
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