Training Camp
The Waggle, Ep. 159: The position battles begin
Football is finally back! The guys break down some of the key positional battles to watch across the CFL as depth charts take shape during training camp.
Bighill: “This is one of the most talented camps I’ve been around”
After day 4 at Bombers training camp, veteran linebacker Adam Bighill was singing the praises of his defensive unit and the level of competition they’ve brought so far.
O’Leary: YouTube star kicking his own way to pro football
YouTube sensation Donald De La Haye has paved his own, nontraditional path to professional football. CFL.ca’s senior writer Chris O’Leary explains.
Berg vs. Ferg: Which late addition will pay off most?
With Chris Van Zeyl, Chris Matthews, Adam Konar and Solomon Elimimian all finding new teams, which last-moment addition will have the biggest impact in 2019?
Streveler looking to build off impressive rookie campaign
Sophomore quarterback Chris Streveler eyes building on his successful rookie season with Winnipeg this season. BlueBombers.com’s Ed Tait writes.
Esks’ new-look defence keeping it simple
With a new cast of characters on defence, the Edmonton Eskimos are trying to simplify on a unit that hopes to be much better in 2019.
Burnham and Reilly developing early chemistry
Bryan Burnham and the BC Lions have Grey Cup expectations this season, and the 6th year receiver is already putting in extra work with his new QB to ensure he’s doing his part.
Konar’s homecoming ‘a dream come true’
When Adam Konar was released by the Eskimos, a contract offer from his hometown was the best case scenario. Matt Baker of BCLions.com writes.
Ferguson: Receiver Ungerer a mystery in Tiger Town
You may not know much about 2019 draft pick David Ungerer just yet but as CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson explains, you may want to start paying attention to the Ticats receiver.
Pipkin feeling more confident in 2019 Alouettes
Getting first-team reps at camp, Antonio Pipkin seems to be the lead candidate to land the starting role at QB for the Alouettes this year. The 2018 breakout back-up is feeling confident in the ...
Argos putting their trust in James Franklin
While a couple of quarterback spots are up for grabs around the CFL, Argos head coach Corey Chamblin assured there will be no such drama in Toronto this spring.
All eyes on the pivots as Als open up camp
One of the most anticipated position battles of the spring got underway on the holiday Monday in Montreal, as the Alouettes took the field at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium.
Veteran presence still abundant for new-look Riders
New head coach Craig Dickenson discusses what he’s seen from some of his new players after the second day of training camp in Saskatoon.
Chamblin on Franklin: “He’s the starting QB”
Argos head coach didn’t wait long to name a starter in Toronto, giving the distinction to second-year Argo James Franklin on Sunday.
Position Battles: 15 to watch in training camp
As training camps get under way across the league, CFL.ca looks at 15 position battles to keep an eye on in the coming weeks.
Steinberg’s MMQB: One camp question for every team
In the spirit of training camp, our Monday Morning Quarterback Pat Steinberg offers up one question for every team this season.
Exciting new storylines headline Day 1 of camp
From highly-anticipated debuts to competitive position battles, there are plenty of storylines to report after training camps opened across the country on Sunday.
Stamps could go all-Canadian at defensive tackle
It’s a rare sight in the Canadian Football League, but the Calgary Stampeders could go all-national in the middle of their defensive line this season.
Checking Down: News and notes from the first day of camp
Brandon Banks and Emmanuel Arceneaux both took the field after injuries ended their 2018 season, while Adam Konar and Chris Van Zeyl have found new teams after being released.
Als release veteran Ernest Jackson; ink Canadian QB
The Montreal Alouettes have released veteran receiver Ernest Jackson, the team announced Sunday.
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