Play #122: All scoring plays are automatically reviewed by the Command Centre. After review by the Replay Official the call on the field is overturned. The pass was incomplete. #CFL #GreyCup
Play #107 continued: If the ball is fielded in the air and the five yard halo is broken, it is a 15 yard penalty. If the ball is fielded after the ball hits the ground it is a 5 yard penalty. #CFL #GreyCup
Play #107: There was No-Yards penalty on the #Redblacks punt. The team covering a punt must give a five yard halo to the returner to field the ball. #CFL #GreyCup
Play #83: #Stampeders REC (#81 Matthews) flagged for Unnecessary Roughness on the play. This is a 15 yard major foul penalty for an altercation after the whistle. #CFL
Play #75: #Stampeders RB (#38 Williams)has broken the record for longest punt return touchdown in #GreyCup history with a 97 yard return touchdown. #CFL
Play #26: The ruling was that the ball carrier’s forward progress was stopped before a fumble occurred. If there is information the coach doesn’t have that may impact his decision to challenge, he may pick up his challenge after speaking with the referee. #CFL #GreyCup
Play #9: #Redblacks LB (#44 Tavai) flagged for an illegal blindside block. It is foul to deliver a forceable block toward your own goal line. This is a 15 yard penalty #GreyCup #CFL
Play #4: #Redblacks DB (#32 West) flagged for Unnecessary Roughness for a late hit of an opponent on the punt. This is a 15 yard major foul penalty. #CFL #GreyCup
2018 CFL Most Outstanding Player: #Stampeders QB Bo Levi Mitchell. Mitchell is the only quarterback in CFL history to throw 5000+ yards while not having a teammate record 1000+ receiving yards. #CFLawards #CFL
2018 CFL Most Outstanding Canadian: #Redblacks REC Brad Sinopoli. The Peterborough, Ontario native broke the record for Canadian receptions in a season with 116, surpassing all time Canadian great, Ben Cahoon. #CFLawards #CFL
2018 CFL Coach of the Year: #Roughriders Head Coach Chris Jones. Coach Jones led the team to its first playoff home game since 2013 and 12 wins, the most since the 1970 season. #CFLawards #CFL
2018 CFL Most Outstanding Defensive Player: #BlueBombers LB Adam Bighill. Bighill, in his first season with Winnipeg, finished with 105 tackles and a league leading 4 forced fumbles. #CFLawards #CFL
2018 CFL Most Outstanding Special Teams Player: #Redblacks K Lewis Ward. His second award of the evening, Ward set 2 CFL records this season. #CFLAwards #CFL
2018 CFL Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman: #BlueBombers OL Stanley Bryant. Bryant led a Winnipeg offense which rushed for the most yards and scored the most offensive touchdowns this past season. He has won this award in back-to-back seasons. #CFL #CFLawards
2018 CFL Most Outstanding Rookie: #Redblacks K Lewis Ward. Ward set 2 CFL records this season – single season field goal percentage 98.1% and 48 consecutive field goals made. A professional football record. #CFLAwards #CFL
Football Operations Series – Week 19 – Goal Line Reviews
Football Operations Series – Week 19 – Offensive Pass Interference
Football Operations Series – Week 19 – Spearing
Football Operations Series – Week 19 – Roughing The Passer
Williams fined after Week 19 action
TORONTO — The Canadian Football League announced one fine on Thursday after Week 19 action.
Edmonton Eskimos receiver Duke Williams was fined for delivering a blow to the head of BC Lions defensive back Garry Peters.
As per league policy, the amount of the player fine was not disclosed.
Four players fined after Week 18 action
TORONTO — The Canadian Football League announced four fines after Week 18 action on Thursday.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats defensive back Richard Leonard was fined for an inappropriate gesture following the conclusion of play #116 against the Toronto Argonauts.
Edmonton Eskimos receiver Duke Williams was fined for delivering a blow to the head of Ottawa REDBLACKS defensive end A.C. Leonard.
Ottawa REDBLACKS defensive back Corey Tindal was fined for a pair of high hits on Edmonton Eskimos quarterback Mike Reilly.
Calgary Stampeders punter Rob Maver was fined for a tourist hit on BC Lions linebacker Frederic Chagnon.
As per league policy, the amount of the player fines was not disclosed.
