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The Weekly Say: Can Collaros win the Bombers a Grey Cup?
When the Bombers acquired Zach Collaros on deadline day, his role with the club was speculative at best. Now, he’s looking to end the team’s Grey Cup drought.
The Weekly Say: Who’s the front-runner for coach of the year?
The coach of the year race is wide open, though three first-time bench bosses have emerged as favourites. More in the Weekly Say.
The Weekly Say: Could the Ticats stack up to the ’09 Als?
How do the Ticats stack up to the 2009 Alouettes? Plus, should the Argos start Canadian QB Michael O’Connor? More in the Weekly Say for Week 19.
The Weekly Say: Who is the No. 1 trade target?
At a time when the contenders look to bolster their lineups, who is the No. 1 target heading into trade deadline day? More in the Weekly Say.
The Weekly Say: Who is the greatest RB of this era?
In honour of George Reed’s 80th birthday, the CFL.ca writers were asked to name the greatest running back of the current era, post Mike Pringle.
The Weekly Say: Can Franklin resurrect his career?
Once considered the CFL’s top quarterback prospect, can James Franklin bounce back and deliver on high expectations? The writers debate in the Weekly Say.
The Weekly Say: Which September addition will help most?
Help is on the way for a handful of CFL teams, but which September addition will make the biggest impact when it matters? The writers weigh in on The Weekly Say.
The Weekly Say: Are the Ticats getting enough respect?
Despite having the CFL’s top record, the Ticats rank third in the Nissan Titan Power Rankings. Fair, or injustice? The writers weigh in with The Weekly Say.
The Weekly Say: Will the Grey Cup favourite please stand up?
Do the Saskatchewan Roughriders deserve their billing in the CFL Simulation as Grey Cup favourite? The writers debate in The Weekly Say.
The Weekly Say: Is Bethel-Thompson a long-term starter?
As the Argos’ offence continues to pick up steam, has McLeod Bethel-Thompson proven he should be a starting quarterback for the foreseeable future? More in The Weekly Say.
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