Kickers Sergio Castillo, Brett Lauther, Sean Whyte and Lewis Ward were fined by the CFL on Friday after publicly speaking out on the league's use of chipped footballs on field-goal attempts.
Winnipeg Blue Bombers star running back Brady Oliveira participated in the team's walkthrough Thursday as he continues to recover from a knee injury.
Leading the B.C. Lions to their first win of the season earned quarterback Vernon Adams Jr. the nod as top offensive player on the CFL honour roll Tuesday.
Winnipeg Blue Bombers running back Brady Oliveira, Dalton Schoen, and Deatrick Nichols did not participate in practice with the team on Monday, TSN’s John Lu reports.
Jamal Peters could return just in time to face the buzz saw that is Shawn Bane Jr. The veteran cornerback resumed practising this week with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. He missed their season-opening 32-24 road loss to the Calgary Stampeders last week with a hamstring injury.
Christian Covington probably could have finagled his way out of making an appearance in the B.C. Lions’ rookie talent show. After all, he isn’t exactly new to professional football. The 30-year-old defensive lineman played 102 NFL games and registered 196 combined tackles over nine seasons before signing with his hometown Lions as a free agent in May.
TSN's CFL analyst Henoc Muamba joins Jay Onrait to discuss the wild ending between the Roughriders and Tiger-Cats Sunday night with Saskatchewan stealing the game from Hamilton late, and shares his opinion on the "illegal participation" penalty called on C. J. Reavis in the third quarter.
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For the first time since 2018 the Roughriders got a win in Hamilton, and it came in dramatic fashion scoring 13-straight points late for the comeback win. The CFL on TSN panel breaks down how Saskatchewan was able to turn the game around, and why Tim White is struggling to start the season for the Tiger-Cats.
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Roughriders quarterback Trevor Harris shares his love for the CFL after his team pulled off an improbable comeback win over the Tiger-Cats on Sunday. Harris credits his teammates and coaches for Saskatchewan's strong 2-0 start to the season.
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Kian Schaffer-Baker shares his reaction to Saskatchewan's late interception, which flipped the script on Hamilton and allowed the Riders to steal the win with a last-second field goal. Schaffer-Baker, who had two TDs in the win, says it took time for the offence to get going but they always believed they could come back.
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With the game tied in the final minute, Ticats WR Tim White can't catch the pass from Bo Levi Mitchell and the Riders come up with the interception. That sets up the game-winning field goal from Brett Lauther, who makes no mistake to help Saskatchewan steal the victory.
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Trevor Harris leads the Roughriders down the field late in the fourth quarter to tie the game at 30-30 with an 11-yard touchdown pass to Kian Schaffer-Baker.
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TSN's Dustin Nielson and Glen Suitor break down the Alouettes big win in Edmonton Friday night to improve to 2-0 to start the season, Walter Fletcher's big night for Montreal, and how their defence makes it difficult on opposing teams.
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The CFL on TSN panel breaks down the Alouettes' strong start on the road to continue their Grey Cup title defence with a win in Edmonton Friday to improve to 2-0 on the season, and what's going wrong for the Elks to start their season.
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Darnell Sankey discusses the Alouettes starting their season 2-0 on the road, Montreal's defence making big plays when needed, and if the confidence the team has is a carry-over from last season.
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Walter Fletcher breaks down the Alouettes productivity on offence in their win Friday night, how the mentality of the team benefits them, and how important their 2-0 start is.
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Last year the Lions were unable to get past the Blue Bombers in the West final, is this the year Vernon Adams Jr. can push them all the way to the Grey Cup? The CFL on TSN panel shares their outlook for B.C. this season.
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The Blue Bombers have made four straight Grey Cup appearances, however, they've lost their last two trips to the big dance. Can they make it five straight this year? The CFL on TSN panel discuss their chances.
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Can Bo Levi Mitchell stay healthy enough to stay behind centre for the Tiger-Cats? Does their season rely on his success? The CFL on TSN panel takes a closer look at the Ticats.
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After a 16-2 regular season, the Argonauts came up short in the East final. Now after losing quarterback Chad Kelly to suspension and running back A. J. Ouellette. Can Toronto overcome all the subtractions from their roster? The CFL on TSN panel weighs in.
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Dru Brown has moved out of Zach Collaros' shadow in Winnipeg and will takeover behind centre for the Redblacks. What makes him ready to be a CFL starter? Paul LaPolice explains in the Coaches Playbook.
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James Butler is +710 to lead the league in rushing this season but will A. J. Ouellette have anything to say about that with the Roughriders? The CFL Betting panel takes a closer look at the running back lines.
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Some of the biggest defensive names in the league and key offensive contributors find themselves in the Top 10. The CFL on TSN panel explain why these guys are difference makers for their respective teams.
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Wide receivers Eugene Lewis, Kenny Lawler and Keon Hatcher find themselves in the middle of the Top 30. The CFL on TSN panel discuss some big names that weren't able to crack the Top 10.
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New quarterback McLeod Bethel-Thompson finds himself at 45 but should he be higher? What notable names didn't make the cut? The CFL on TSN panel reveals their top 50-31 players.
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Who is the number one player in the CFL heading into a new season? Will it be last season's leading rusher or a wide receiver? Will it be a quarterback? The CFL on TSN Panel reveals their Top 50 players ahead of the new season.
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The Blue Bombers have reached four straight Grey Cups but have lost their last two trips to the big dance. The CFL Betting panel explains why they are still the early favourite to win it all.
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The Blue Bombers are looking for a fifth straight trip to the Grey Cup and for that reason, are the betting favourite to win it all. The CFL Betting panel takes a closer look at the odds in the West Division.
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James Butler is +710 to lead the league in rushing this season but will A. J. Ouellette have anything to say about that with the Roughriders? The CFL Betting panel takes a closer look at the running back lines.
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The defending Grey Cup champion Alouettes have the shortest odds to come out of the East division. What are their chances to go back-to-back? The CFL Betting panel dives into the lines in the East.
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The Blue Bombers are the betting favourite heading into the new CFL season, followed by the Lions and defending champion Alouettes. The CFL Betting panel takes a closer look at all the odds with the help of FanDuel.
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