Stampeders wide receiver Romby Bryant was named CFL offensive player of the week Tuesday after his career game in Calgary's 30-7 rout of Edmonton.
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Stamps WR Bryant named offensive POTW
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Week 17 Power Rankings
Week 17 Power RankingsDespite recent struggles, the Als are still the best, but watch out for the surging Blue Bombers in this week's Power Rankings. -
Bishop keeps Bombers in hunt for playoff spot
Bishop keeps Bombers in hunt for playoff spotMichael Bishop threw for a season-high 411 yards and two touchdowns as the Blue Bombers kept their playoff hopes alive with a 41-24 win over the Montreal Alouettes on Saturday. -
Win over Lions puts Roughriders into playoffs
Win over Lions puts Roughriders into playoffsJames Patrick intercepted Casey Printers in the end zone in overtime Saturday as the Saskatchewan Roughriders held on to win a wild one, 33-30 over the B.C. Lions. -
Glenn leads Ticats to win over lowly Argos
Glenn leads Ticats to win over lowly ArgosKevin Glenn threw for 322 yards and a touchdown to lead the Hamilton Tiger-Cats past the Toronto Argonauts 26-17 on Friday night.
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NFL Roundtable: Week 7 recap
NFL Roundtable: Week 7 recap
In CBCSports.ca's weekly NFL chatter, the guys dissect the problems faced by the Chargers and Lions, discuss the arrival of a new Cowboys running back, and debate Tim Tebow's resurrection of the Broncos.
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Ravens roll into Jacksonville for Monday nighter
Ravens roll into Jacksonville for Monday nighter
Having outscored their opponents 100-38 during their current three-game winning streak, the Baltimore Ravens head into Jacksonville on Monday night to face a Jaguars team that has lost five straight.
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Burris, Jimenez bound for Argos?
Burris, Jimenez bound for Argos?
The Stampeders and Tiger-Cats both made bold moves this weekend by benching, respectively, Henry Burris and Jason Jimenez. Could the Toronto Argonauts be eyeing those players for a run at the 2012 Grey Cup? Greg Frers explores.
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Rodgers, Packers top Vikings to stay undefeated
Rodgers, Packers top Vikings to stay undefeated
Aaron Rodgers kept Green Bay unbeaten with three touchdowns and 335 yards passing, holding off plucky rookie Christian Ponder and the Minnesota Vikings in the rookie's first start for a 33-27 victory Sunday by the Packers.
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Foster scores 3 TDs in Texans' rout: NFL roundup
Foster scores 3 TDs in Texans' rout: NFL roundup
Arian Foster ran for 115 yards and two touchdowns and added 119 yards receiving and a 78-yard TD catch as the Houston Texans routed the Tennessee Titans 41-7 on Sunday to take back the AFC South lead.
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No-shows at Patriots workout
No-shows at Patriots workoutBrady among the large group of veterans to skip New England's three-day voluntary appearance
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Rooney Rule may be expanded
Rooney Rule may be expandedNFL teams looking to hire general managers may soon be required to interview at least one minority candidate
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‘I believe in second chances': Blank
‘I believe in second chances': BlankFalcons owner won't bring suspended NFLer back to Atlanta but is OK with him getting another shot at playing football
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Vick on his way home
Vick on his way homeSuspended NFL quarterback released from prison and is on his way to Virginia to begin final two months of sentence under home confinement
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Jones will attend Jets camp next week
Jones will attend Jets camp next weekRunning back's agent says client will rejoin teammates after sitting out voluntary practice
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Rottier heads home, signs deal with Esks
Rottier heads home, signs deal with EsksSimeon Rottier is heading home. Friday, the Edmonton Eskimos announced that Rottier, a former first overall selection in the CFL Canadian Draft, has signed with the team. -
CFL.ca's Top 10 YAC Plays of 2011
CFL.ca's Top 10 YAC Plays of 2011It's one thing to catch the ball, but it's what you do after the reception that really matters. Defensive coordinators beware, it's the CFL.ca Top 10 YAC Plays of 2011. -
Cortez adds three coaches to Ticats staff
Cortez adds three coaches to Ticats staffThe Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced today that head coach and director of football operations George Cortez has added three coaches to his staff. -
Als hire Jeff Reinebold as defensive coordinator
Als hire Jeff Reinebold as defensive coordinatorJeff Reinebold is returning to the CFL. The Montreal Alouettes have hired former the former Winnipeg Blue Bombers head coach as their defensive coordinator. -
Just for kicks: Lions re-sign Paul McCallum
Just for kicks: Lions re-sign Paul McCallumAfter a season that saw him shatter records and walk away with numerous awards including Most Outstanding Special Teams Player, Paul McCallum has re-signed with the BC Lions.
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Reinebold returns as Alouettes DC
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CFL East holds the hammer
CFL East holds the hammerWith the Buck stopping in Winnipeg, a process that became official on Thursday with the re-signing of Buck Pierce, it's worth taking a look at how the quarterback landscape has changed in the suddenly pivot-strong East. -
Ticats cut Cobourne
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Bombers re-sign backup Elliott
Bombers re-sign backup ElliottUnder normal circumstances, Joey Elliott would have been concerned about tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during the option year of his CFL contract. -
Bombers' new stadium back on track?
Bombers' new stadium back on track?Tuesday was a glorious day for Garth Buchko, all because it wasn't windy in Winnipeg.
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Controversial coach Reinebold returns to CFL with Alouettes - Montreal Gazette
Controversial coach Reinebold returns to CFL with Alouettes - Montreal Gazette
CTV.caControversial coach Reinebold returns to CFL with Alouettes
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MONTREAL ? It is, to say the least, an intriguing and bold hire - one that has tongues throughout the Canadian Football League wagging. When we last saw Jeff Reinebold, he was the head coach of a very bad Winnipeg Blue Bombers team ? one with a ...
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Intra-provincial CFL rival would face many hurdles - Montreal Gazette
Intra-provincial CFL rival would face many hurdles - Montreal Gazette
CTV SaskatoonIntra-provincial CFL rival would face many hurdles
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Saskatchewan Roughriders president-CEO Jim Hopson was non-committal in reacting to speculation about a possible Canadian Football League franchise in Saskatoon. "I think you'd have to do a business case study and there'd be a lot of hurdles,'' Hopson ...
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Saskatoon CFL team under discussion - CBC.ca
Saskatoon CFL team under discussion - CBC.ca
CBC.caSaskatoon CFL team under discussion
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Saskatchewan has some of the CFL's most devoted fans, but could the province support a second team? A group in Saskatoon thinks it's worth taking a look at.Saskatchewan has some of the CFL's most devoted fans, but could the province support a second ...
Idea of CFL team in Saskatoon 'on the radar'Montreal Gazette
Saskatoon CFL team has 'merit'Edmonton Journal
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CFL quarterbacks talk Super Bowl - Sportsnet.ca
CFL quarterbacks talk Super Bowl - Sportsnet.ca
Sportsnet.caCFL quarterbacks talk Super Bowl
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By Mike Johnston, sportsnet.ca And two of the best Canadian Football League QBs -- Anthony Calvillo of the Montreal Alouettes and new Toronto Argonauts pivot Ricky Ray -- are looking forward to seeing their NFL counterparts compete at Super Bowl XLVI ...
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Ticats bring 3 assistant coaches into lair - Hamilton Spectator
Ticats bring 3 assistant coaches into lair - Hamilton Spectator
CBC.caTicats bring 3 assistant coaches into lair
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The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have added three assistant coaches to their staff for the 2012 Canadian Football League season. The trio is comprised of 16-year CFL veteran Jim Daley (special teams co-ordinator), Nelson Martin (defensive backs) and Ryan ...
Ticats hire Gaels assistantThe Kingston Whig-Standard
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The Story So Far ? Feb. 3rd Toronto centre of the universe, natch
The Story So Far ? Feb. 3rd Toronto centre of the universe, natchAll the day's football news in one easy-to-swallow pill! -
Sarnia?s Grey Cup glory years
Sarnia?s Grey Cup glory yearsSarnia?s dominance in 1930s Canadian football will be highlighted as the Grey Cup makes a stop in Sarnia some time this year, part of a national tour celebrating the trophy?s 100th anniversary.[...] -
Lions defensive line coach resigns
Lions defensive line coach resignsThe B.C. Lions suddenly have a vacancy at defensive line coach. -
The Story So Far ? Feb. 2nd Why?
The Story So Far ? Feb. 2nd Why?All the day's football news in one easy-to-swallow pill! -
Als' Watkins hangs up cleats
Als' Watkins hangs up cleatsTwo-time Canadian Football League all-star receiver Kerry Watkins announced his retirement on Tuesday.