It didn't take Simeon Rottier long to land another job. Rottier signed with the Edmonton Eskimos on Friday, just two days after being released by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Full Story.(Photo: CFL.ca)
St. Louis Bound
The B.C. Lions have lost another player to the NFL. Jovan Olafioye, the West Division nominee for Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman, has signed a two-year deal with the St. Louis Rams. Olafioye will reportedly make close to six-figures in guaranteed salary. Full Story.
Headed North
The Montreal Alouettes have named Jeff Reinebold as the team's new defensive coordinator. The hire marks the 54-year-old Reinebold's return to the Canadian Football League after a 14-year absence. His last job in the league was as head coach for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers for the 1997 and 1998 seasons. Full Story.
Dave Naylor
Think of the Senior Bowl as the Wild West of the world of professional football. Whether at the stadium or the hotel lobby, scouts, agents, advisors and gurus surround players, pitching advice and asking questions. More...
Duane Forde
A trend in the world of football is helping to temporarily boost Florida's seasonal Canadian population, and the weather has nothing to do with why this new breed of snowbirds is flying south. More...
Matt Dunigan
After digesting the startling advantage the potential starting QB's in the East have over their Western counterparts, let's take a look at some mind-boggling numbers from the potential back-ups and you will see a completely different scenario unfold. More...
Glen Suitor
Is CFL Coach of the Year about the season, about overall improvement, or about one game? It can get complicated, putting weight on the season before up against the team that wins it all. But, it's an issue that may have a fairly simple solution. More...
