At the end of last season, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats felt good enough about their direction to bring nearly their entire roster back for another run in 2010. But after Sunday's deeply disappointing loss to Toronto in the Eastern Semifinal, change is in the wind over Ivor Wynne Stadium, as the ‘Cats will scrutinize every part of their roster, with the exception of their defensive front-seven. ...more
Argonauts head coach Jim Barker understandably bristles when the words "smoke and mirrors" are used to describe his team's path to the CFL Eastern Final. And yet one wouldn't have to be a die-hard Tiger-Cat fan to have exited Sunday's East Division semifinal wondering just how the heck the Argos managed to come out on the right side of a 16-13 score. ...more
The Eskimos, Lions and Tiger-Cats have been mid-pack or better over the past five weeks of the CFL season. And as TSN Football Insider Dave Naylor writes, credit should be given to those teams for not jumping the gun and firing their head coaches. ...more
You have to give Jim Barker credit for going his own way, since his commitment to identifying and developing his own CFL quarterback this season is about as far removed from the traditional Toronto Argonaut blueprint as possible. Football Insider Dave Naylor explains in his first column for TSN.ca. ...more
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