Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander tells TSN's Kenzie Lalonde what's allowed Montreal to be such a consistent team, what this team and fan support means to him, and shares his thoughts on the Davis Alexander bobblehead night.
Alouettes defensive back Kabion Ento tells TSN's Kenzie Lalonde what stood out about Montreal's defensive performance against the Redblacks, and where he's seen the biggest growth in the defence.
After the Redblacks lost to the Alouettes on Thursday to become the first team to start the CFL season 0-10 since 2003, the CFL on TSN panel discuss if they think Ottawa will win a game this season.
Ottawa suffered its 10th straight loss to open the season Thursday night, dropping an ugly 46-16 decision to the league-leading Montreal Alouettes. Davis Alexander threw for 260 passing yards and two touchdowns on 20-of-23 completions for Montreal (9-1), improving his record to 20-1 as a CFL starter.
Davis Alexander targets Tyson Philpot with the quick throw and he hauls in the touchdown catch to extend his league-leading receiving TD catches to eight.
Terry Wilson and the Alouettes answer back with a short-yard touchdown of their own to extend their lead to 39-16.
Bryson Barnes punches into the end zone to score a much needed touchdown for the Redblacks, but Ottawa fails to convert the two-point play.
Travis Theis finds an opening through the Redblacks defensive line and gets into the end zone to score a touchdown and extend the Alouettes' lead.
Short-yardage quarterback Terry Wilson gets into the end zone from a yard out to give the Alouettes their first lead of the game early in the second quarter.
Davis Alexander hits Tyson Philpot with a quick pass from four yards out for the touchdown as the Alouettes tie the game at the end of the first quarter.
It took three tries from the one-yard line but Bryson Barnes finally got into the end zone for the Redblacks to give Ottawa the early lead over Montreal.
The Redblacks are still searching for their first win of the season as we hit Week 12 in the CFL. Does Ottawa have any hope of snapping its lengthy losing streak against the first-place Alouettes tonight? The CFL on TSN panel previews tonight's tilt in Montreal.
It's a matchup of first vs. worst as the 8-1 Alouettes host the 0-9 Redblacks on TSN tonight. The Als are favoured by 13.5 points over Ottawa, which is the largest spread in the CFL this season. SportsCentre has more on the storylines heading into the lopsided matchup in Montreal.
Between Tre Ford and Harrison Frost, which quarterback gives the Tiger-Cats the highest ceiling this season? Do the Argos need to reign Chad Kelly in to limit his turnovers? Which team in the East poses the biggest threat to the Alouettes? CFL on TSN analyst Duane Forde joins SportsCentre to share his thoughts.
CFL on TSN analyst Henoc Muamba previews the big matchups on deck for Week 12, which includes a couple heavyweight tilts out West and an important Battle of the QEW between the Argos and Ticats.
Tre Ford led the Tiger-Cats' offence for the opening of Hamilton's practice week while Harrison Frost was a limited participant as he continues to deal with an upper-body injury. TSN's Matthew Scianitti looks ahead to what's at stake for the Ticats when they visit the Argonauts this Saturday.
Quarterback Tre Ford took first-team reps at Hamilton Tiger-Cats practice on Tuesday ahead of their Week 12 matchup against the Toronto Argonauts, according to TSN’s Matthew Scianitti.
Luca & Poc reflect on the first half of the CFL season and letter grade each team!
Canadian linebacker Alex Singleton gave his pitch to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame to add TSN's Davis Sanchez, but also managed to sneak in a friendly chirp. Singleton played three seasons in the CFL and said being inducted would 'be the best honour of my life.'
Should the Tiger-Cats turn to Tre Ford as starting quarterback over Harrison Frost moving forward? Are the Elks the most balanced team in the West? Are the surging Lions now the team to beat? CFL on TSN analyst Duane Forde shares his overreactions to Week 11 in the CFL.
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