The Lions will be taking on the winless Redblacks this weekend but despite Ottawa's record, BC's top receivers are aware the team shouldn't approach this game any differently as they look to improve to over .500 for the first time this year.
After a dismal start to their season, the Ottawa Redblacks brought on longtime CFL executive Jim Popp to be their senior football advisor, and as he gets the lay of the land, TSN's CFL Insiders Dave Naylor and Farhan Lalji discuss what should be on his wish list, what possible NFL cuts are on the CFL radar, and much more.
How many true contenders are there in the CFL this season? Henoc Muamba joins SportsCentre to break down which teams he trusts going forward.
Davis Alexander and the Alouettes are riding a seven-game win streak as they head into Friday night's matchup against the Blue Bombers and their top-ranked pass defence. Elsewhere in the CFL this weekend, Argonauts QB Chad Kelly will look to remain perfect in his career against Saskatchewan as the Argos face off against the Riders on Saturday night.
The winless Redblacks will be turning to Jim Popp in a senior football adviser role to help correct things in Ottawa. Popp shared his full confidence in general manager and head coach Ryan Dinwiddie as the right person to lead the players in the right direction.
Is a winless season a possibility for the Redbacks? What's the first thing Ottawa needs to address? Which current pieces of the roster should be part of the future with the franchise? Milt Stegall, Henoc Muamba, Duane Forde and Davis Sanchez hop on the TSN group chat to fire of their thoughts on these talking points.
The Redblacks, who were blown out by the Alouettes last week to fall to 0-10 on the season, announced Monday that longtime CFL executive Jim Popp has joined the franchise as a Senior Football Advisor. TSN Football Insider Dave Naylor details the significance of the move and what Popp will bring to Ottawa.
With Montreal's win over Ottawa in Week 12, MOP favourite Davis Alexander is still undefeated at home for his career, but how long will he keep the streak alive? Why We Love Football chats this and more on TSN's YouTube channel!
The Lions have rattled off four consecutive wins after starting the season 1-5, and are coming off a convincing victory over the defending champion Riders on Sunday. CFL on TSN analyst Duane Forde breaks down the Lions' turnaround, the emergence of Jevon Cottoy, and why defence might be B.C.'s biggest strength.
Quarterback Nathan Rourke threw two touchdown passes and the B.C. Lions defence created some key turnovers during a 30-16 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Sunday.
Watch the full highlights from the BC Lions' victory against the Saskatchewan Roughriders in Week 12.
BC Lions defensive back Deontai Williams spoke to TSN's Farhan Lalji after his team's victory against the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Sunday Night Football.
After a 1-5 start to the season, the Lions are now back to .500 as Nathan Rourke lead his team to a dominant win against the Roughriders on Sunday Night Football. The CFL on TSN panel shares their reaction.
BC Lions quarterback Nathan Rourke spoke to TSN's Farhan Lalji after his team's victory against the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Sunday Night Football.
Dhel Duncan-Busby hauls in a 26-yard touchdown pass from Trevor Harris to get the Roughriders within two scores of the Lions.
Nathan Rourke makes a precise throw through a crowd of bodies to find Keon Hatcher for a touchdown.
Jevon Cottoy hauls in his first touchdown catch of the season to put the Lions up over the Roughriders early in the second quarter.
The winless Ottawa Redblacks have dismissed vice president of football operations Shawn Burke after falling to 0-10 on the season, with the latest loss a 30-point beatdown by the Alouettes on Thursday. TSN Football Insider Dave Naylor has more on Ottawa's decision to part ways with Burke amid a historic losing skid.
After lengthy rain delay and wet field didn't disrupt the Argonauts in this one, as Chad Kelly threw for 289 yards and three touchdowns, connecting twice with Damonte Coxie who had 75 receiving yards as Toronto pulled back to .500 after beating their QEW rivals.
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