Perkins fights into the end zone for his second TD as Bombers cut into Alouettes' lead
Bryce Perkins punches in his second touchdown of the game as the Blue Bombers continue to cut into the Alouettes' lead.
Bryce Perkins punches in his second touchdown of the game as the Blue Bombers continue to cut into the Alouettes' lead.
Zach Collaros connects with Tim White to put the Blue Bombers in a great scoring position, and on the ensuing play Bryce Perkins goes right up the middle to cut into the Alouettes' lead.
Davis Alexander peels out to the right and finds offensive lineman Donny Ventrelli in the end zone for a touchdown to extend the Alouettes' lead.
Davis Alexander dials up a deep ball to Charleston Rambo to put the Alouettes just short of a touchdown, and on the following play Stevie Scott punches in for the first touchdown of the Eastern Final.
Zach Collaros (ribs) is listed as the starting quarterback, but will be a game-time decision for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Saturday’s Eastern Final against the Montreal Alouettes. Collaros spoke Friday about how he feels and what it would to him if he's able to play Saturday.
BC Lions head coach Buck Pierce and wide receiver Jevon Cottoy discuss what it took for the Lions to fight their way into the Western Final after starting the season 0-3, and what they expect the environment to be like in Edmonton Saturday.
BC Lions head coach Buck Pierce and wide receiver Jevon Cottoy discuss if they noticed a shift in Nathan Rourke's determination this season and in the playoffs.
With the Blue Bombers listing Zach Collaros as a game-time decision for Saturday's Eastern Final, Matthew Scianitti joins SportsCentre to discuss Winnipeg's approach with a huge question mark remaining around their starting quarterback, and if there's any fear of rest vs. rust in the Alouettes' camp with Montreal not playing any meaningful football in nearly four weeks.
Winnipeg Blue Bombers running back Brady Oliveira shares what Zach Collaros means to him as a teammate and a leader in the Blue Bombers organization.
Blue Bombers defensive coordinator Jordan Younger and linebacker Redha Kramdi share what stands out about Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander as Winnipeg prepares to face Montreal in the Eastern Final Saturday. Younger also discusses what makes Tyson Philpot such an elite receiver.
With the Lions and Elks being two relatively even matched teams, Henoc Muamba plays a game of 50/50 and breaks down which way the scale is tipping for a number of categories in the Western Final.
Star Blue Bombers running back Brady Oliveira sits down with TSN's Matthew Scianitti to discuss his mindset and motivation ahead of an Eastern Final clash with the Alouettes on Saturday.
What happens when the best CFL Receiver of All-Time meets the best receiver right now? They catch passes and talk the real reason Davis Alexander and Tyson have so much chemistry, which record Tyson really wanted to break, and yay or nay on The Waggle.
Alouettes defensive lineman Isaac Adeyemi-Berglund explains how head coach Jason Maas has shaped the team's mindset when it comes to how they view their opponents.
Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander battled a hamstring injury that hampered him during last year's CFL playoffs, but says he is feeling great physically ahead of his team's clash with the Bombers on Saturday.
Quarterback Cody Fajardo, head coach Mark Kilam and defensive back Tyrell Ford discuss how the Elks have been disrespected throughout the course of the season and how their run to the Western Final feels this year.
Elks head coach Mark Kilam explains what it's like to have quarterback Cody Fajardo as the leader of the team, while Fajardo breaks down why he likes to have the ball in his hands when the game is on the line.
No CFL franchise owns more modern day glory than Edmonton, which made the playoffs every single year from 1972 to 2005 and captured eight Grey Cups during that span. Since rebranding to the Elks, however, that standard dipped and the team has been held without a playoff win for nearly a decade. Dave Naylor has more on Edmonton's long and arduous journey back to CFL glory.
Nathan Rourke and the Lions are salivating at a chance to bring the Grey Cup back to BC, but what do they need to do in order to beat the Elks on the road in unpredictable playing conditions? TSN CFL analyst Davis Sanchez breaks it down.
A massive crowd of more than 35,000 fans is expected for the Western Final at Commonwealth Stadium. It will be the highest attended Elks home game this season and quarterback Cody Fajardo knows the best way to pay back the fans.
After Zach Collaros did not participate in practice in the Bombers' final full practice on Thursday, all signs point to Dru Brown getting the start in the East Final against the Alouettes on Saturday. However, head coach Mike O'Shea is still tight-lipped about his starting roster.
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