Tiger-Cats quarterback Harrison Frost joins TSN's Claire Hanna to breakdown Hamilton's win over the Redblacks Friday night, and why Kenny Lawler was his favourite target in the game.
Watch the extended highlights from the Hamilton Tiger-Cats' road win over the Ottawa Redblacks on Friday night.
Tiger-Cats wide receiver Kenny Lawler chats with TSN's Claire Hanna about what he'll remember the most about Hamilton's win over the Redblacks Friday night, and what stands out about how Harrison Frost has handled himself as QB1.
Vernon Adams Jr. goes deep to Damien Alford to put the Stampeders back on top against the Roughriders.
Trevor Harris throws the ball to Kian Schaffer-Baker in the end zone and he hauls it in for the touchdown as the Roughriders waste no time answering back.
Vernon Adams Jr. launches a ball to Clark Barnes and he hauls it in to get the Stampeders on the board early in Friday Night Football action.
Jake Dolegala punches in his second touchdown of the night to ice the game for the Tiger-Cats against the Redblacks.
Harrison Frost fires a quick shot to Kenny Lawler in the end zone to put the Tiger-Cats on top at the end of the third quarter.
The CFL on TSN panel goes around the country to bring you the best football plays of the week from all levels of the sport.
Jake Dolegala powers his way into the end zone to score a touchdown for the Tiger-Cats to cut into the Redblacks early lead.
As we enter the final stretch of the regular season, TSN CFL analyst Henoc Muamba joins Sarah Davis to answer four big questions with just four weeks remaining.
The Argonauts will be without Chad Kelly for their game against the Lions on Saturday. The Argos quarterback was attempting to work through a right hand injury in practice throughout the week, but was ultimately held out for Week 18.
Toronto QB Chad Kelly will miss Saturday's marquee matchup against the Lions with an injury to his throwing hand. How serious is the injury, and should the Argos be concerned as the playoffs approach? TSN's Milt Stegall discusses this and more.
The Stampeders are in Regina tonight for a crucial game against the Roughriders that could have massive implications for the CFL's playoff picture as both teams are in the hunt alongside the Lions and Blue Bombers. The CFL on TSN panel gets you ready.
The Redblacks host the Tiger-Cats in the first game of a Friday Night Football double-header on TSN, with nothing but pride on the line as Ottawa looks to finally get in the win column this season. The CFL on TSN panel tees it up.
Week 18 in the CFL features a marquee matchup between two second-place teams, as the Argonauts host the Lions on Saturday. Argos defensive lineman Shawn Lemon joins the CFL on TSN panel to preview the tilt in Toronto and discuss the importance of the matchup.
The Redblacks have another chance at earning their elusive first win, the Stamps and Riders square off in a crucial divisional matchup, the Alouettes put their undefeated home record on the line against the Bombers, and the Lions take on the Argos in a clash of second-place teams. SportsCentre has more on the CFL storylines in Week 18.
CFL Insiders Farhan Lalji and Dave Naylor take a closer look at some CFL records that are in jeopardy with the season heading into Week 18.
Would the Tiger-Cats losing to the winless Redblacks be more embarrassing than Ottawa going 0-18? Are the Stampeders not a real threat in the West? Will Chad Kelly and the Argonauts put an end to the Lions' points allowed streak? CFL on TSN analyst Henoc Muamba shares his answers in this edition of Hot or Not.
Winnipeg has scored the fewest total touchdowns on offence, and Zach Collaros is on the six-game injured list, so are they still a true Grey Cup contender? As they get healthy, can the Riders make noise once again? TSN's Duane Forde answers these questions and more in 'Do You Trust Me'.
The CFL's trade deadline is on Wednesday but the dominoes have already begun to fall. TSN CFL Insiders Dave Naylor and Farhan Lalji discuss the Alouettes acquiring Julian Howsare from the Tiger-Cats, and what other trades we might see before the deadline hits Wednesday at 4:59 p.m. EDT.
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