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.
Damonte Coxie pulled down a pair of touchdowns against the Tiger-Cats, and he joined TSN's Matthew Scianitti after the game to break down his game, playing in the rain, and more.
37-year-old Shawn Lemon had four tackles and a pair of sacks against the Tiger-Cats, and he joined TSN's Matthew Scianitti after the game to chat about his performance.
Chad Kelly weathered the storm -- literally -- against the Tiger-Cats, beating the wet weather to throw for 289 yards and a pair of touchdowns and the CFL on TSN panel break down Kelly's game, a big win over Hamilton.
For the second time in the game, Chad Kelly found a wide-open Damonte Coxie at the end zone for a score, this one to extend the Argonauts lead into the fourth quarter.
With the Argonauts driving, Chad Kelly looked up the middle and threw a dart just close enough for Kevin Mital to haul it in with a nice grab to regain the lead for Toronto.
With the Tiger-Cats offence getting it to the goal line with two seconds remaining, Jake Dolegala and the short-yardage crew came in and finished the job, punching it over the line to give the Tiger-Cats their first lead at the half.
With the clock winding down in the first quarter, Larry Rountree III took the hand off and rumbled all the way to the house to give the Tiger-Cats their first major score of the game.
After a lengthy rain delay, the Argos kicked the scoring off with Chad Kelly finding a wide open Damonte Coxie, and dropping one on him for the major.
Watch the full highlights from the Edmonton Elks' win against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Friday Night Football.
Vincent Blanchard kicked a 40-yard field goal as time expired to give the Edmonton Elks a 22-19 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Friday night. The Elks overcame a bad start to win their second game in a row and maintain their spot atop the CFL’s West Division standings.
The CFL on TSN panel reacts to the Elks' comeback win against the Blue Bombers on Friday Night Football that was capped by a game-winning drive by Cody Fajardo.
Edmonton Elks running back Justin Rankin spoke to TSN's Tom Gazzola after his team's victory against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Friday Night Football.
Edmonton Elks linebacker Joel Dublanko spoke to TSN's Tom Gazzola after his team's victory against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Friday Night Football.
Edmonton Elks quarterback Cody Fajardo spoke to TSN's Tom Gazzola after his team's victory against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Friday Night Football.
The Elks go hurry up and quickly snap the ball to Cody Fajardo, who scores his third rushing touchdown of the season.
Austin Mack catches a short pass from Cody Fajardo and scampers into the end zone for an Elks score.
Zach Collaros and Tim White connect for an electric 30-yard touchdown for the first major of the game on Friday Night Football.
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