We’ve reached the midway point of the 2026 season, and since we've experienced some magical moments, we decided to name some mid-season awards. TSN CFL analyst Henoc Muamba shares his thoughts on who deserves the half-way hardware.
With Zach Collaros officially returning for the Blue Bombers this week, Danielle Bain explains why the quarterback's return is just what Winnipeg needs right now.
Sitting in third in the West Division, Calgary aims to gain ground on the 4-4 Blue Bombers, while B.C. wants out of the division basement. The CFL on TSN panel has more on what is a pivotal battle tonight.
The Blue Bombers will have QB Zach Collaros back in the lineup for their Week 11 showdown against the Redblacks, as the team announced Collaros as the starter on their depth chart. Collaros and head coach Mike O'Shea spoke about the quarterback's preparation.
The Lions would leap frog the Stampeders with a win on Thursday night and get out of the basement in the West. Henoc Muamba dives into the contest in the latest edition of Hot or Not.
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Blue Bombers quarterback Zach Collaros was a full participant in practice on Tuesday as he continues to work his way back from a neck injury. Collaros is expected to be taken off the six-week injured list early, making him available to play against the Redblacks on Friday.
After a hot start to the season, Justin Rankin hasn't eclipsed 100 yards in his last four games. What's behind his recent rut? CFL analyst Duane Forde joins SportsCentre to weigh in.
The Roughriders and Elks are battling it out for top spot in the division, while everyone else is fighting to stay in the mix for the playoffs. Duane Forde dives into his West division power rankings in List It.
Zach Collaros returned to practice with the Blue Bombers on Sunday and took first-team reps. The 37-year-old missed the team’s last four regular-season games with a neck injury he suffered during a win over the Tiger-Cats in Week 5.
The Lions relinquished the lead late in the fourth quarter but 24-yard Sean Whyte field goal with 30 seconds left in regulation proved to be the difference in a win over the Tiger-Cats. Nathan Rourke had 370 passing yards and a pair of touchdowns in his return to action.
Davis Alexander finished with 352 passing yards and a career-high four touchdowns, including three to Tyson Philpot, and ran in another as the Alouettes ran away with it in the second half to claim victory in a battle between two of the best teams in the CFL.
Watch the extended highlights of the Saturday night matchup between the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and B.C. Lions.
The Montreal Alouettes remain undefeated at home, and a big part of that is the play of their quarterback Davis Alexander who threw for 352 yards and four touchdowns against the Elks. The CFL on TSN panel break down that performance, the B.C. Lions win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, and more.
After missing the past two games, Nathan Rourke returned to lead the Lions to a victory over the Tiger-Cats. Following the win, the quarterback spoke to TSN's Farhan Lalji about how he felt and the impact wide receiver Jevon Cottoy had on the game.
Wide receiver Jevon Cottoy credited the Lions' ability to make the plays necessary in the fourth quarter to earn a win over the Tiger-Cats.
After Myron Mitchell put the Tiger-Cats in excellent scoring position with a great catch, Jake Dolegala finished things off with another touchdown to help Hamilton tie the game midway through the fourth quarter.
Zander Horvath lunched himself into the end zone for his second touchdown of the game to put the Lions ahead in the third quarter.
With three touchdowns against the Edmonton Elks, Tyson Philpot has earned his second Milt Stegall's 'Dawg of the Week' award.
Harrison Frost finds Kurleigh Gittens Jr. in the end zone for the five-yard touchdown to give Hamilton the lead in the second quarter.
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