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Hot or Not: With Mitchell out, the time for optimism is over for Tiger-Cats

With Bo Levi Mitchell injured, should Tiger-Cats fans no longer be optimistic about ending their 27-year Grey Cup drought? Who should the Blue Bombers turn to at quarterback with Zach Collaros out? CFL on TSN analyst Duane Forde shares his thoughts on these questions and more in Montana's Hot or Not.


Hot or Not: Even with Rourke returning, Lions should rely on run game more

Will Alouettes RB Travis Theis out-rush Justin Rankin this week? Even with Nathan Rourke expected back, should the Lions rely on their run game more moving forward? Henoc Muamba joins SportsCentre to share his answers to these questions and more in a CFL edition of Montana's Hot or Not.


How can the Elks contain the Als' high-powered offence?

The marquee matchup of Week 10 in the CFL features the Elks visiting the Alouettes Saturday afternoon. Can Edmonton contain Montreal's high-powered offence? Will Justin Rankin get back to form? TSN CFL analyst Duane Forde discusses this and more.


Argos home opener and battle of the best highlight Week 10 in the CFL

Week 10 in the CFL will prove to be an exciting one, starting with a pair of strong offences as the Argos and Stamps kick the festivities off on Thursday in Toronto's delayed home opener. SportsCentre has more on all the storylines heading into the weekend, including a battle of the two best teams in the CFL when the Als host the Elks.


Redblacks release three-time All-Star WR Lewis

Geno Lewis’ time with the Ottawa Redblacks is over. The three-time CFL All-Star receiver was released by Ottawa on Sunday. Lewis, 33, had played in six games for the Redblacks this season, hauling in 20 catches for 231 yards. The nine-year veteran had signed a contract extension with Ottawa over the winter that would have run through the 2027 season.


CFL: Roughriders 28, Elks 26

Backup quarterback Tommy Stevens scored three touchdowns as the Roughriders evened their season series with Edmonton, defeating the Elks on Saturday. The Riders improved to 5-2 and moved into sole possession of second place in the CFL’s West Division.


CFL: Stampeders 44, Tiger-Cats 20

Vernon Adams Jr. went 18-for-25 for 275 yards and a touchdown, Dejon Brissett had eight receptions for 109 yards and a touchdown of his own, and the Stampeders bested the Tiger-Cats who have lost four of five without Bo Levi Mitchell.


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