The BC Lions have been the hottest team in the CFL winning their past five games in a row, but where do they rank in an ultra competitive West Division? TSN's CFL analyst Duane Forde shares his thoughts on this and more.
There are many Canadians that see themselves starting the season with NFL clubs, but there are some who didn't make the cut. TSN's Farhan Lalji and Dave Naylor take a closer look at some of those players who could see there way to a CFL roster.
The Montreal Alouettes announced on Tuesday that general manager and senior vice president of football operations Danny Maciocia as well as head coach Jason Maas have signed two-year contract extensions. Maas is now signed through the 2030 season while Maciocia is inked through 2031.
After Davis Alexander was shaken up and briefly left Friday's game against the Blue Bombers, the Montreal Alouettes gave Dustin Crum the nod as first quarterback up Tuesday in practice. Alexander eventually got some reps with the first team and is expected to make his start Friday against the Lions. TSN's Farhan Lalji has more.
Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander was limited at practice Tuesday, and was seen limping and wearing a compression sleeve on his right leg. Alexander suffered a lower-right leg injury in Montreal's loss to Winnipeg last Friday.
Zander Horvath scored four touchdowns in the BC Lions' blowout win over the Ottawa Redblacks on Sunday extending his lead league to 15 total touchdowns while BC improves to five straight wins. After a 1-5 start, is Horvath the biggest reason for the Lions' turnaround this season? CFL analyst Duane Forde shares his thoughts on this and more in this edition of Montana's Hot or Not.
Zander Horvath scored four rushing majors to push the BC Lions over the Ottawa Redblacks and earn a 45-24 victory on Sunday night, extending their win streak to five games. The Lions running back paved the way with 164 yards on 24 carries extending his league lead to 15 total touchdowns.
BC Lions quarterback Nathan Rourke joins TSN's Ashley Docking to discuss BC winning their fifth straight game, and how the team will prepare to face the Montreal Alouettes.
Zander Horvath's four majors helped boost the Lions over the Redblacks to wrap up Week 13 on Sunday. The CFL on TSN panel breakdown how the game fell apart for Ottawa in the second half, and what stands out about BC's turnaround after starting the season 1-5.
BC Lions running backs Zander Horvath and James Butler join TSN's Ashley Docking to discuss BC winning their fifth game in a row after starting the season 1-5, and Horvath's productive night with the ball finishing with 164 rushing yards and four touchdowns.
Watch the full highlights from the BC Lions win over the Ottawa Redblacks on Sunday to wrap up Week 13 in the CFL.
It was Zander Horvath's night as he rushes in for his fourth touchdown of the game for the Lions.
Jevon Cottoy breaks the tackle and fights his way into the end zone to extend the Lions' lead over the Redblacks.
Zander Horvath uses his legs once again to score his third touchdown of the game for the Lions as BC retakes the lead.
The BC Lions pick up right where they left off to end the first half going the length of the field to cap off the drive with a Zander Horvath punch-in touchdown.
With two interceptions and a tackle in the first half against the Lions, Alonzo Addae has earned himself Milt Stegall's 'Dawg of the Week' honours.
Nathan Rourke fires a quick pass to James Butler and he gets into the end zone to score the touchdown as the Lions cut into the Redblacks' lead.
Alonzo Addae has Nathan Rourke's number so far in this one, as he picked off the Lions' QB for a second time to lead to another touchdown for the Redblacks.
Alonzo Addae picks off Nathan Rourke to put the Redblacks inside the Lions' red zone, and Ottawa wastes no time as Jake Maier finds Ayden Eberhardt in the end zone for the touchdown.
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