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How are Bombers approaching Saturday with Collaros a game-time decision?

With the Blue Bombers listing Zach Collaros as a game-time decision for Saturday's Eastern Final, Matthew Scianitti joins SportsCentre to discuss Winnipeg's approach with a huge question mark remaining around their starting quarterback, and if there's any fear of rest vs. rust in the Alouettes' camp with Montreal not playing any meaningful football in nearly four weeks.


Catching up with Milt: Tyson Philpot

What happens when the best CFL Receiver of All-Time meets the best receiver right now? They catch passes and talk the real reason Davis Alexander and Tyson have so much chemistry, which record Tyson really wanted to break, and yay or nay on The Waggle.


Return to Glory - By Dave Naylor

No CFL franchise owns more modern day glory than Edmonton, which made the playoffs every single year from 1972 to 2005 and captured eight Grey Cups during that span. Since rebranding to the Elks, however, that standard dipped and the team has been held without a playoff win for nearly a decade. Dave Naylor has more on Edmonton's long and arduous journey back to CFL glory.


Sanchez answers: The Lions go to the Grey Cup if .......

Nathan Rourke and the Lions are salivating at a chance to bring the Grey Cup back to BC, but what do they need to do in order to beat the Elks on the road in unpredictable playing conditions? TSN CFL analyst Davis Sanchez breaks it down.


Was Davis Alexander the right choice for MOP?

Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander got 40 of 52 first-place votes for MOP, with the other 12 going to his teammate Tyson Philpot. So did the voters get it right? CFL analyst Davis Sanchez joins SportsCentre to share his thoughts.


Stegall answers: The Alouettes go to the Grey Cup if .......

The Alouettes are one win away from reaching the Grey Cup for the third time in four years, but will have to go through the Blue Bombers to get there. Kate Beirness is joined by TSN CFL analyst Milt Stegall who explains what Montreal needs to do to beat Winnipeg and get another chance at hoisting the Grey Cup.


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