Snyder gets in from a yard out to open the scoring for Elks
Short-yardage quarterback Cole Snyder takes the snap and finds the end zone for the one-yard touchdown to give the Elks the early lead over the Roughriders.
Short-yardage quarterback Cole Snyder takes the snap and finds the end zone for the one-yard touchdown to give the Elks the early lead over the Roughriders.
Brady Oliveira spoke to TSN's Farhan Lalji following the Blue Bombers' win over the Lions about his contribution in the game and the poise Dru Brown showed coming in for Zach Collaros and going 11-for-11 with a pair of touchdowns.
The Blue Bombers made it interesting but it wasn't until Dru Brown came in for Zach Collaros in the third quarter that Winnipeg took the game over to clinch a playoff spot. The CFL on TSN panel reacts to the Bombers momentum shift with the QB change and discusses whether Brown has given Mike O'Shea something to think about.
With the Blue Bombers' season on the line and their starting quarterback out, Dru Brown came in an played perfectly to lead Winnipeg to the win. After the game, he spoke to TSN's Farhan Lalji about his contribution and looked ahead to the playoffs.
Dru Brown threw for 185 yards with two touchdowns in relief of the injured Zach Collaros and Brady Oliveira rushed for 149 yards with two touchdowns as the Blue Bombers defeated the Lions to clinch a playoff spot.
The Blue Bombers cap off their longest drive of the night with a Nic Demski touchdown to pad their lead over the Lions.
Brady Oliveira rips through the Lions' defence for a 63-yard touchdown to give the Blue Bombers the lead in the fourth quarter.
The Blue Bombers get their first touchdown of the game thanks to a 30-yard touchdown pass from Dru Brown to Dorian Singer, which tied the game against the Lions late in the third quarter.
Dustin Crum had an efficient night passing the ball and ran in a pair of touchdowns to help the Alouettes close out their regular season with a win over the Argonauts.
Kaidon Salter takes advantage of a mistake from the Blue Bombers' defence and finds Nate DeMontagnac wide open for the first score of the game.
Following the Alouettes' win, which he saw from the sidelines, quarterback Davis Alexander looked ahead to the work his team will need to do in order to achieve their goal of winning the Grey Cup.
Alouettes head coach Jason Maas spoke to TSN's Matthew Scianitti about how proud he is of his team for the way they've closed out the regular season ahead of the playoffs.
The CFL on TSN panel reacts to the regular season finale between the Argonauts and Alouettes and the concern for Toronto DB Derek Slywka, who left the game late with an apparent injury. The panel also discusses Chad Kelly's status for the playoffs and the one potential area of concern for Montreal heading into the postseason.
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats signed veteran quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell to a two-year contract extension on Friday, keeping the 36-year-old with the organization through the 2028 CFL season. Mitchell joined the CFL on TSN panel to chat about his deal and his expectations for the team next season.
Dustin Crum sees the opening up the middle and opts to run in the touchdown himself to give the Alouettes a bit of cushion heading into the half.
Dustin Crum punches in to score a touchdown for the Alouettes on the opening drive against the Argonauts but Joe Zema's extra point goes just wide of the uprights.
The Lions have already clinched a playoff spot and will host the West Division semifinal regardless of what happens when they take on the Blue Bombers Friday night, but for Winnipeg the stakes are much higher needing a win Friday to earn their 10th straight post-season berth. The CFL on TSN panel preview the match up and discuss what the Blue Bombers need to do to walk away with a win.
As we get set for the final week of the regular season, TSN CFL analyst Henoc Muamba discusses if the Blue Bombers have another Grey Cup run left in them this year, whether or not Winnipeg would be better off in the crossover and if it's time for a fresh start if the team misses the playoffs.
This week marks the final week in the CFL regular season which means it will also be the final time we see a couple unique features of the league, that will go away next year due to incoming rule changes. Dave Naylor highlights the changes ahead.
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