Insights and Analysis
MILTON: Game-Breaking Receiver Kenny Lawler Highlights Tiger-Cats Free Agent Haul
In a free agency landslide of new Ticats, Kenny Lawler is the biggest boulder.
In the aftermath of the first 24 hours of CFL free agency, have the Tiger-Cats become a better team today than they ...
Monson: “I’m going to be all in, all the time.”
Sometimes the road not taken leads to recognizing the road you were meant to take. And that road has brought Brent Monson all the way back home. “It was definitely interesting driving down to the ...
Mitchell and Bridges Express Highest Respect for Their Opponents Ahead of CFL Awards
When he looks at the other man nominated for CFL Most Outstanding Player, Bo Levi Mitchell sees something familiar; his own confidence and desire to have his number called when the game is ...
Ticats Fall Short, Despite Mitchell’s Franchise Record
In a season as trying, and exasperating, as 2024’s has been of course the final game would end this way: so near, and yet so far. While the Ottawa Redblacks celebrated in delirious relief as if ...
Analyzing the 2024 Ticats Team Award Winners
The Ticats had their final full practice of the year Wednesday with just a walkthrough on Thursday and Friday night’s curtain-dropper in Ottawa remaining in their 2024 season. Here’s an ...
Winning and Building Momentum Front of Mind For Ticats on Friday
With results, including their own loss to Winnipeg, turning against them the past two weeks, the Ticats will miss the playoffs for the first time in seven years, but head coach Scott Milanovich ...
Oliveira, Bombers Too Much For Ticats on Friday Night
So many of the negative things –turnovers, penalties, dropped balls, failure to successfully run–which they’d flushed out and turned the other way over the past six weeks came back to haunt ...
Two Future Hall of Fame Quarterbacks Go Head to Head on Friday
Even in a nine-team league, you don’t see this as often as you might expect, so it’s worth enjoying it for its own sake.
Friday night at Tim Hortons Field, the two hottest teams in the CFL—both ...
Next Play Mentality Rewarding Ticats’ O’Leary-Orange
If at first, you don’t succeed… You know the rest of that cliché, and so does Brendan O’Leary-Orange.
The 28-year-old Tiger-Cat receiver out of the University of Nevada and Toronto’s Michael ...
“I’m On Cloud Nine” Father-to-Be Litre Ices Ticats Fourth Straight Victory
Another victory for the Ticats on the final play of the game — that’s two in a row now, both on the road — and, along with his wife Katarina, the man who scored the winning touchdown had more ...
Late Bloomer Robinson Finding a Home with the Ticats
If you’re going to be a late bloomer in a pro sport, it helps if you can bloom quickly. And that’s exactly where we find Jevoni Robinson.
The Tiger-Cats’ rookie tight end may be 31 years old but ...
Ticats Extension of Peters a “No-Brainer”
The Ticats couldn’t have asked for a much better weekend, as they fashioned a pair of significant advances in their present and future.
On Friday the Cats won their most important game of the ...
Liegghio’s Walk Off Leads Ticats to Season Sweep of Argos
Perched on his teammates’ shoulders like a pharaoh and slamming his fist into the air in happy relief, Marc Liegghio couldn’t see what was going on behind him: The devastation his right instep ...
CFL’s Honour Roll Highlights Ticats Outstanding Play
It’s akin to a loud aside in a stage play, but it speaks directly to what’s at stake on Friday night in Toronto.
Each week, Pro Football Focus extensively analyzes every play of every CFL game ...
Ticats’ Cohesiveness Paying Dividends on Defence
As their head coach was saying today, it’s impossible to know whether the Ticats would have still won Saturday afternoon against Ottawa without Lawrence Woods III’s punt-return touchdown.
But he ...
Ticats Defence Looking to Continue Aggressive Play
The Ottawa Redblacks are becoming one of the more interesting stories in the CFL this season, as they’ve been inching themselves into discussions about legitimate contenders for the Grey Cup. ...
Bell Earning His Shot at Running Back
In a different CFL world—one where roster ratio considerations wouldn’t conspire against it—the Tiger-Cats would like to have both James Butler and Greg Bell in uniform on game days.
But there is ...
Focusing on Little Details Key For Ticats Success in Montreal
The Ticats are entering the party zone, which is what Molson Stadium becomes when the Montréal Alouettes are playing well—and they certainly are right now—so how do the Ticats disrupt the ...
Young Ticats DBs Looking to Emulate Peters’ Aggressiveness
Argos one year, Ticats the next.
For six players, the “next” year happens to be this one.
Bridges Takes Aim at Rookie History
The Tiger-Cats knew they had something special and the CFL is confirming just how special.
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