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VANCOUVER — I’m still not sure whether I believe in the concept of destiny, but it must be said that the Calgary Stampeders are providing some convincing arguments. How can you not think there’s a guiding force to the way … Continue reading →

In the history of weeks leading up to a Canadian Football League division final, you’d have to think the week the Calgary Stampeders have already endured can stand as a case study for how NOT to prepare for a big … Continue reading →

UPDATE! Just a few seconds after I posted the following blog, we received an email from the Stamps, with the following statement: Calgary Stampeders quarterback Drew Tate would like to issue the following statement regarding the hit he took during … Continue reading →

So many angles. So many storylines. Where to begin on a day that will have to be considered one of the most memorable in Stampeder franchise history? I will begin with two things most of you certainly do not know … Continue reading →

For what it’s worth, I would consider today’s Stampeder practice one of the sharpest I’ve seen all year. Starters were making plays from start to finish today, despite less-than-ideal field conditions. Having said that, it was lot better here today … Continue reading →

So after a snowy day of practice, things appear to be coming into focus for the Calgary Stampeders in terms of the lineup they’ll take into Sunday’s West Division semifinal against the Saskatchewan, with a few exceptions. For instance, at … Continue reading →

I must say, I was intrigued by the very real possibility that you could have had a Canadian be named the West Division’s Most Outstanding Player nominee, but that same Canadian NOT named the West Division’s Most Outstanding Canadian nominee.… Continue reading →

So the word came down from on high today, and at the end of it all, we can conclude that while John Hufnagel faced a difficult choice between Drew Tate and Kevin Glenn to be the starting quarterback for Sunday’s … Continue reading →

EDMONTON — So I’ll ask your feedback in the comments section at the end on the two most significant storylines coming out of the Stamps’ dramatic win over the Eskimos: the quarterback situation (do you start Kevin Glenn or Drew … Continue reading →

It appears the Calgary Stampeders will head into their regular-season finale without one of the key weapons on their offence. Stamps coach and GM John Hufnagel said after today’s practice that slotback Nik Lewis, who leads the CFL in receptions … Continue reading →