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 Alouettes draft pick Adebayo closer to joining CFLJim Popp knew he was taking a calculated risk this month when he selected Bo Adebayo in the third-round of the Canadian college draft. But the Alouettes' general manager was willing to roll the dice.
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 Eskimos prospect hungers to play in NFLFor three pressure-packed practice days, Shamawd Chambers ran routes and sat in on meetings with the Philadelphia Eagles, growing more and more attached to the notion of playing in the NFL.
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 Roughriders' core must do moreIt is incumbent on the Saskatchewan Roughriders to maximize the effectiveness of their incumbents.
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 Quebec lineman signs with NFL teamMuhammad (Moe) Petrus of St. Laurent might be playing pro football in Florida this summer.
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 Stampeders sign their top pick in 2012 Canadian draftThe man the Calgary Stampeders drafted in hopes that he can add some potency to their pass rush is now under contract.
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 B.C. Lions' Andrew Harris paves way for potential upstartsAndrew Harris is not only the featured tailback for the B.C. Lions heading into training camp, he's a true ambassador for Canadian junior football.
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 Scott Milanovich key off-season acquisition for ArgonautsWhen Scott Milanovich was named the new head coach of the Toronto Argonauts in December, he listed three priorities for the off-season.
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 Roughriders hope NFL ties produce winsThe Saskatchewan Roughriders are attempting to find the next Weston Dressler without recruiting someone of his description.
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 Stampeders lasso former Blue Bomber LobendahnAs far as Joe Lobendahn is concerned, the real world can wait just a little while longer, and he has the Calgary Stampeders to thank for that.
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 Two more join B.C. Lions QB corpsIt would be a nice security blanket for a rookie coach, but it was not practical.
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 B.C. Lions' Davis Sanchez looking to next chapterThe last formal weekend as a CFL player for Davis Sanchez coincided nicely with what he hopes to do in the next chapter of his life. Teaching kids what he learned in 13 pro seasons seems to come naturally.
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 Huge crowd expected at Junior Seau's memorial in San DiegoTens of thousands of fans are expected to attend Junior Seau's public memorial in a San Diego stadium on Friday, more than a week after the former National Football League star killed himself in his beachfront home.
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 New Horseman grabs Stampeders' reinsThe last image we have of Drew Tate is inside the visiting labyrinth of Commonwealth Stadium on that windswept, frostbitten Nov. 14th late afternoon. In a sort of shock. Eyes red-rimmed. Towel pressed up against his forehead. Voice cutting in and out, like a bad radio signal.
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 Long snapper Taylor Inglis departs CFL with 'heavy heart and an open mind'Taylor Inglis was a 21-year-old with nothing more than a goal when he first walked into the Edmonton Eskimos office.
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 CFL commissioner Mark Cohon drops in for lunchAn unabashed supporter of the game, and all that it has meant to Canada, CFL commissioner Mark Cohon needed little prodding when he stepped up to the podium to speak at an Edmonton Eskimos lunch.
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 Former Alouette Ramon Guzman bothered by releaseFrequently, when a player is released, the organization states he didn't fit into the scheme. Philosophies change, a new coach is hired and he's looking for a particular player or body type.
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 Guzman said release 'came out of left field'Frequently, when a player is released, the organization states he didn’t fit into the scheme.
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 Montreal GM Jim Popp wants CFL draft reformJim Popp would like the CFL to tweak its annual draft.
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 Eskimos sign two import free agentsImport linebacker Harry Coleman, a product of Louisiana State University, has signed a free-agent contract with the Edmonton Eskimos, as has offensive tackle Joe Gibbs.
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 Alouettes hope Calvillo's return, rebuilt defence will help earn another Grey CupThe Montreal Alouettes have undergone a rebuild in the off-season but only on one side of the ball — the defence.
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 Alouettes giving non-import QBs a lookIt’ll be a wonderful training camp story — for as long as it lasts.
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 Giants' Osi Umenyiora joins debate on football safetyFOOTBALL . Count Osi Umenyiora among the current and recently retired NFL players who are hoping their sons stay away from football.
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 Wally Buono at peace, stepping away from sidelinesIf it hasn't already, reality is about to set in for many involved - directly and indirectly - with the B.C. Lions when they open training camp on June 3, and Wally Buono is no longer the on-field commander.
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 Stampeders' Henry Burris gears up for his charity All-Star WeekendIt was a strange sight, but one Henry Burris is going to have to get used to.
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 Tiger-Cat Frederick Plesius invited to Eagles campThe Laval linebacker, taken 10th overall in last week's CFL draft by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, has been invited to the Philadelphia Eagles rookie mini-camp. The sixfoot-one, 245-pound Plesius hasn't signed an NFL contract, but could do so with a solid performance at the camp.
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