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 Kryk's picks for Week 6 in the NFLReaders, beware. I'm coming off one of my worst weeks in two years of picking NFL winners, straight up, not against the spread: 6-8.
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 The Browns are handling their QB conundrum worse than everIt has come to this.
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 Calgary Stampeders scratch one out against host Hamilton Tiger-Cats in CFL actionHAMILTON, Ont. - When the Calgary Stampeders needed their offence to deliver something special, it delivered.
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 Bombers punch playoff ticket with win over LionsOn an afternoon when the offence was struggling badly and a couple of stars were hit with potentially serious injuries, the defence and special teams came through and allowed the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to punch a ticket to the playoffs.
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 Eskimos clinch playoff spot with win against ArgosThe Edmonton Eskimos have punched their 2017 playoff ticket.
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 Randall The Handle's NFL picks for Week 6It doesn't matter than the Cardinals are a home dog.
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 Bet On It: Week 6Rams at Jaguars on Sunday is a battle of first-place clubs. Who would have thunk it?
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 Have opponents figured the Bombers' offence out?In the big picture, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers clinched a playoff spot for the second straight year and moved to within one win of playing a home post-season game for the first time since 2011.
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 Bombers lose Leggett for season with torn Achilles tendonWinnipeg Blue Bombers strong-side linebacker Moe Leggett, one of the best defensive players in the CFL, will miss the remainder of the season after suffering a torn Achilles tendon late in Saturday's win over the B.C. Lions.
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 Bombers win game, lose key playersReceiver Darvin Adams, the team's leading receiver and only real deep threat, had his left arm in a sling.
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 Mariota to return for Titans Monday nightEvery NFL team deals with key injuries. It just seems some are more afflicted than others, especially at certain positions.
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 NFL sportscaster Al Michaels ripped for insensitive Harvey Weinsten joke aimed at GiantsLongtime NFL sportscaster Al Michaels apologized during Sunday Night Football after making what he called a "flippant" joke that compared Harvey Weinstein and the struggling New York Giants.
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 Kaepernick files grievance against NFLFormer San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick filed a grievance against the NFL on Sunday, alleging that he remains unsigned as a result of collusion by owners following his protests during the national anthem.
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 KRYK NOTES: Packers QB Aaron Rodgers cracks collarbone, might be out for season; Backup Hundley was dreadfulHow valuable is Aaron Rodgers to the Green Bay Packers?
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 CFL Blitz: How does a 9-team league overcome optics of a lousy 4-team division?The Canadian Football League is very aware of branding now -- sorry, #branding -- and so maybe it's time to recast the West and East divisions with names that are less generic, especially since playoff crossovers have killed the geographic significance of the alignment.
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 Stampeders control own destinyA CFL team's yearly laundry list looks a bit like this: clinch a playoff spot, lock down first place in the division and win the Grey Cup.
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 Kryk Slants: Recapping Week 6 of NFL seasonSome high-profile players, as well as their union leader, will attend the meetings.
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 Giants stun Broncos 23-10DENVER -- It was a wipe-out all right, just not the one expected by just about everyone outside the New York Giants.
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 Adams likely out for seasonThe Winnipeg Blue Bombers returned to work, Tuesday, only to deliver a second helping of bad news.
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 Leggett loss leaves big hole in Bombers defenceT.J. Heath saw it when he looked to his left, Chris Randle when he looked to his right.
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Concussion Legacy Foundation praises CFL, CFLPA for new rules Two prominent voices for change in the pro-sport concussion crisis are praising the Canadian Football League and its players union, after their joint announcement Wednesday to eliminate full-contact practices in season.
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 CFL eliminates full-contact practices, extends length of schedule
[Video]In what has to be viewed as a pretty gutsy move by both the CFL as a league and the CFL Players' Association, the two sides have come together and basically eliminated in-season full-contact, in-pads practices beginning immediately while extending the length of the season beginning in 2018 by a week as a means of keeping players as healthy and fres
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 Brady and Brees face off again, 18 years after college showdownSo much was made about those 17 titanic NFL matchups between iconic quarterbacks Tom Brady and Peyton Manning from 2001-15, my friend Gary Myers even wrote a book about them two years ago.
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 'Many of the issues' resolved, DAZN says to Canadian NFL fansThose hoping an all-NFL-games package might return to cable and satellite this week, after DAZN's disastrous debut, are out of luck.
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 Forget about the Group of FiveThe South Florida Bulls, the Memphis Tigers and the Boise State Broncos ...
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