BC Lions News

Kerry Joseph is living proof that change is a harsh reality in professional sports.

Mario Annicchiarico Edmonton Journal VANCOUVER -- Returner Tristan Jackson has officially been left off the 46-man roster, meaning Skyler Green will make his debut tonight for the Edmonton Eskimos.

Parting this soon would not be sweet sorrow for anyone. With the final crunch of the regular season on their doorstep, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers can either earn a trip to the post-season with a victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Canad Inns Stadium today -- or go home.

A quick peak at the matchups for the final week of the regular-season schedule and it's evident CFL fans couldn't have asked for a better finish.

The Edmonton Eskimos are proving they are not immune to the flu bug that is ravaging the entire country.

Members of the Chicago Bliss walk onto the field for the opening game of the Lingerie Football League against the Miami Caliente at the Sears Centre Arena on September 4, 2009 in Hoffman Estates, Illinois.

Somewhere on Earth there are people, outwardly sane people -- stuck-in-the-1980s people, perhaps, or Don Matthews fans -- who will mist up a little, maybe even dab a few tears away, when they collapse the big marshmallow sky of BC Place Stadium for the last time.

There was a busted coverage on a go-ahead touchdown in the final minutes and several missed passes to wide-open receivers.

Statistically speaking, the Saskatchewan Roughriders' timing could not be any worse.

Hopefully the third time's a charm for the Edmonton Eskimos. Casey Printers will be the third different B.C. Lions quarterback to face them this season.

Yo Murphy has a job that most people can only dream about. Make that "most males." And maybe make that "fantasize about." Murphy, who played receiver for the Saskatchewan Roughriders during the 2006 and '07 CFL seasons, is currently the head coach of the Tampa Breeze of the Lingerie Football League.

Montreal Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo is among the team nominees named Thursday for the Canadian Football League's outstanding player award.

REGINA a ' Defensive halfback Eddie Davis expects to be back for the CFL playoffs a ' whenever they begin for the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

Mario Annicchiarico Edmonton Journal EDMONTON -- As much as last Friday's 36-10 win over the Toronto Argonauts was about getting the offence untracked, this Friday's venture takes on a much different slant for the Edmonton Eskimos.

Ricky Foley of the B.C. Lions celebrates a tackle on Calgary Stampeders running back Joffrey Reynolds during Saturday's CFL game at Vancouver.

Murray McCormick The StarPhoenix REGINA -- The CFL's schedule makers could not have dreamed of a better ending to the 2009 regular season.

Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker Rey Williams said Tuesday he and his mates were ready to play the Calgary Stampeders in a showdown for first place in the CFL's West Division.

With one week of regular-season action remaining in the decade, it's time to unveil the team of the 2000s.

Hamilton Tiger-Cats running back DeAndra Cobb is wrapped up by Saskatchewan Roughriders linebackers Renauld Williams, Mike McCullough, and defensive back Omarr Morgan.

It really should be something to marvel at, to stand back and appreciate -- like a mounted trophy head of a magnificent antlered creature.