Time of possession tells the story for the Redblacks offence amidst current losing streak

 Photo credit: The Canadian Press The Ottawa Redblacks are in the midst of their worst losing streak in five years. The team has lost four straight games and a lack of offensive production has been a major problem. The offence’s biggest hurdle has been sustaining drives. It goes without saying

Walloped in Winnipeg: Redblacks drop third straight game in loss to Blue Bombers

 Photo credit: Trevor Hagan (CFL) Friday night’s game in Winnipeg showcased two teams heading in very different directions. The 5-0 Winnipeg Blue Bombers rocked the visiting Redblacks 31-1 to hand Ottawa its third straight defeat. Quarterback Jonathon Jennings started in place of the injured Dominique Davis for the Redblacks and

What You Need to Know About The New Ottawa Redblacks Season

 Photo credit: Sean Kilpatrick (The Canadian Press) The Ottawa Redblacks came up just short last season, losing the 106th Grey Cup to the Calgary Stampeders on the icy tundra of Commonwealth Stadium. Now seven months removed from the disappointing defeat, Ottawa is about to embark on a new season. Despite coming

Ottawa 67’s Clinch Top Spot in the East While Tye Felhaber Has a Week For the Books

 The Ottawa 67’s will have home ice throughout the first three rounds of the OHL playoffs (at the very least) and as he has done all season, star scorer Tye Felhaber helped the team clinch their position. It was quite the week for Felhaber. On Friday, he signed a three-year

Free Agency Recap: Ottawa Redblacks Lose Several Key Players to the Open Market

 This year’s CFL Free Agency is all but complete and the Ottawa Redblacks made headlines by, ironically, making very few moves. Numerous Redblacks said farewell to Ottawa, changing the outlook of the defending Eastern Champions heading into the 2019 season. Next season will represent a changing of the guard. Gone

Will Trevor Harris Stay? Free Agency Preview for Redblacks Offense

 Photo credit: Justin Tang (CP) With the sting of their loss in the 106th Grey Cup now in the rearview mirror, the Ottawa Redblacks are planning how to improve for the upcoming season. The list of free agents for most CFL teams this year is pretty staggering, Redblacks included. It appeared

Playoff bound: new 67’s forwards help lead Ottawa to two wins and a postseason berth

 Photo credit: John Rennison (The Hamilton Spectator) Though it was not exactly in doubt, the first-place Ottawa 67’s clinched a playoff spot this past week with wins over Peterborough and Hamilton. They picked up five points over their three games. Trade deadline acquisitions Lucas Chiodo and Kyle Maksimovich led the way

Ottawa 67’s Cap Undefeated Week With Convincing Win Over Second-Place IceDogs

 Photo credit: Ottawa 67's Michael DiPietro helped lead the 67’s to another undefeated week, winning all three of his starts. With the three wins, Ottawa current win streak now sits at eight. The week’s schedule finished with a matchup between the top two teams in the Eastern Conference. Ottawa did

Rest Over Rust: Ottawa 67’s Start With Two Straight Wins Following Holiday Break

 Photo credit: Ottawa 67's The Ottawa 67’s returned from their 12-day holiday break with no noticeable signs of rust. On their first weekend back, they rattled off two straight wins against high-ranked opponents. They won by three goals against both the second and fourth-ranked teams in the Eastern Conference. The

High Scoring Ottawa 67’s Continue to Roll With OHL-Best 17th Win

 Photo credit: Ottawa 67's Those expecting the emergent 67’s to fall off will have to wait. Ottawa picked up another five points with a 2-1 week. The team leads the league in scoring and their OHL-best win percentage of 0.818 is astounding. The 67’s began their week with the ‘School

How the Redblacks Turned the Corner on Their Touchdown Troubles to Secure the East Division

 Photo credit: The Canadian Press Thanks to consecutive victories over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, the Redblacks have already wrapped up first place in the East Division. Winning back-to-back games over a team of Hamilton’s caliber is impressive on its own, but what stands out is how the Redblacks were able to