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REGINA – Learning “on the fly” was the biggest challenge Bob Dyce faced this season as the Saskatchewan Roughriders interim head coach.
MONTREAL – Anthony Calvillo certainly sounded like a future head coach.
MONTREAL – Keeping Jim Popp on as head coach despite missing the CFL playoffs was mostly about bringing continuity to a team that has had too many changes in recent seasons.

The Toronto Argonauts will have to solve the Tim Hortons Field jinx to reach the East Division final.
Sunday’s Games

MONTREAL – What could have been a dud of a finale to the 2015 CFL season ended with a drama-filled final quarter.
WINNIPEG – Drew Willy and his Blue Bombers teammates were finding it tough to clean out their lockers on Sunday.
Saturday’s Games

VANCOUVER – The game didn’t mean anything in the standings, but plenty of personal achievements were on line in the regular-season finale between Calgary and B.C.
Friday’s Games
TORONTO – He’s the Winnipeg Blue Bombers head coach but Mike O’Shea will forever be a Toronto Argonaut.

TORONTO – The Toronto Argonauts are Ricky Ray’s team heading into the CFL playoffs.
TORONTO – The CFL season continues for the Toronto Argonauts but their era under the dome is over.
VANCOUVER – Travis Lulay did not expect to come back from a knee injury this way.

MONTREAL – It’s a meaningless game between two teams out of the playoffs, but Brandon Bridge sees it as a chance to show that a Canadian can be a regular starting quarterback in the CFL.

Jeff Knox Jr., and Jamaal Westerman have made quite an impact in their CFL debuts.

TORONTO – There will be no late-season rest for Ricky Ray.

Corey Chamblin harbours no resentment towards the Saskatchewan Roughriders for his dismissal as head coach but believes he deserved more time to reverse the struggling CFL club’s fortunes.

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats will have to try winning the East Division without their top two quarterbacks.
CALGARY – Stay sharp, stay healthy and don’t show all your cards is the challenge the Calgary Stampeders will face in their final regular-season game.

WINNIPEG – Grammy-nominated rock band Fall Out Boy will perform at halftime during the Grey Cup game, the CFL announced Tuesday.
Sunday’s Games

EDMONTON – It’s a case of hurry up and wait for the Edmonton Eskimos.

HAMILTON – Ottawa Redblacks quarterback Henry Burris is taking it personally.