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CALGARY – The unbeaten Calgary Stampeders appear to have a favourable matchup this Friday when they host a winless Hamilton Tiger-Cats team missing its starting quarterback, but middle linebacker Juwan Simpson is taking nothing for granted.

OTTAWA – Henry Burris boasts an impressive CFL resume.
OTTAWA – Jeff Hunt feels like a nervous parent getting ready to host a wedding.

WINNIPEG – Not many would have picked the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Edmonton Eskimos to be leading the league early in this CFL season.

They’re the talk of the CFL and easily the league’s biggest early season surprises.
TORONTO – Ricky Ray’s receiving corps has taken another huge hit.

WINNIPEG – Veteran receiver Romby Bryant wondered whether his career had come to an end when he was cut by the Toronto Argonauts.

TORONTO – B.C. running back Andrew Harris is the CFL’s top offensive player and top Canadian for Week 3 after his big game helped the Lions beat the Saskatchewan Roughriders 26-13.

WINNIPEG – Winnipeg coach Mike O’Shea might not like the word “rebuild,” but the Blue Bombers and Edmonton Eskimos have done just that — and in record time.
Saturday’s Games

TORONTO – Another start, another win for Bo Levi Mitchell.
Friday’s Games

EDMONTON – The Edmonton Eskimos are rapidly erasing thoughts of last year’s disappointing season.

MONTREAL – The latest chapter in the Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ storybook start to the CFL season featured last-minute, come-from-behind heroics from local boy Julian Feoli-Gudino.
TORONTO – No Jon Cornish, no Nik Lewis, no Maurice Price, no tears from Dwight Anderson.
REGINA – Rob Bagg has been with the Roughriders long enough to know that football is always a hot topic in Regina.

CALGARY – Already without the services of running back Jon Cornish, the Calgary Stampeders received more bad news just two days before Saturday’s road game in Toronto against the Argonauts.

MONTREAL – The Blue Bombers have been the CFL’s early surprise, but now quarterback Drew Willy and his high-scoring Winnipeg team will take their show on the road.

TORONTO – He’s just two games into his CFL career but halfback Anthony Coombs is no longer a rookie in Scott Milanovich’s eyes.

MONTREAL – Speculation on Jim Popp’s future with the Montreal Alouettes has been put to rest, at least for now.
EDMONTON – The Ottawa Redblacks will take a passel of ex-Eskimos and a collective chip on their shoulder when they go for their first CFL franchise win Friday.

MONTREAL – Former Montreal Alouettes head coach Marc Trestman can finally take time to enjoy the city he called home for five years.

WINNIPEG – The loss of offensive lineman Chris Greaves is just one of the injuries forcing the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to make lineup changes for Friday night’s game against the Montreal Alouettes.

EDMONTON – It’s early days, but the 2-0 Edmonton Eskimos’ mad-dog defence is setting the tone for takeaways in the 2014 CFL season.