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Getting picked to go to the Grey Cup puts the big mark on your back for other teams to target you. It will test the maturity level of this team in living with the “favoured by the pundits” label when/if things go badly for a while. As any coach will tell you, a little swagger is a good thing, too much and you make the other teams want to hurt you even more. Are we starting another dominating few years for the Bombers in the league (late 50’s,early 60’s, early 90’s or are those days gone forever in a league where teams can rebuild almost overnight? (ed. comment)

It’s not often a team that a team can lose a top offensive threat and still not skip a beat. But such is the case with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. The Bombers face the prospect of starting the regular season minus stellar slotback Milt Stegall. The …

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Blue Bombers Blogger is getting ready to mingle over the next 6 days. Here’s a link to a jam packed event schedule.

Great job by the festival committee and the Bombers. I like the music and football combination. All right folks, I’ll try not to talk too much about the season that could have been. I’ll be looking for Brendan and Doug Berry to hear what’s in their mind to improve the Bombers. Enjoy the week’s festivities!

Grey Cup 2006 - Winnipeg

And an announcement. Watch for more Canadian Football Weblogs next year from our expanding RG Media Network.

The defending Grey Cup champions are seven months removed from arguably the most dominating season-long performance in CFL history

(Abbotsford) A light at the end of tunnel is visible as far as two-a-days is concerned but for now, the Lions continued to double up

(Abbotsford) The BC Lions Football Club announced today that the following four players have been released:

EDMONTON (CP) - Trevor Gaylor had an impressive game, mistakes and all, and the Edmonton Eskimos showed they may have some serious wheels this season.

(Abbotsford) The BC Lions Football Club announced today that the following six players have been released from their roster.

VANCOUVER (CP) - He remains a diamond in the rough but wide receiver Andy Fantuz

The defending Grey Cup champions are seven months removed from arguably the most dominating season-long performance in CFL history

(Vancouver) CFL Coach of the Year, Wally Buono has teamed up with Vancouver Fire Fighters to help extinguish heart disease…

(Vancouver) The Grey Cup champion BC Lions will be hosting auditions for the 2007 Felions Dance Team

Vancouver) The BC Lions Football Club announced today that import wide receiver Tony Simmons has agreed to terms with the reigning CFL champs.

BC Lions starting lineman Angus Reid is hosting his BigMan Camp 2007 from March 19-23rd.

Toronto, Ontario (February 28, 2007) – The Canadian Football League (CFL) announced today details of the 2007 broadcast schedule