Clay and Will tackle the busy week the Toronto Argos had. Will Drops a flag and the guys look at the social media brilliance of Adam Krueger

On this episode of the Fancast, The Juiceman Alden Darby joins the guys to discuss his evolving role on this Argos squad. Andrew from the Turf District helps us make sense of the Scott Milanovich resignation in Edmonton. The Argos signed some dudes and Will remembers the 1988 Argonauts decimation of the Ottawa Rough Riders.

The Year End Fancast - Extensions, Schedules and Free Agents by ArgosAdmirals

Grey Cup Unite, Travis Currah from the 2 and Out Podcast plus the state of the Argos/CFL by ArgosAdmirals

The CFL Season has been cancelled. TSNs Matthew Scianitti joins the Fancast to give us some clarity on how we got here and where we need to go. The Argos Encore Game of the week: Hamilton Ticats vs Toronto Argos 1983 East Final. Plus we recap the All Argos team.

Doug and Will man the ship this week. What 30 Million gets you from the government, A possible Rod Pedersen Bombshell, the All-Time Argos team and the Las Vegas Posse come to town in this weeks Argos Encore.

The $42.5 Million question turns into how to solve the problems with the 2020 shortened season. The Argos visit the Riders in the #ArgosThrowback game of the week from August 26, 1988. Plus the All-Decade team, RBs and LBs

Doug and Will talk The Edmonton Football Club name controversy, the possibility of a 6-Game season, Cold Snap and review the Stamps at Argos from October 20, 1991 in #ArgosThrowback

Chuck Curti from the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review joins the show as a new member of the CFL Family. GBU features the September 29, 1990 game against that Hamilton Ti-cats that featured 7 TD passes by Rickey Foggie and the DBs and WRs of the All-Decade Team.

Have you ever wondered what a lineman's favourite Perogy is? Doug asks the hard questions as new Argos Offensive Lineman Dariusz Bladek joins the show. Plus the Good, the Bad and the Ugly returns as we review the Argos at the Ottawa Rough Riders from August 1996.