The Waggle

This week we talk about Trent Richardson's opportunity to take over the backfield in Regina, and can we take a minute to talk about how good the Stampeders are? Plus, an under-the-radar top defensive player in the league, Larry Dean, chats with James about his humble beginnings in Tifton, Georgia.

The guys are already looking forward to how the playoffs are going to shape up out west, but we can't neglect the east either. Lots of questions from REDBLACKS QB's to Montreal coaching staff and could we see Johnny Football sometime this season?

Prior to the news out of Montreal, James and Davis discuss what's gotta give with the Alouettes. Also, where do teams in the CFL stand with so many QB changes across the league this week?

We make sense of the fallout following Mark's Labour Day weekend match-ups, and look ahead to revenge week across the CFL. Later, we talk to 2nd year defensive coordinator DeVone Claybrooks on the transition from player to coach, and marching out one of the CFL's best defences two years running.

James and Davis get you primed for Mark’s Labour Day Weekend and give their take on the events in Hamilton this past week. They are also joined by Kevin Glenn who has the Riders rolling.

2016 Grey Cup Champion quarterback Henry Burris talks shop with Davis Sanchez about the state of the Ottawa REDBLACKS, the prospect of Johnny Manziel in the CFL and making some early Grey Cup predictions.

We discuss the Bombers big win knocking off the previously-undefeated Eskimos in week 9, and what this means for the rest of the West. We also give our week 10 predictions and later Darvin Adams drops in to talk about his journey from BCS National Champion to the CFL.

This week James & Davis heap praise on the CFL for their timely "Diversity is Strength" t-shirt initiative. In the spirit of heaping praise, we also show some love to Edmonton and Calgary who have been dominant thus far, and debate if the Riders, Lions and Bombers can keep up.

This week we talk about the struggles in the East with QB injuries, coaching changes and leadership questions. On the other side of the country though? Different story. Plus later, the Mayor of Commonwealth chats with James about the undefeated Esks.