The Waggle

James Cybulski and Davis Sanchez break down the West Semi-Final matchup between the B.C. Lions and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. We also get an inside look with Lions receiver Manny Arceneaux along with Jeff Hamilton of the Winnipeg Free Press.

We break down the upcoming East Semi-Final matchup between the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and the Edmonton Eskimos. Marshall Ferguson, play-by-play voice of the Ticats on TSN 1150, also drops by for some more great insight.

The playoffs are finally here! The B.C. Lions get set for a home date against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers while the Edmonton Eskimos hit the road to face the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. We debate who the favourites are and who is going home early.

James chats with the Commissioner of the Canadian Football League about everything from instant replay and live mics to his days playing basketball with David Duchovny and George Clooney.

We've seen the last of the Calgary Stampeders until the West Final, but will they always look back on week 19 and wish they played their starters? We debate that as well as how the remaining playoff questions may shake out this weekend.

Eskimos QB and 2015 Grey Cup Champion Mike Reilly drops in to chat with James about his long journey to the CFL, the inspiration behind his refined sense of fashion and even give his take on "mic-gate 2016". All that and more on this Waggle Extra!

The guys look back on the history of Mosaic Stadium as the Riders prepare to close the doors there this weekend, and Davis shares why CFL Pink month is so important to him.

James & Davis get fired up over the release of Duron Carter and Kenny Stafford from the Alouettes, plus two key figures in the Bombers surge drop in - Mike O'Shea and Matt Nichols.

We've got you covered on all the fallout following a controversy-filled Thanksgiving weekend in the CFL, from mic removals to fumbles. Also, the voice of the REDBLACKS stops by to discuss Ottawa's QB carousel.

We break down the major shake-up in Toronto, and are the Riders for real? Later, James sits down with Ottawa QB Trevor Harris about his Grey Cup hopes for this season.