Ben and JB consider Bear's restructured deal and whether or not it makes signing Henoc Muamba more or less likely for the Argonauts Also, it's time to start thinking about a shorter 2021 season.

Ben and JB sift through this week's signings and compare the 2019 Toronto roster to the current one.

The Argos add a dozen more exciting players including three very talented QBs. Nick Arbuckle is clearly their guy, but how do they make sure the situation at quarterback doesn't become a quarterback situation?

The guys review Toronto's huge defensive signings, update their predictions, and take an important look back at both the hiring and firing of Willie Wood, professional football's first African American head coach.

The guys kickoff their 2021 Argos coverage by breaking down the offseason moves so far, including the signing of Nick Arbuckle, and Martavis Bryant.

McLeod Bethel-Thompson has opted out of his contract to pursue NFL opportunities. The guys explain why they think Macbeth will catch on this time, and how the Argos can fill the stadium next season.

The CFL season has been cancelled. So what now? Ben and JB look at why the league shut down, what it means for the players and their contracts, the future of the CFL, and the future of the Toronto Argonauts.

The guys breakdown TSN's All Time Argos and talk to TSN Football Insider Dave Naylor about this new-look Argos team, whether or not there will be a season, and who should start at QB if there is.

Ben talks to Darren Stevenson from 519 Sports Online about why Argos fans should be excited about Eric Starczala, Dion Pellerin, and Chris Ackie, and why Justin Dunk is awesome. Also, James Wilder Jr has a baby, and could MLSE save the CFL?

Ben and JB talk about the Argos as Grey Cup favourites if the league fielded only Canadian players. Also, Toronto's Director of Canadian Scouting, Vince Magri talks about the talent evaluation process and if the Argos would have drafted Jordan Williams if he weren't taken first overall.