The CFL 2022 Season is still up and running. Among the competitors, Winnipeg Blue Bombers team has been in the spot. If you are following the team, you have come to the right page. We are going to share you the information about full team schedule, live stream, tickets, as well as its history. Winnipeg […]

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers didn’t have high hopes for their Saturday night game against the BC Lions at BC Place. The Bombers employed all of their backup players and removed players like quarterback Zach Collaros off the field because they didn’t want to lose. Winnipeg will host the regional final because it earned the West

If Winnipeg wins on the road against Saskatchewan and improves their record to 10-1, they will have a chance to enter the playoffs (6-5). The Labor Day series for this year will get underway on Sunday. On September 10 at IG Field and again on September 30 in Manitoba, the two teams will compete against

After week 21, the seasons of three different clubs will come to an end. Because of this, each and every game played in the Canadian Football League is of the utmost importance in choosing who will go on to the next round of the Grey Cup playoffs. In this installment of our CFL X-Factors series,

There will be 11 games in Week 11 of the 2022 CFL season. Because this is the first complete season since 2019, there have been more exciting games, so the stretch run should be enjoyable. Six additional games have been decided in the last three minutes since this time last year, bringing the total to

Winnipeg’s unbeaten season came to an end on the road against a team from the Canadian Football League’s East Division, which is widely regarded as the hardest. The Bombers’ dynasty’s future is uncertain. Do you believe they are extinct? Is it a small group that is powerless to act? Hardly. Sorry to disappoint, but Zach

In week 7 of the 2022 season, more than 500,000 viewers turned in to watch each CFL game. This was a new record for the league. After spending some time around 400,000, he briefly found himself in the three-down league for the first time in six weeks. The first game of the week, which took

Wednesday, Douglas Mitchell passed away at the age of 83. He was a former CFL player, lawyer, and volunteer in Calgary, his hometown. Mitchell played for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and the British Columbia Lions prior to becoming CFL commissioner in the 1980s. He held various sports and community posts and represented the Calgary Stampeders on