Draft News
With the 2009 CFL Draft only days away, CFL.ca's Jack Bedell retruns with an updated mock draft. Find out who will go where in Bedell's Mock Draft version 2.0.
Posted: April 30, 2009
Who will go #1 in the upcoming CFL Canadian Draft? Jack Bedell attempts to breakdown the opening round of the 2009 draft with his predictions.
Posted: March 17, 2009
Jamall Lee is aiming to be the next great Canadian running back in the Canadian Football League. He knows it will not be an easy road, but he’s hoping to prove he has what it takes following an outstanding CFL Evaluation Camp.
Posted: March 08, 2009
Tristan Black recalls going to his first Canadian Football League game, seeing Hamilton Tiger-Cats defensive end Joe Montford and thinking that is the kind of football player he would want to be.
Posted: March 08, 2009
Simeon Rottier was ranked as the top prospect headed into the 2009 CFL Draft and Evaluation Camp. What’s remarkable about his ascension to the top of the heap is that Rottier never played football until after his high school graduation.
Posted: March 08, 2009
Mike Morencie just completed his eleventh season as the head coach of the Lancers. He's seen several players take the next step to the CFL; however, his biggest CFL interest may be in someone who has yet to be drafted - his son Matt.
Posted: March 08, 2009
Matt Lambros is trying to follow in his father’s footsteps and play in the Canadian Football League. Lambros will look to take the next step toward the professional ranks when he attends the CFL Evaluation Camp in March.
Posted: March 08, 2009
It took a while for Scott McCuaig to get the respect that was due. The UBC Thunderbird rush end led the CIS in sacks in 2007, tying a Canada West record, but he was overlooked as the nominee for the J.P. Metras Outstanding Lineman award.
Posted: March 08, 2009
Anthony Lukca, a 5-foot-9, 190-pound defensive back from McGill has a secret weapon in his attempt to make it to the CFL. He has been tutored by Jean-Phillippe Darche, a veteran long-snapper who has made it big on both sides of the border.
Posted: March 08, 2009
Manitoba receiver Simon Blaszczak has overcome odds far larger than poor test scores at a football camp. When one looks at the life Blaszczak, you have to assume he’ll find a way to get through any barrier if provided with an opportunity.
Posted: March 08, 2009
Could there be another Canadian brother combo in the CFL? It's something that doesn't happen very often in the Canadian Football League, but the Crawford family of Hamilton, Ontario is certainly hoping so.
Posted: March 08, 2009
Morris played two years at Colgate and transferred to Saginaw Valley State before returning to Canada. He was not on many scout’s list of prospects before the season started, but following his appearance at Evaluation Camp, he is now making noise.
Posted: March 08, 2009
When Maxime Bedard arrived at the University of Ottawa he couldn’t speak English. Bedard, who grew up in Granby, Que., dedicated himself to learning English while playing at the University of Ottawa.
Posted: March 08, 2009
In Canadian intercollegiate football the names of Frank Tindall, Jim Young and Ronnie Stewart are synonymous with excellence. All three are former Queen's athletes and this year the proud school from Kingston sent five players to E-Camp.
Posted: March 08, 2009
| Rank | Name | Pos | School |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | John Bender |
OL | Nevada |
| 2 | Cory Greenwood |
LB |
Concordia |
| 3 | Danny Watkins |
OT |
Baylor |
| 4 | Shomari Williams |
LB |
Queen's |
| 5 | J'Michael Deane |
OL |
Michigan St. |
| 6 | Cory Watson |
WR | Concordia |
| 7 | Rob Maver |
K/P | Guelph |
| 8 | Joash Gesse |
LB |
Montreal |
| 9 | Akeem Foster |
WR |
St. FX |
| 10 | Brian Bulcke |
DL |
Stanford |
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With the 1st Pick in the 2009 Canadian Draft the Hamilton Tiger-Cats...
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With the 2nd pick in the Draft the Toronto Argonauts selected Laval DL...
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The BC Lions traded up to select Bishop's RB Jamall Lee with the 3rd overall...
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