Podcasts about Toronto Argonauts

It's Week 12 of the CFL Regular Season and The Elks Call has you covered! Jay Milne of Edmonton Sports Talk swings by the show to talk about his playing days and his current broadcasting career, The Edmonton Elks faced the Toronto Argonauts in what was a dominating victory, so we talk about what went right in this episode. We also talk about the upcoming game against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, the Tailgate Taco Taste-Off results and health returning for the Elks.This episode is brought to you by Royal Retros. They are the throwback kings and with CFLPA merchandise and retro Canadian football jerseys, they are your #1 source for your favourite throwbacks. Check them out at royalretros.com.Save 20% off your order over at lathr.com using code SHOTGUN20 at checkout. Smell damn good and support Canadian-made hygiene products that leave you smelling and feeling clean. Smell Damn Good, Save Damn Money. #EdmontonElks #GoElks #CFL #YEG #AlwaysEdmonton #podcastMusic: Spark Of Inspiration by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.comLicensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/byCOPYRIGHT Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Host Brenden Escott begins the August 17 show looking at the Edmonton Elks 42-12 win over the Toronto Argonauts to push their record to 7-3 on the season. Hear audio from Coach Mark Kilam, QB Cody Fajardo, RB Justin Rankin, and DL Malik Carney. Plus, a quick peek at the Toronto Blue Jays and where they reside in the AL playoff picture and the rest of the headlines generated over a wild weekend in the sports world. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Inside Sports on X (@InsideSports880). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin are both back in studio, with producer Bordzy joining them for another edition of Oilersnation Everyday as the countdown to the NHL season continues.The boys will kick things off by catching up on some of the biggest stories from the weekend, including Connor McDavid making history as the first-ever NHL player to receive a 99 overall rating in NHL 27. They'll also look back at a big weekend for the Edmonton Elks, who picked up an important victory over the Toronto Argonauts on Saturday.From there, the conversation shifts back to the Edmonton Oilers and the possibility of bringing in some additional depth before the season begins. Tyler and Liam will discuss potential professional tryout (PTO) candidates who could make sense for Edmonton, including some familiar NHL names who could compete for a spot during training camp. Which positions could use some extra competition, and who might be worth bringing in for a look?The boys will also lean on the Nation Citizens in the live chat, so come prepared with your own PTO suggestions. There could be some interesting names thrown into the mix as Tyler and Liam debate which players could actually make sense for the Oilers.After that, it's time to begin our player previews for the upcoming season. Tyler and Liam will break down the best-case and worst-case scenarios for specific Oilers players heading into the new year. Who could take a major step forward? Who has the most pressure on them? And whose season could go either way?To wrap things up, the boys will hand out their favourite betting picks courtesy of bet365.

TSN 1050's Ben Grant joins us to break down the Toronto Argonauts' 4-4 start under first-year head coach Mike Miller, including how the team's identity has changed from the Ryan Dinwiddie era. We discuss Chad Kelly's high-risk, high-reward style, his CFL-leading interception total, the loss of receiver Makai Polk and whether Toronto's running game and offensive line have improved enough. Plus, Ben previews the Argos' matchup with Edmonton and looks at what Toronto needs to clean up over the second half of the season to become a legitimate playoff contender. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Inside Sports on X (@InsideSports880). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike Hogan and Ben Grant have the first half call between the Toronto Argonauts and BC Lions.

Mike Hogan and Ben Grant have the second half call between the Toronto Argonauts and BC Lions.

In Hour 1 we were joined by Toronto Argonauts analyst Ben Grant. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

During Hour 1 Toronto Argonauts analyst Ben Grant joined the show previewing Saturday's Elks-Argos game. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's Week 11 of the CFL Regular Season and The Elks Call has you covered! Section O swings by the show to tell some stories, The Edmonton Elks faced the Montréal Alouettes in what was a lopsided match up, so we talk about what went wrong in this episode. We also talk about the upcoming game against the Toronto Argonauts, the Tailgate Taco Taste-Off and injuries woes returning for the Elks.This episode is brought to you by Royal Retros. They are the throwback kings and with CFLPA merchandise and retro Canadian football jerseys, they are your #1 source for your favourite throwbacks. Check them out at royalretros.com Save 20% off your order over at lathr.com using code SHOTGUN20 at checkout. Smell damn good and support Canadian-made hygiene products that leave you smelling and feeling clean. Smell Damn Good, Save Damn Money. #EdmontonElks #GoElks #CFL #YEG #AlwaysEdmonton #podcastMusic: Spark Of Inspiration by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.comLicensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/byCOPYRIGHT Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Best of Live With CDP Talk Show with in person interviews with former Much Music Personality Erica Ehm, Jimmy & Chris from the Toronto Ghostbusters, Mike Day father of Owen Day and his 7 Deloren vehicle's from the Back to The Future movies and Toronto Argonauts rookie kicker Brady Lidster. #livewithcdp #chrispomay #barrycullenchevrolet https://beacons.ai/chrisdpomayhttps://www.cameo.com/chrispomay book a personalized video message from yours truly CDP!Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/54200596...https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/chris... if you wish to support my media content on my You Tube Channel. https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast...https://www.barrycullen.com/Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/54200596...

The Edmonton Elks are 6-3 and sitting near the top of the West, but back-to-back losses to Saskatchewan and Montreal have raised questions about just how close this team is to the CFL's elite. We sit down with defensive back Tyrell Ford to assess the Elks' impressive first half, the identity and confidence of their defence, his breakout season in the secondary and what Edmonton learned from its toughest stretch of the schedule. Plus, Ford previews a matchup with Chad Kelly and the Toronto Argonauts and weighs in on whether the Elks have officially established themselves as a legitimate contender. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Inside Sports on X (@InsideSports880). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fresh off a wild 33-30 victory over Calgary at BMO Field, the 4-4 Toronto Argonauts head west to take on the 6-3 Edmonton Elks in a rare Saturday mid-afternoon matchup. Ben Grant and JB get you set for a fascinating test against one of the CFL's best teams. This week, the guys start with the latest transactions as Toronto makes a couple of moves involving major NCAA programs, bringing former USC defensive back Akili Arnold back into the fold while moving on from former Florida State offensive lineman Darius Washington. Then it's time for a deep dive into late-game clock management. Toronto's final drive against Calgary ended with the win, but did the Argos leave the Stampeders far too much time? Ben breaks down the difference between Clock Preservation Mode and Last Possession Mode, explains when an offence should make the transition, and introduces his formula for determining how much time you should leave on the clock as you move into scoring territory. The guys also tackle one of the biggest questions surrounding the Argos through eight games. Chad Kelly's aggressive style has produced spectacular results, but also plenty of interceptions. This week's Pick Six asks whether Toronto should try to rein him in or accept the turnovers as the price of having one of the CFL's most dangerous quarterbacks. Then it's on to Edmonton. Ben and JB break down the matchup, including how the Argos can prevent Justin Rankin from taking over the game and how Edmonton can use its running backs to put Toronto's defence in conflict. On the other side of the ball, Ben explains why Toronto's receiving corps is perfectly suited for an option-based passing attack and why mesh could be the concept to watch on Saturday. Plus: The latest Injury Report OCDC One Thing Put Me Down for 20 Challenge Flag The Argos are back to .500 and sitting second in the East. Now comes another opportunity to show that the team that emerged from that brutal opening road trip is ready to make some noise in the second half of the season. It's Toronto and Edmonton, Saturday at 3:00 p.m. ET, and the Xs and Argos Pregame Walkthrough has everything you need to get ready.

Argo Bounce Podcast is a weekly independent (non-affiliated) live talk show devoted to the Canadian Football League's 19-time Grey Cup Champion Toronto Argonauts in 2026 with co-hosts Nick Small and co-host (Producer) Chris Pomay as we break down the Canadian Football League's Toronto Argonauts previous games both at home (BMO Field) and on the road and preview their upcoming opponents from around the Canadian Football League with special guest(s) from time time to time. #argobouncepodcast #torontoargonauts #chrispomay #nicksmall #canadianfootballeague https://beacons.ai/chrisdpomayhttps://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast...https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/chris... (tip the host) https://www.argonauts.cahttps://x.com/Nick_Small_38https://x.com/ChrisDPOMAYWant to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/54200596..How this was madeWant to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/54200596...

Edmonton's 6-2 start took a hit in Montreal, as the Elks were beaten 48-30 by the Alouettes in a game where Montreal controlled all three phases. Blake Dermott joins us to break down what went wrong defensively against Davis Alexander and the Als' balanced attack and whether Montreal exposed any legitimate weaknesses in Edmonton's defence. We'll also dig into Mark Kilam's late-half decision to take three points instead of going for it on third down, the limited workload for Justin Rankin and whether there were any positives to take from an offence that struggled to keep pace. Plus, with Edmonton now 2-2 against Montreal and Saskatchewan with another matchup against the Riders still to come, what does that tell us about where this Elks team really stands? And with Chad Kelly and the Toronto Argonauts coming to town Saturday, how does Edmonton bounce back? Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Inside Sports on X (@InsideSports880). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mark Rodgers from CKUA and CJSR hangs out with Matt Iwanyk and Zach Kubusch talking about the Elks weekend, their upcoming game against the Toronto Argonauts and the Edmonton Marathon this weekend. They also go into the weekend and whatever else their conversation takes them to.   The EST Hangout is presented by Sentinel Storage!

Home sweet home. After seven straight games on the road, the Toronto Argonauts finally returned to BMO Field and somehow found a way to pull out a wild 33-30 victory over the Calgary Stampeders. It certainly wasn't easy. On a night when the Argos' offence seemed determined to give the game away, Toronto's defence delivered its most complete performance of the season. The Double Blue held Calgary to under 250 yards of total offence, intercepted Vernon Adams Jr. twice - his first two interceptions of the season - and didn't allow him to throw a single touchdown pass. Those turnovers were especially important because Toronto was having problems of its own. Chad Kelly threw four interceptions as the Argos lost the turnover battle 5-3, yet a special teams touchdown and an outstanding defensive effort kept them within striking distance all night. And then, when they absolutely had to have it, the offence finally came alive. Trailing late in the fourth quarter, Toronto battled back, Sam Hicks ripped off a huge 40-yard touchdown run, and rookie kicker Brady Lidster gave the Argos the lead before Benji Franklin's interception slammed the door on Calgary. Ben Grant and JB break down one of the strangest and gutsiest wins of the season. How did the Argos survive five turnovers? What changed defensively after Calgary put up 58 points in their first meeting? And what can we take away from an offence that struggled badly for much of the night but still produced when the game was on the line? Plus, the guys discuss the other star of Toronto's long-awaited home opener: the new and improved BMO Field. From the pristine grass surface to the upgraded lights, sound system and video boards - and the brand-new North Pavilion boxes enjoyed by several Home Suite Home winners - the World Cup renovations have transformed the Argos' home. After two months away, the Argos are finally back at BMO. And they're back at .500.

Brent Gunning and Sam McKee kick off the final hour by welcoming Toronto Argonauts head coach Mike Miller to the show! They discuss the challenges of starting the season on the road, this evening's last-awaited return to Toronto, and his experience coaching in the CFL. The guys then break down Mike Sando's latest quarterback rankings, debating the futures of J.J. McCarthy and Caleb Williams, while comparing Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson. Later, Yahoo Sports baseball writer and Céspedes Family BBQ co-host Jake Mintz (27:10) joins to discuss the Blue Jays' series win over the Astros, the surprising Red Sox, and the American League Wild Card race. Brent and Sam wrap up the show with some final thoughts on Toronto's playoff chase. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

After seven straight games on the road, the Toronto Argonauts are finally coming home. Ben Grant and JB get you set for Toronto's long-awaited home opener as the Double Blue welcome the Calgary Stampeders to a newly renovated BMO Field. Is this the game that marks the true beginning of the Argos' season? The guys explain why Thursday night feels like one of the biggest turning points of the year. This week's show begins with the latest roster news, including Toronto's trade for veteran centre Chris Kolankowski as the Argos continue to improve their roster as opportunities arise. Ben and JB also discuss linebacker James Neal joining the active roster and what the latest moves say about where this team is heading. One of the most fascinating conversations of the episode centers around a newly published peer-reviewed study examining travel in the CFL. The research found that teams travelling west for evening games consistently perform worse than those travelling east, raising an intriguing question: just how impressive was Toronto's 3-4 start after opening the season with seven consecutive road games? Ben breaks down the study and why it could change the way we think about scheduling in the CFL. Also on this week's episode: Home Suite Home, as the final winners are announced Pick Six, featuring a discussion on whether the Argos should be expected to play better now that they're finally home A full game preview of Thursday night's matchup with Calgary The latest injury report An in-depth Xs-and-Os breakdown of how each team can attack the other One Thing, Put Me Down for 20, and Challenge Flag Will the energy of the home crowd provide the spark the Argos have been waiting for? Can Chad Kelly and the offence keep Calgary's dangerous pass rush at bay? And after spending nearly two months living out of suitcases, are the Double Blue finally ready to show what this team is really capable of? Ben Grant and JB break it all down on this week's Xs and Argos Pregame Walkthrough.

Argo Bounce Podcast is a weekly independent (non-affiliated) live talk show devoted to the Canadian Football League's 19-time Grey Cup Champion Toronto Argonauts in 2026 with co-hosts Nick Small and co-host (Producer) Chris Pomay as we break down the Canadian Football League's Toronto Argonauts previous games both at home (BMO Field) and on the road and preview their upcoming opponents from around the Canadian Football League with special guest(s) from time time to time. #argobouncepodcast #torontoargonauts #chrispomay #nicksmall #canadianfootballeague https://beacons.ai/chrisdpomayhttps://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast...https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/chris... (tip the host) https://www.argonauts.ca/https://x.com/Nick_Small_38https://x.com/ChrisDPOMAYWant to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/54200596..How this was made

The Toronto Argonauts couldn't have picked a better time to put together their most complete performance of the season. Facing what Ben Grant called a must-win game, the Double Blue delivered in all three phases, defeating the BC Lions 26-12 to head into the bye week with momentum and finally bring their marathon road trip to an end. The victory wasn't without its concerns. Chad Kelly was outstanding before leaving in the second quarter with what appeared to be a neck injury. Before exiting, he had the offence operating at an elite level, and while his status will be the biggest storyline over the bye week, Nick Arbuckle stepped in and guided the offence efficiently the rest of the way. He even showed off a little mobility, making several timely plays with his legs in a performance that helped secure the win. Defensively, the Argos were relentless. Toronto recorded four sacks - including two from newly signed veteran Shawn Lemon - and came within inches of several interceptions while consistently frustrating the Lions' offence. Special teams were equally impressive, as James Burnip continued his outstanding play with a 52.4-yard punting average, rookie Brady Lidster connected on four of his five field-goal attempts, and Janarion Grant repeatedly flipped field position with nearly 20 yards per punt return, including three explosive returns. Ben Grant and JB break down Toronto's most complete effort of 2026, discuss the impact of Shawn Lemon's return, hand out their Players of the Game and Plays of the Game, and bring you radio highlights from TSN 1050 with Mike Hogan. They'll also examine the injury concerns surrounding Chad Kelly, linebacker Owen Goss, and cornerback Benji Franklin, and what those injuries could mean as the Argos head into a much-needed bye week. Toronto now returns home at 3-4 with confidence, momentum, and a chance to reset before welcoming the Calgary Stampeders to BMO Field on August 6. The road trip is finally over—and the Argos may have found their identity just in time.

Mike Hogan and Ben Grant have the second half call between the Toronto Argonauts and BC Lions.

Mike Hogan and Ben Grant have the first half call between the Toronto Argonauts and BC Lions.

The Toronto Argonauts have reached a crossroads. After nearly two months on the road, the Double Blue head to Vancouver for what might be the most important game of the season. A win over the BC Lions sends Toronto into its bye week with momentum and in a good position in the standings before finally returning home. A loss would mean three straight defeats to backup quarterbacks and plenty of questions heading into the second half of the season. This week, Ben Grant and JB break down Toronto's latest roster moves, including the return of two familiar faces. Veteran pass-rusher Shawn Lemon is back for a third stint with the Argonauts, bringing 103 career sacks and three Grey Cup rings to a defensive line in need of reinforcements. DeWayne Hendrix also returns just one week after being released, as Toronto continues to shuffle its roster amid a growing list of injuries. The guys also congratulate Jack Cassar on being selected for induction into the Carleton Ravens Hall of Fame, recognizing one of the most accomplished defensive careers in program history and the outstanding CFL career he's continued to build with the Argonauts. Also on this week's episode: Home Suite Home, with another chance to win box tickets to Toronto's home opener Pick Six, featuring a listener question about what's changed with the Argos' defence over the past three weeks The latest injury report as Toronto limps toward a much-needed bye week A full game preview and detailed Xs-and-Os breakdown of Argonauts vs. Lions One Thing, Put Me Down for 20, and Challenge Flag Can the Argos finally put together a complete performance? Will Chad Kelly and the offence find the right balance against one of the CFL's best defensive fronts? And can Toronto avoid a third straight loss to a backup quarterback? Ben and JB break it all down as the Argonauts prepare for what could be the defining game of their season.

On this episode of Ticats Today with Troy Durrell, hear from Hamilton Tiger-Cats offensive lineman Liam Dobson and tight end Max Mang as the Tiger-Cats begin preparations for their upcoming game against the Montreal Alouettes, following a thrilling 24-23 victory over the Toronto Argonauts.

Matt, Moj & Nik recap a tough result in Edmonton and the Lions' quest for a bounce-back against the Toronto Argonauts, as Chase Brice leads the offence into battle. The fellas speak with Argonauts play-by-play man Mike Hogan for a look at what the Boatmen have gone through so far this season. We wrap things up with a Brice-inspired version of trivia. Plus, we get you primed for a Pool Party on Saturday! TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - intro 1:46 - Week 7 at Edmonton recap 14:52 - Mike Hogan interview 32:32 - Week 8 vs Toronto preview 41:36 - Kowalski's BC Lions trivia

TSN Football Analyst Luke Willson on if Chad Kelly can find his game with the Toronto Argonauts, the BC Lions chances at winning the Grey Cup, and who the number one NFL quarterback to win you a championship this season is

On this edition, Mike and Josh discuss Hamilton getting back to their winning ways with a thrilling 24-23 victory over the Toronto Argonauts.

On this episode of What Happened With Simoni Lawrence, 21 gives you the full breakdown on the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 24-23 victory over the Toronto Argonauts in Week 7 of the Canadian Football League season to bring their record to 3-3.

The Toronto Argonauts suffered a heartbreaking 24-23 loss to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Saturday night, and while the lasting image will be Lirim Hajrullahu's missed 31-yard field goal as time expired, Ben Grant and JB explain why the game was lost long before the final kick. Yes, Hajrullahu missed the game-winning field goal. Yes, he also missed an extra point earlier in the contest. But football is the ultimate team game, and this defeat belonged to all three phases. On offence, the CFL's highest-scoring unit got off to a dream start, marching down the field for a touchdown on its opening possession. From there, however, Toronto managed just three points over the next three quarters before mounting a furious fourth-quarter comeback that ultimately came up one point short. Chad Kelly finished with over 320 passing yards, but the Argos simply waited too long to find their rhythm. Defensively, the numbers tell one story, but the film tells another. Holding Hamilton to 24 points should be enough to win most nights, but the Tiger-Cats did all of their scoring through the first three quarters. By the fourth, Hamilton was without both starting offensive tackles and had a fullback playing guard on an all-Canadian offensive line. The Argos finally took control defensively, but earlier in the game they struggled to contain Tre Ford, repeatedly taking poor pursuit angles and allowing him to escape what should have been drive-ending sacks. On this week's Postgame Reaction, Ben and JB dig into every turning point, every missed opportunity, and why it's far too simplistic to pin the loss on one player or one kick. They also highlight the bright spots, including the resilience Toronto showed in battling back to give itself a chance in the final seconds. The easy takeaway is that one missed field goal cost Toronto the game. The correct takeaway is that a collection of mistakes over four quarters left the Argos badly needing that kick. Ben Grant and JB break it all down on this week's Xs and Argos Postgame Reaction.

Bubba O'Neil and Matt Bucknor host the Tiger-Cats' Pregame show ahead of Hamilton facing the Toronto Argonauts at Hamilton Stadium, with contributions from Steve Milton, Coach "Sal" Salavantis, Mike Daly and the broadcast crew Rick Zamperin and Simoni Lawrence.

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Bubba O'Neil and Matt Bucknor are on desk to recap the first half of the Week 7 game against the Toronto Argonauts at Hamilton Stadium.

Bubba O'Neil and Matt Bucknor break down the Ticats' win against the Toronto Argonauts at Hamilton Stadium. We hear from Coach Milanovich and Tre Ford. We also hear from Rick Zamperin and Simoni Lawrence for a postgame roundtable.

Louie Butko and Mike Daly get you set on Tiger-Cats Game Day for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats Week 7 matchup at Hamilton Stadium against the Toronto Argonauts on Saturday.

On this episode of The Milton Report, Steve Milton takes a look at an adversity-filled week as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats were forced indoors for much of their preparation due to poor air quality. He also gets you set for Saturday's matchup with the Toronto Argonauts.

After five straight games away from BMO Field, the Toronto Argonauts finally get something close to a home game as they head to Hamilton to face the Tiger-Cats in a pivotal East Division showdown. Ben Grant and JB get you set for a matchup that feels like a must-win for both clubs. This week, the guys break down a busy stretch of transactions, including Toronto's release of defensive tackle Dewayne Hendrix and offensive lineman Anim Dankwah, a trade for a former All-SEC player for Alabama, and the signing of standout Windsor kicker Brady Lidster. The conversation then turns to Chad Kelly, whose candid comments about Toronto's unprecedented road-heavy start to the season made headlines well beyond the CFL. Ben and JB discuss whether Kelly's frustrations are justified, how much the constant travel has affected the Argos, and why finally getting closer to home could make a difference over the second half of the season. Also on this week's episode: Home Suite Home, with another chance to win box tickets to Toronto's home opener Another surprise visit to practice from a former Argo Pick Six, featuring a listener question about the Hamilton seating controversy Injury Report OCDC One Thing Put Me Down for 20 Challenge Flag With Bo Levi Mitchell sidelined, the Tiger-Cats enter the week searching for answers at quarterback, while Toronto has an opportunity to get back above .500. It's another packed edition of the Xs and Argos Pregame Walkthrough, getting you ready for one of the biggest games of Toronto's season so far.

On this episode of Ticats This Week, Rick Zamperin, Simoni Lawrence and Matt Bucknor get you set for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats upcoming 'road' game as they play the Toronto Argonauts at Hamilton Stadium on Saturday. The boys give their weekly picks, discuss how Hamilton's offence can get back on track and the performance of the defence.

The Toronto Argonauts left Winnipeg feeling like they let one get away. Despite holding Brady Oliveira to just 64 total yards, forcing two turnovers, and limiting the Blue Bombers to a single offensive touchdown, the Argos fell 30-21 in a game where mistakes in all three phases ultimately proved too much to overcome. Ben Grant and JB break down a frustrating night at Princess Auto Stadium, where Chad Kelly turned in another strong performance and Makai Polk continued his emergence as one of the CFL's most dangerous receivers. But while the passing game generated big plays, the offensive line struggled to consistently handle Winnipeg's four-man rush, and after Sam Hicks burst through for a 26-yard run on Toronto's opening drive, the Argos managed just four rushing yards from him the rest of the night. The turning point came on special teams. Trailing by one score in the fourth quarter, Toronto missed a 40-yard field goal that was returned 129 yards by Trey Vaval for a touchdown - a devastating 10-point swing in a game ultimately decided by nine. Combined with other special teams miscues throughout the evening, it was the difference between flying home with a statement road win and leaving Winnipeg empty-handed. On this week's Postgame Reaction, Ben and JB examine the game through all three phases, discuss the early tackling issues on defence, why the unit still deserves plenty of credit for its overall performance, and where the offence and special teams must improve heading into next week's game against Hamilton.

The Toronto Argonauts continue their season-opening road trip with one of the toughest assignments in the CFL - a Friday night showdown in Winnipeg. Ben Grant and JB get you set for a pivotal Week 6 matchup as the 2-2 Argos look to climb the East Division standings and prove they're not the team some Power Rankings would have you believe. On this week's episode: Toronto's latest roster moves, including the exciting addition of Bubba Bolden Home Suite Home, with another chance to win box tickets to Toronto's home opener Pick Six, featuring a question about how the Argos prepare defensively without knowing Winnipeg's starting QB The latest injury report, including the impact of Dakota Shepley's return to practice and Cameron Judge's absence A full game preview and Xs-and-Os breakdown of both teams One Thing, Put Me Down for 20, and Challenge Flag Can the Argos slow down Brady Oliveira? Will Chad Kelly continue his strong start to the season? Ben Grant and JB break it all down on this week's Xs and Argos Pregame Walkthrough.

The Toronto Argonauts suffered their toughest loss of the young season Thursday night, falling 58-36 to the Calgary Stampeders in a game that slipped away just before halftime. For much of the opening half, the Argos were right where they wanted to be. The offence moved the football, special teams made several positive contributions, and Toronto looked poised to head into the break within striking distance. Then, with just 27 seconds remaining in the second quarter, Vernon Adams Jr. connected on a 73-yard touchdown pass that completely changed the complexion of the game. From that point on, Calgary seized control and never looked back. While the final score won't sit well with anyone in Double Blue, Ben Grant and JB explain why the offence wasn't the story. Chad Kelly and the Argos moved the ball effectively for much of the night, and there were encouraging performances across the offensive unit and on special teams. Instead, the difference was Calgary's ability to consistently attack Toronto through the air, as Vernon Adams Jr. put together the best passing performance of the young CFL season. On this week's Postgame Reaction, Ben and JB identify two specific areas Calgary repeatedly targeted on offence and discuss why it gave Toronto's defence so much trouble. More importantly, they examine whether those issues are correctable before next week's showdown with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. They'll also have radio replays with Mike Hogan from the call on TSN 1050. The Argos now have a full week to regroup before facing another major test on the road. Ben Grant and JB break down what went wrong, what still went right, and where the Double Blue go from here.

The Toronto Argonauts have won two straight and now head to Calgary for their fourth consecutive road game, looking to improve to 3-1 and continue climbing the East Division standings. This week, Ben Grant and JB celebrate two of the newest members of the All-Time Argos. The guys reflect on the remarkable careers of linebacker Kevin Eiben and defensive back Carl Brazley, discussing why both legends earned their place among the greatest players in franchise history and what made each of them so special. Ben and JB dive into the tactical battle that could decide the game. How can the Argos neutralize Calgary's talented defensive front? Should Chad Kelly continue to rely on quick decisions, tempo, and moving the pocket? And can Toronto's offence continue the efficiency it displayed in Regina? Plus: A discussion on Toronto's locker room culture and why it matters over the course of a CFL season A full game preview of Argos vs. Stampeders Injury Report Pick Six, explaining some of the football terminology fans hear every week OCDC: How should each team attack the opposing defence? One Thing Put Me Down for 20 Challenge Flag The road doesn't get any easier, but another win in Calgary would further establish the Argonauts as one of the CFL's hottest teams heading into Week 6.

Twofer Tuesday! That means two days of Teagan Witko in a row as she hosts the show today and the rundown goes as so. We start with what's trending in the sporting world from CFL to World Cup and everything in between. Coast to Coast with Arash Madani breaking news Ajou Ajou reinstatement into the CFL. Mid-Week Sound Off with Scott Schultz diagnosis on The Roughrider Loss to The Toronto Argonauts. Clutch performers and few unclutches. Press Coverage with Glen Suitor and Vernon Adams Jr. Is playing some good ball in Kelowna and since last season 178 Pass attempts without a single interception. Dave Thomas chats with Mathew Sexton and Johnny Johnson III to cap things off.

It's a Frenetic Friday recap on the latest edition of WCAD. Did Norway get it right by sitting their starters? Should we have expected anything different from Uruguay? Will Iran sneak into the Round of 32 on Saturday? Plus, a look at Cape Verde and Senegal sealing their spots in the knockout round, and we namedrop the Toronto Argonauts

The Toronto Argonauts marched into Regina and handed the Saskatchewan Roughriders their first loss of the season, knocking off the Riders 40-34 in what was officially a home game for Toronto but felt anything but. It wasn't a perfect performance, and it certainly wasn't a conventional one. There were explosive plays on offence, a game-changing punt return touchdown from Janarion Grant, momentum swings in every quarter, and a few head-scratching moments. But when the game hung in the balance, Toronto's biggest stars delivered. Chad Kelly once again led the offence with poise, the playmakers came through when it mattered most, and the Argos proved they have the firepower to beat anyone in the CFL. Now sitting at 2-1, Toronto leaves Saskatchewan with one of the league's most impressive road victories and a statement win over a team many considered the CFL's early benchmark. Ben Grant and JB break down everything from an entertaining Friday night in Regina, taking a closer look at the mistakes the Argos made, how they overcame them, and why this victory could be an important turning point early in the season. Plus: Players of the Game Plays of the Game Radio replays from TSN 1050 with Mike Hogan It wasn't flawless, but it was resilient, opportunistic, and ultimately good enough to leave Regina with a huge victory.

The Toronto Argonauts are coming off their first win of the season, but their toughest challenge yet awaits Friday night in Regina. Ben Grant and JB get you set for a showdown with the undefeated Saskatchewan Roughriders in what could be an early measuring-stick game for the Double Blue. This week, the guys break down Toronto's latest roster moves, highlighted by the signing of former Florida State offensive lineman Darius Washington. Ben dives into the film and explains why the Argos may have quietly improved one of their biggest areas of concern. They also discuss Mike Miller's decision to keep the team off the practice field earlier this week. Is it a smart way to manage players during a long road stretch, or a risk for a team still trying to establish its identity? The conversation then turns to Kevin Mital's new contract extension, and why the Argos may have secured one of the CFL's premier Canadian receivers in a deal that is legitimately good for both sides. After leading the league in receptions a season ago and exploding out of the gate in 2026, Mital is quickly becoming one of the league's most valuable offensive players. Plus: A look at the quarterback chaos unfolding in Ottawa and the Toronto connections surrounding it A full game preview of Friday night's clash in Saskatchewan Pick Six, featuring a listener question about whether a starter automatically gets his job back after a long injury absence Home Suite Home, including your chance to win tickets to Toronto's first home game in the newly renovated north-end boxes at BMO Field Injury Report OCDC One Thing Put Me Down for 20 Challenge Flag A win in Regina would send a message to the rest of the CFL. Friday night presents Toronto with its first opportunity to prove it belongs among the league's elite.

The Toronto Argonauts picked up their first win of the 2026 season in impressive fashion, rolling past the Ottawa Redblacks 44-24 in a game that got closer than the final score might suggest, but was never really in question either. Ben Grant and JB break down a dominant performance from the Double Blue, who piled up over 500 yards of offence and controlled the game from start to finish. Chad Kelly showed some rust, throwing four interceptions, but also reminded everyone why he's one of the CFL's most dangerous quarterbacks, surpassing 400 passing yards for the second consecutive week while throwing four touchdown passes. Offensively, the Argos got contributions from all over the field. Kevin Mital delivered one of the best performances of his young career, Tyler Kahmann continued to emerge as a reliable weapon, and Toronto's ground game provided enough balance to keep Ottawa on its heels throughout the afternoon. Defensively, this was a statement performance. The Argos limited Ottawa to a single touchdown and came up with the game's defining moment when they stuffed the Redblacks at the one-yard line, preserving control of the game and effectively ending any hopes of a comeback.  The victory wasn't without concern, however. Starting safety Robert Priester left the game with what appeared to be a serious injury, and his replacement, rookie Ethan John, impressed before suffering an injury of his own. There was also a scare late when Kevin Mital had to be helped off the field, though early indications suggest the standout receiver may have avoided a significant injury. The Argos are now 1-1, and with plenty of positives to build on, Ben Grant and JB break down everything that happened in Ottawa. Plus, the guys hand out their Players of the Game, relive the Plays of the Game, and look ahead to the next challenge on Toronto's schedule.

The Toronto Argonauts opened their 2026 season with a frustrating 37–30 loss in Montreal, a game that felt very much there for the taking. In his first game action in 581 days, Chad Kelly looked every bit like one of the CFL's elite quarterbacks, throwing for 445 yards and three touchdowns. The Argos also found some success on the ground, but costly drops, missed connections, and untimely mistakes prevented Toronto from turning a strong offensive performance into a victory. Defensively, the Argos struggled to generate consistent pressure on Davis Alexander, allowing the Montreal quarterback to settle into a rhythm and produce a huge night through the air. Special teams also played a major role in the outcome, surrendering a blocked punt touchdown and leaving points on the field with two missed field goals. Despite the loss, there were encouraging signs. Kelly's return was a major positive, Sam Hicks showed flashes in the backfield, and Tyler Kahmann continued to make a strong impression in his first regular season action. Still, all three phases of the team will need to improve quickly before next week's showdown against Ryan Dinwiddie's Ottawa Redblacks. Ben Grant and JB break down Mike Miller's regular-season debut as head coach, discuss what went right, what went wrong, and where the Argos go from here. Plus, hear the biggest moments from the game with radio replays from TSN 1050.

The Toronto Argonauts wrapped up their 2026 preseason schedule with a 20–14 loss to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Alumni Stadium in Guelph. While the final score won't count in the standings, there was no shortage of storylines as players battled for roster spots, practice roster opportunities, and potentially even starting jobs. With most established starters resting on both sides, this game was all about evaluation. Which players took advantage of their opportunities? Who did enough to force their way into roster discussions? And are there any newcomers or young players who may have put pressure on veteran incumbents heading into final cutdown day? Ben Grant and JB break down the key performances from across the roster, discuss the toughest decisions facing the coaching staff and management, and look ahead to what the final roster could look like as the Argos prepare for Week 1. Training camp is over. The evaluations are nearly complete. Now the hard decisions begin.

Mike Hogan is the play-by-play voice of the Toronto Argonauts and he joins Travis Currah and Sheldon Jones to preview the 2026 CFL season for the Argos.   00:00 - Open 00:23 - Being on the road to start the season 01:35 - Overcoming adversity 03:16 - A new atmosphere with Miller, Hufnagel and Barker 05:18 - The return of Chad Kelly 06:34 - The next step for Kevin Mital 08:05 - The receiving corps 10:24 - Overcoming the loss of Wynton McManis 13:07 - How's the running game shaping up? 15:40 - The underdog Argos 17:07 - Bulletin board material 20:11 - BMO Field Theme Games   SUBSCRIBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp1-WTbs82THRNHc-RQbCVA    2 and Out Merch: https://2-and-out-cfl.myspreadshop.ca/    Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/2andOutCFLPodcast 

On this edition, Mike and Josh take a look at where the Tiger-Cats are after the first week of camp, discuss what new rules they like and dislike and preview the first preseason game, a Saturday afternoon clash with the Toronto Argonauts.