Dave Campbell reporting the Elks are going to sign Prokup as their short yardage QB. Am I missing something when they already have the ultra athletic Tre Ford at #2? Yet our plan is to initially just keep VA on the field. Henry Burris was the best short-yardage QB in the league when he won a Grey C...

Hi there, new BC Lions fan this year. I've been reading a lot of really interesting discussion around the training camp process on this forum this summer and figured I'd make an account to join up. Cheers! Go Lions Welcome redrover. I've been a Lions' fan since 1963. I got my first season tickets i...

Hatcher’s contract has been described as a “backloaded cap-friendly” deal. If he returns this year, it won’t cost the team much.

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Lots of changes in the secondary with Lee out, Mauger and Sayles cut, Edwards-Cooper gone. I thought they were pretty strong last year so it is surprising to see so much turnover. I have lots of confidence in Phillips to make these decisions, but it might take some time for things to settle and gel...

Still a bit of a log jam in some position groups. After taking the existing roster and parsing out Catchings & Chen who were cut a few days ago, those released and those added to the PR I come up with 50 names left on the active roster. There still is an overabundance of OL listed with 9 and DL...

Sayles is a surprise. He missed part of training camp, which gave American rookie Ronald Kent and Canadian draft pick Christophe Beaulieu quality reps at halfback. Both survived the cuts. With national DBs Adrian Greene, Patrice Rene and Beaulieu on the roster, Bagayogo didn't show enough developmen...

The Lions have released 12 players, including veteran DB Marcus Sayles and second-year DB Siriman Bagayogo, and have added 10 others to the practice roster. June 2, 2024 Signed to practice roster agreements: American wide receiver Stanley Berryhill American defensive lineman Juliano Falaniko Nationa...

Who are the Lions final cuts ? Tried searching the Lions website and CFL.ca Seems to be a big secret. The Lions are usually the last team to announce their cuts, and the information is always limited. They don’t finalize their roster until the eve of their first regular season game, when they decla...

dtrain wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 01, 2024 6:05 pm

Does anyone know why someone was wearing Hatcher’s #4?

Ronald Kent was issued that number at the start of camp. At the time, with 100 players on the roster, there were a lot of numbers duplicated on offence and defence. If Kent survives final cuts, he’ll probably be issued a new number.

I tried to watch the line play from the end zone, a perspective I didn’t have from the Hillside Stadium bleachers at training camp. On offence, Tyler Packer has moved up the depth chart at centre and took some reps with the first team. The line seem to play better with him in the middle but Andrew P...

It took a few years to come to this decision but Rick Campbell said today that the Lions decided to get bigger this year on the offensive and defensive lines and at running back. They have the bigger bodies to do it. The rotations on the defensive line will be interesting. Moore took first-team rep...

CrazyCanuck89 wrote: ↑

Fri May 31, 2024 1:17 pm

You guys had games last year with Greene, Bagayogo and Rene backing up in the secondary. Probably one of the only teams to use more DBs, than LBs for special teams.

Yes, and Beaulieu and Ringland give the Lions 5 potential quality national DBs. I expect Beaulieu to land a roster spot.

I think we’ll see Vernon Adams and the Lions’ starters play at least the first quarter, and possibly most of the first half. Edmonton is resting many starters, so the Lions should be able to jump out to a lead. New Lions to watch include running back Will Stanback and receiver Travis Fulgham on offe...

It took a few years to come to this decision but Rick Campbell said today that the Lions decided to get bigger this year on the offensive and defensive lines and at running back. They have the bigger bodies to do it. The rotations on the defensive line will be interesting. Moore took first-team reps...

The Lions' starting lineup for Friday's final preseason game is the same as the first-team offence and defence that they've deployed at training camp. Projected new starters on offence this year are former Montreal RB Will Stanback, second-year Lions receivers Ayden Eberhardt and Justin McInnis and ...