CFL announces changes to goal posts, field size and more | Regina Leader Post
Beginning in 2026, the rouge and play clock will be modified before drastic field changes in 2027 which include moving the goal posts.| leaderpost
From the pick-six by Antoine Brooks Jr. to the touchdown-saving tackle by A.J. Ouellette, here are the top takeaways from Saskatchewan's win| Regina Leader-Post
Saskatchewan improves to 11-4 with the victory over Ottawa on Friday night in Week 18 of the CFL season| Regina Leader-Post
From his "crazy" journey to the CFL to what he'd be doing if he weren't playing football, get to know Roughriders receiver Shawn Bane Jr.| Regina Leader-Post
Receiver Kian Schaffer-Baker returns to the lineup while kicker Brett Lauther and a few others are headed to the injured list| Regina Leader-Post
Is it time for the Saskatchewan Roughriders to rest their starting quarterback?| Regina Leader-Post
Game notes and more as the Roughriders get set to visit the Elks on Saturday in Week 17 of the CFL season.| Leader Post - RSS Feed
Get to know the veteran kick returner for the Saskatchewan Roughriders in this week's "Up Close" Q-and-A profile| Leader Post - RSS Feed
"I don't want to say it's a wake-up call but it's a subtle reminder this is professional football."| Leader Post - RSS Feed
Roughriders kicker Brett Lauther and quarterback Trevor Harris share their thoughts on the CFL's rule changes which were announced Monday| Leader Post - RSS Feed
Saskatchewan Roughriders hearing mixed feedback about changes, with fears about Americanizing the game| Leader Post - RSS Feed
Beginning in 2026, the rouge and play clock will be modified before drastic field changes in 2027 which include moving the goal posts.| leaderpost
Reynolds provides insight on how the CFL's new rules and modifications will change the game to what this means for turf at Mosaic Stadium.| leaderpost
Two more Riders victories would guarantee a CFL postseason game at Mosaic Stadium| leaderpost
Despite the signing of Campbell Fair, Lauther is going about business as usual as the Roughriders prepare to visit the Stampeders.| leaderpost
Despite beating Saskatchewan, the Stampeders remain second in the CFL West| leaderpost
Thoughts on Saskatchewan's 29-9 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and a preview of the Roughriders upcoming game in Calgary on Saturday.| leaderpost
Saskatchewan's defence intercepted Hamilton's Bo Levi Mitchell twice while Trevor Harris threw three touchdowns in the win.| leaderpost
Head coach Corey Mace gives his 5-1 squad a "B ... we're just not quite there yet."| leaderpost
Two hot, veteran QBs — Saskatchewan's Trevor Harris and Hamilton's Bo Levi Mitchell — are headed for a showdown on Saturday.| leaderpost
It's the second and final meeting of the season between the two teams in Week 11 of the CFL season.| leaderpost
Jermarcus Hardrick: "Every decision we make affects everybody who comes to work every day within our circuit."| leaderpost
The rookie will draw into Saskatchewan's starting lineup for injured receiver Ajou Ajou on Saturday against the Redblacks| leaderpost
Episode 173 of the podcast previews an enticing matchup as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats visit the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Saturday.| leaderpost
Without playing a single CFL game, Willson has created a league-wide frenzy| leaderpost
The Rider Rumblings podcast is back for a new season as Taylor Shire and Darrell Davis preview Saskatchewan Roughriders training camp.| leaderpost
No CFL team has a stronger quarterback group than the Riders| leaderpost
Two-time Grey Cup champion Chris Best and longtime assistant coach Alex Smith Sr. make up the class of 2025 along with Steve Molnar.| leaderpost
