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The Saskatchewan Roughriders captured their fifth Grey Cup title, defeating the Montreal Alouettes 25-17 behind a dominant defensive showing and three short-yardage touchdowns from Tommy Stevens. Trevor Harris threw for more than 300 yards while A.J. Ouellette added a five-yard rushing score, and Saskatchewan’s defense produced three interceptions — including two by Marcus Sayles and a late red-zone takeaway by Tevaughn Campbell.

From quarterbacks dissecting defenses to defensive linemen wreaking havoc in the trenches, these are the athletes who stood out above the rest in Week 23. We'll be highlighting this group every week of the season, so CFL fans can keep track of the top-tier talent making an impact across the league.

The 2025 CFL regular season has wrapped up, and the playoffs are already underway. We’re taking a look at the top performers in the CFL from the regular season with the 2025 PFF All-CFL Team. 

With the CFL regular season wrapped up, it’s time to take a look at some of the awards that are going to be given out. It’s important to note that these are not predictions of who will win each award, but who we at PFF believe should win.

From quarterbacks dissecting defenses to defensive linemen wreaking havoc in the trenches, these are the athletes who stood out above the rest in Week 22. We'll be highlighting this group every week of the season, so CFL fans can keep track of the top-tier talent making an impact across the league.

With Hamilton and B.C.’s big wins, it’s no surprise that they led the way this week with eight players each selected to the team. Despite prevailing, Winnipeg and Calgary were tied with Ottawa for the fewest selections at one each.

From quarterbacks dissecting defenses to defensive linemen wreaking havoc in the trenches, these are the athletes who stood out above the rest in Week 21. We'll be highlighting this group every week of the season, so CFL fans can keep track of the top-tier talent making an impact across the league.

The Blue Bombers, despite a narrow 17-16 win, led the way with seven players selected. The Stampeders ranked second with six, while the last-place Ottawa Redblacks didn’t have a player named to this week’s team.

From quarterbacks dissecting defenses to defensive linemen wreaking havoc in the trenches, these are the athletes who stood out above the rest in Week 20. We'll be highlighting this group every week of the season, so CFL fans can keep track of the top-tier talent making an impact across the league.

Samuel Emilus continues to shine when healthy, earning a position-best 84.0 PFF grade despite missing nine games. Winnipeg’s Deatrick Nichols also lands on the team after allowing just one catch for 8 yards and breaking up two other targets in a standout coverage performance.

From quarterbacks dissecting defenses to defensive linemen wreaking havoc in the trenches, these are the athletes who stood out above the rest in Week 19. We'll be highlighting this group every week of the season, so CFL fans can keep track of the top-tier talent making an impact across the league.

With their big win, it’s no surprise that the Hamilton Tiger-Cats led the way with nine players on this week’s team. Saskatchewan was second with eight, while British Columbia had five. Ottawa and Calgary both saw just one player make the team.

From quarterbacks dissecting defenses to defensive linemen wreaking havoc in the trenches, these are the athletes who stood out above the rest in Week 18. We'll be highlighting this group every week of the season, so CFL fans can keep track of the top-tier talent making an impact across the league.

From quarterbacks dissecting defenses to defensive linemen wreaking havoc in the trenches, these are the athletes who stood out above the rest in Week 17. We'll be highlighting this group every week of the season, so CFL fans can keep track of the top-tier talent making an impact across the league.

Despite losing 26-18 in their game against Winnipeg, the Ottawa Redblacks actually finished with eight players on this week’s Team, the most in the league. The B.C. Lions were second with five players after their massive win over Calgary

From quarterbacks dissecting defenses to defensive linemen wreaking havoc in the trenches, these are the athletes who stood out above the rest in Week 16. We'll be highlighting this group every week of the season, so CFL fans can keep track of the top-tier talent making an impact across the league.

With Montreal’s massive victory, it’s no shock that it leads the way this week with six players selected to the Team. The Toronto Argonauts are second with five, while Saskatchewan, B.C. and Edmonton all notched four.