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INDEPTH: 2005 CFL PREVIEW CFL
season set to kick off CBC Sports Online
| Last updated June 21, 2005
June is a special time for Canadians. It's the
end of the school year, the beginning of summer and, most important
for football fans, the return of the Canadian Football League.
The 2005 CFL season kicks off Wednesday, and CBC Sports Online prepares
you for the upcoming campaign by taking an in-depth look at all
nine teams and evaluating their chances of hoisting the 93rd Grey
Cup.
With the help of the CFL on CBC panel, we examine all the
major off-season moves, highlight the key players to keep an eye
on, analyze the stories that will shape the upcoming season, and
answer the major questions on every fan's mind.
Can the Argos repeat as Grey Cup champions? Will Henry Burris help
turn the Stampeders around? Will the returning Ricky Ray be the
difference for the Eskimos? What will the Gliebermans do for the
Renegades and football in the nation's capital?
Read on and find out.
FEATURES
CBC Sports Online talks to CFL commissioner Tom Wright
Five stories that will be in the spotlight
Five players looking to follow in the footsteps of Elgaard, Gabriel and Kwong
Improving the quality of on-field officiating was a top priority for the CFL this off-season
Darren Flutie, Greg Frers and Sean Millington discuss the various free-agent
signings around the league
All of the major CFL news and signings that occurred over the past seven months
CBC Sports Online talks to the Edmonton quarterback who's getting a lot of attention in 2005
The Renegades' newest owners are all too familiar to Ottawa football fans
Show your true CFL colours with our desktop wallpaper
Relive the Grey Cup with our selection of photos from the 2004 championship
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