The CFL of 2025 has come close with the teams that sweep the 3 slate of the regular season’s week. There are four complicated divisional matches in the week 4, but first let us look at standout artists, plays and games from that week.
These awards are selected 3downation The contributors and will be presented weekly in the 2025 season. enjoy.
Week aggressive players: QB Davis Alexander, Montreal Ulouts
The 26-year-old sliced Admonton’s secondary was completed in three quarters of three quarters, 254 yards, three touchdowns and 20-to-24 pass efforts for zero blockage. Alexander left the game with a clear Hamstring injury, but not afraid, the fans of the Ulouetts – according to the man himself, He stayed out for precautionary reasons,
Honorable Mention: REC Doen Mayors, Suskechewan Rafarrs
Defense player of the Week: DB Jamal Parker, Vinypeg Blue Bomes
The 27-year-old is still new to the security situation, but was played against Lions at an all-star level, six tackles, a blockage, a pass knockdown and a fambal recovery recording, he returned 57 yards for a touchdown. Parker missed the entire 2024 season due to a torn ACL and shows why blue bombers landed with him from such a serious injury.
Honorable Mention: DB Adrian Firi, Ottawa Redblack
Special Teams Player of the Week: KR Mario Alford, Suskchewan Rafrarders
There was speculation that 33 -year -old, during the training camp, was going to defeat Suskechewan’s return job, but left for a tremendous start for the Alphord season. Five-foot-eight, 180-pound speedster returned four punishment for 71 yards and four kickoff returns for 172 yards and a touchdown (more on it).
Honorable Mention: K S Sergio Castilo, Vinypeg Blue Bombers
Breakout Player of the Week: REC Kevin Mital, Toronto Argonats
The first round out of the Laval Universe was the top receiver of Pick Toronto, who was in the team’s narrow loss to the Rafarders, capturing seven passes for 98 yards and a touchdown in the BMO field. Mital is now a full -time starter after being a rotational player in 2024 and he is already close to topping last year’s yogas in reception and yardage.
Honorable Mention: DL Andrew Chatfield, Toronto Argonats
Week aggressive line: Ottawa Redblack
Dino Boyd’s unit, Drew Desjirlis, Jacob Ruby, Daryas Bladech, and Darta Lee struggled in Ottawa’s first two matches, but captured the rainy situation in Calgary, which controls the line of scribe in the run game. Redblack recorded 239 rushing yards in its first win of the season, including 96 from Daniel Edaboboy, 82 from William Stanback and 64 from Dustin Krum.
Honorable Mention: Montreal Alouettes
Week coaches: HC Jason Mass, Montreal Ulouts
Alouets played as if they were shot out of a cannon in week 3, the commanding leading 28–6 until the beginning of the fourth quarter. Despite a change in quarterbacks, Montreal has left for another spectacular start this year, clicking all three stages to help the team reach a record of 3–0.
Honorable Mention: DC Mike Benevides, BC Lions
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Best Game of Week: KR Mario Alford, Suskchewan Reforridrs
The veteran speedster ripped the 99-yard kickoff returns in the last minute of the game on Friday night, sniffing Toronto’s return bid. Alford was initially patient, then exploded through the seam when his blocks took shape. A couple of major blocks on the play came from the defensive lineman Aaron Patrick and the Defense Peeth Jayden Dalke.
Honorable Mention: OL Tui Eli, Vinypeg Blue Bombers
The worst game of the week: Toronto Argonat’s Kickoff Coverage
This is not easier than having the correct number of players on the ground, which failed to do Argonauts Mario Alford’s game-winner touchdown. There were only 11 players in Toronto, who certainly contributed to breaking up the team coverage. The injuries have stopped the sailors late, but there is no excuse for 12 players on the field.
Honorable Mention: RB James Butler, BC Lions
Best Game of Week: Suskechen Rafarrs in Toronto Argonots
The game was away from a classic-the teams combined for 29 punishment for 307 yards-but the last minute touchdown of Mario Alford is a drama fan that will remember for years. There were only two games that were particularly close this week and the other was played in the monsoon, so it takes a cake.
Honorable Mention: Montreal Uloutes in Edmonton Elks
Hotter of Week: Ottawa Redblack in Calgary Stampders
The terrible weather situation at McMahon Stadium made it difficult for any team to go very aggressively, making the game similar to some of the 1950s. Many fallen passes due to wind and rain, a lot of stumbling and some fambles. Kudos provoked fans who provoked rain to sit through this one.
Honorable Mention: Vinypeg Blue Bombers in BC Lions
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