The 2025 CFL regular season’s week 7 is over and the week 8 will soon come to us, but let’s take a look at standout artists, plays and games from the first week.
These awards are selected 3downation ‘S contributors and the entire 2025 season will be presented weekly. enjoy.
Week aggressive player: QB Trever Harris, Suskechen Rafriders
The 39 -year -old performed his best for the season this week as he fulfilled 395 yards, three touchdowns and 23 -30 pass efforts for a blockage. Experienced’s favorite goal was Dohen Mayors, who held seven passes for 132 yards and two touchdowns. If the season is over now, one can make a strong argument that Harris should nominate the West Division for the most outstanding player.
Honorable Mention: QB Vernon Adams Junior, Calgary Stampders
Defensive Player of the Week: DB Stavros Catsantonis, Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Experienced security was throughout the ground in the nation’s capital, recording six defensive tackle, a tackle for a loss, and a blockage. The 28-year-old has not yet been named the All-East Division through his five-year CFL career, but it may change in 2025 as the university of British Columbia product is at the speed of setting new career-high in defensive tackle and interception.
Honorable Mention: DB Tarvaras McFaden, Toronto Argonats
Special Teams Player of the Week: P Mark Waset, Calgary Stampders
The rogue puncture was not required in Calgary’s blowout win over Blue Bombers, but he managed to make a 48.5-yard net average on four boots. The 28-year-old native of Australia parked two punishments inside the five-yard line of Winnipag, including 55-yard pant that stopped at the three-yard line and 63-yard pant of the Blue Bombers, which stopped at the house team’s one-yard line. Incredible.
Honorable Mention: K S Sergio Castilo, Vinypeg Blue Bombers
Breakout Player of the Week: LB Ray Wilbourne, Hamilton Tiger-Cat
28 -year -old native of Lanceing, Mich. During the training camp, Hamilton’s initial job in weak-side lineback started to win and continuously flash, with 25 defensive tackles and four special teams recorded through six games. The physical defender extinguished the seven tackle against Ottawa on Sunday night, limiting Redblack to the offense of only 316 net yards in a 30–15 win.
Honorable Mention: DB Sheldon Arnold II, Calgary Stampeders
Week aggressive line: Suskchewan Reforridrs
Darius Washington, Zack Fry, Logan Ferland, Jacob Brahmer, and Jerkaras Hardric’s unit was solid against BC, allowing zero sacks to allow and AJ Oulet, Tommy Stevens and Ka ‘Dim Kerry helped run away from 111 yards over 25 attempts. Washington was the third separate player of Suskechewan to start from the left tack this season, but each of them has done a good job.
Honorable Mention: Calgary Stampders
Week Coach: DC Bob Sloic, Calgary Stampders
The 71-year-old has to play brilliantly this season to his unit as this season as the Stampaders forced six Techway in a 41-20 win over Blue Bombers. Clarence Hicks, Jayylon Hutchings, and Miles Brown each found a house for sacks against Vinypeg, while Adrian Green, Damon Web, Jayidan Grant, and Anthony Johnson recorded each.
Honorable Mention: HC Corey Mess, Suskechewan Reforridrs
What happened?!?!
It is a Toronto ball in which it is within 3 minutes to play.
, @TorontoARGOS Vs Alouettes live now
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– CFL (@CFL) July 18, 2025
Best Game of Week: DB Derek Slaveka, Toronto Argonats
They say that efforts cannot be made – if this is true, it seems that Toronto’s crook security was just born with it. After starting the game flowing to his right, Slaveka reverse the field when he saw the coal spiker alone for the end region. The defender sprinkled, caught the receiver, and forced a fambal for only inch before crossing the goal line, took points from the board and captured Argonats.
Honorable Mention: QB Vernon Adams Junior, Calgary Stampders
MOOSE is back to the end region!
Damian Alford has the second touchdown of the night.
– CFL (@CFL) July 19, 2025
The worst game of the week: DB Markwis Bridge, Vinypeg Blue Bombers
Stampeders sent Ruki Deep Thret Demian Alford to a Go route and depended on the bridges to cover it. Only clearly clearly clearly clearly clearly, clearly clearly, the bridges stopped walking in coverage, easily left the first overall pick in the final area for touchdown in this year’s draft. You do not need to be an expert on a defensive back play to know that bridges made a big mistake here.
Honorable Mention: QB Chris Strewler, Vinypeg Blue Bomes
Best Game of Week: Montreal Uloutes in Toronto Argonauts
The game provided two shocks to the audience: one when Argonots opened up 18 points despite being a 7.5-point road underdog, and then one more when they coughs it. Toronto defensive back Tarvaras McFaden and Derek Sleevka did brilliant plays, as Montreal Quarterback Davis Alexander did it when he placed the team on his back to win.
Honorable Mention: Calgary Stampders in Vinypeg Blue Bombers
The worst game of the week: Hamilton Tiger-Cat in Ottawa Redblack
The game will be remembered for most helmet-to-halmet hits, causing the Drew Brown’s lids to fly throughout the ground. It never felt very competitive, nor was it especially good crowd to see it live. Kudos to Bo Levi Mitchell to reach the top ten in the all-time CFL passing yard, which was a good historical element for this game.
Honorable Mention: Suskechewan Reforridrs in BC Lions
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