The 2025 CFL is in 2 books of the regular season’s week, with three road teams winning. There are some exciting matches in the week 3, but let’s take a look at standout artists, plays and games from that first week.
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Aggressive player of the week: Rec Keesean Johnson, SASKATCEWAN RAFRERDER
Former NFL Draft Pick Suskechewan’s win over Tiger-Cat was the top target for Trevor Harris as he snatched eight passes for 124 yards and a touchdown. East Palo Alto, a 28 -year -old native of California, recorded 746 yards and five touchdowns in the previous season, the first in CFL. This is still hurry, but Johnson is ready to break those numbers as an important piece in his team’s crime in 2025.
Honorable Mention: REC Kenny Laler, Hamilton Tiger-Cat
Defensive Player of the Week: DL Dylan Vyan, Montreal Alouets
The 32 -year -old was played like a man, which was part of a major Montreal Protection Line against Ottawa, with five tackles and a sack recording. WYNN also made an important tackle for the damage in the first quarter, which took a touchdown dip by Dustin Krum, resulting in a third -place to gamble to gamble. The selection of a three-time all-East Division is closed for a strong start for the year.
Honorable Mention: DL Folarin Orimoled, Calgary Stampders
Special Teams Player of the Week: Ke Jose Maltos, Montreal Ulouts
The 33-year-old, his team’s 39–18 win over Redblack was perfect, which was three-three-three-three on field goals and three-three on convert efforts. Not all fields were round, either, either Maltos was connected to 49 yards in the second quarter and was 50 yards in the fourth quarter. We would not be surprised that if his arm was tired of much flexing during his ceremonies.
Honorable Mention: LB Micah Titz, Calgary Stampders
Breakout Player of the Week: RB Matthew Peterson, Vinypeg Blue Bomes
Former First-Team You Sports All-Canedians made their professional debut in Week 2 and quickly emphasized in the backfield after injury to Brady Olivera. Native of Brooks, Alta. Running 23 times for 130 yards and running 23 times for a touchdown, reduced the defense of BC and created the most opportunity for the opportunity. Pietersen was the fourth round pick in the 2024 CFL draft outside the University of Alberta. If he keeps playing in this way, other teams want them to be elected higher.
Honorable Mention: RB Travis Thees, Montreal Uluts
Week aggressive line: Vinypeg Blue Bombers
Stanley Bryant, Micah Venterpool, Chris Koloncovski, Patrick Nepheld, and Kendall Randolf’s unit helped the blue bombers to generate more than 200 running yards while resting in the pocket. Left guard Liam Dobson was away from ideal to lose in Tiger-Cat in free agency but the unit of Vennipag passed its first test of the year with flight colors.
Honorable Mention: Suskchewan Reforridrs
Week coaches: OC Jason Hogan, Vinypeg Blue Bomes
The first -time aggressive coordinator did not go to the matchup against BC on Thursday and lost Brady Olivera almost immediately due to injury. Nobody matched as blue bombers, with pure crime and 34 points for an impressive domestic victory at a distance of 438 yards. The irony is that the head coach Vinypeg defeated, Bak Pierce, the same person who was promoted to replace Hogan.
Honorable Mention: DC Jordan Younger, Vinypeg Blue Bombers
Oh my goodness, what a grip !!
To take dohnte meirs down with to-drag swag!
, @SSSKROGHRIDERS Vs Tiger-Cat now live
– CFL (@CFL) June 15, 2025
Best Sports of Week: REC Dohel Mayors, Suskchewan Reforridrs
Week 2 had many great catchs, but no one was better than this, which helped promote a scoring drive for the Reflerers. The Mayors pigeons on the path of a corner and secure the ball by exploiting their toe on the turf as their motion excluded them from the border. The catch not only wore the crowd, but also set a tone for Suskechewan in the fourth quarter as he sealed a win on the road.
Honorable Mention: DL Lawal Uguk, Montreal Alouets
The worst game of the week: Ke Brett Lauther, Suskchewan Rafarrs
NS, a native of True, NS widened the 29-yard field goal attempt with 55 seconds left in Hamilton, giving Tiger-Cat a chance to run the field and win with a touchdown. It was a bad night for Luther and as he went for two-five at the field goal efforts and missed a convert. The 34-year-old bounced well with a three-seven performance last year, so it is expected to do so in 2025 as well.
Honorable Mention: QB Bo Levi Mitchell, Hamilton Tiger-Cat
Best Game of Week: BC Lions in Vinypeg Blue Bombers
The BC’s crime took some time to find his feet, but despite the injury for the CFL’s reign, it was a great game for a distance of 848 yards, combined for pure crime at a distance of 848 yards, Chris Strewler threw three touchdown passes, Kon Hacher scored a shocking score at 77-Gaja, which was a surprising brakes. Stadium.
Honorable Mention: Suskechewan Rafarrs in Hamilton Tiger-Cats
The worst game of the week: Calgary Stampders in Toronto Argonats
Good news, insomnia! If you see the first part of this game, you are cured. Things eventually got hot in the second half – Vernon Adams Junior scored some good runs and Demonte Caxi made a sleek touchdown – but it was a relatively boring game overall. Toronto’s quarterback is not enough to start the bus season and is a large part why they are 0-2.
Honorable Mention: Montreal Uloutes in Ottawa Redblack
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