The 2025 CFL regular season week 4 has won the friendly realm of their own stadiums with three home teams. The week 5 will feature the first version of Ontario’s first edition of this year’s fight, but first see standout artists, plays and games back from that week.
These awards are selected 3downation ‘S contributors and the entire 2025 season will be presented weekly. enjoy.
Week aggressive players: QB Zach Collaros, Vinypeg Blue Bomes
The most outstanding player of the two -time CFL performed a vintage at a pack Princess Auto Stadium on Thursday night, throwing for 334 yards and three touchdowns. The 36-year-old night’s best game may have come to the ground, however, when he dodged an upcoming blitz for the 13-yard Rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter to win over Edmonton, which improved his team’s record 3–0.
Honorable Mention: RB AJ Ooulet
Defense of Week: DL Andrew Chatfield Junior, Toronto Argonats
Six-cut-two, 250-pound defender was a one-moleous debris team against Redlax, recorded eight defensive tackles, two sacks and a pass knockdown. 26 -year -old native of plantation, Fla. Has now made five sacks in four matches with Toronto to lead the entire CFL. For reference, no player in the league had more than eight sacks of the previous season.
Honorable Mention: LB Davin Veresuk, Hamilton Tiger-Cat
Special Teams Player of the Week: P Joe Couch, Suskchewan Reforridrs
Australia’s 30-year-old man digested seven times for a distance of 48.7 yards against Tiger-Cat, which is the best figure by any player in CFL so far this season. The couch killed two singles, which were probably not ideal, but they came from a distance of 77 and 74 yards, yet provide a respectable field-flip.
Honorable Mention: DB Derek Slaveka, Toronto requests
Breakout Player of the Week: DB Derek Slaveka, Toronto Argonats
Outside Ethaka College, a cheater did two huge plays in Toronto’s victory on Redblack. In the first half, he picked up a thunder from Kalil Pimpleton and returned it 105 yards for touchdown. In the second half, Slywka reversed the field after completing an attempt of a blocked area target and returned it at a distance of 120 yards to the touchdown. Two touchdowns and a total of over 200 yards? A crook is not bad for a defensive back.
Honorable Mention: LB Davin Veresuk, Hamilton Tiger-Cat
Week aggressive line: Vinypeg Blue Bombers
The unit of Stanley Bryant, Gabe Wallace, Chris Koloncovski, Patrick Nepheld and Kendall Randolf was rock-sleed against a strong adamonton defensive line, allowing only one sack to be allowed. Vinypeg had virtually no ground game for the first three quarters, but the aggressive line was able to open late holes when it was most important because Matthew Peterson alone was 57 yards away in the fourth quarters.
Honorable Mention: BC Lions
Week Coach: DB Brent Monson, Hamilton Tiger-Cat
Hamilton’s defense was looking like a brand-new unit, holding Alouettes for a net offense of 226 yards. Dewin Veraceuk and Julian Hacer created a defensive touchdown, Hosere and Mario Candrix got homes for sacks, and Tiger-Cat forced four total takeaets, leading to the team the first win of the season.
Honorable Mention: Oc Mark Muller, Suskchewan Reforridrs
Slywka does it again! His second 100+ yard of this day, this time a blocked area away from the target! pic.twitter.com/OJTRS9CFPP
– TSN (@TSN_Sports) June 30, 2025
Best Game of Week: DB Derek Slaveka, Toronto Argonats
The 24-year-old Sunday’s second part was Johnny-on-the-spot, when Anthony Launior II blocked a field goal attempt from Lewis Ward. Slywka sprinkled back to gather the jumping ball, ran to its left, then returned the entire path to its right and found it in the daylight, took it to the house at a distance of 120 yards. It was not definitely a game of sports, but still a game.
Honorable Mention: REC Nick Demsky, Vinypeg Blue Bombers
The worst game of the week: QB MCLEOD BETHEL-Thampson, Montreal Alouettes
The experienced passer had a chance to run the ground nearby and tie the late game in the fourth quarter, but wasted the opportunity on the first game of Montreal’s possession. Bethel-Thompson appeared a good snap from Justin Lawrence and the ball was bouncing in the end field, where it was recovered by a protective lineman Julian Hosure for a touchdown, obtained the game for Hamilton.
Honorable Mention: QB Jeremia Masoli, BC Lions
Another for Hamilton!
Julian Hacer picks up Fambles and takes it home! #Cflgameday
Tune @WestJet Canada Day Weekend.
: Alouettes vs. @Ticats live now
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– CFL (@CFL) June 28, 2025
Best Game of Week: Admonton Alks in Vinnipag Blue Bombers
This was not the biggest sport in CFL history, but it was shown a lot of big plays as Karik Wheatfall, Nick Demsky and CON Julian-Granth as each score touchfall from more than 50 yards out. The atmosphere was outstanding at the Princess Auto Stadium and Elks stunned the strong fight as the game was included in the fourth quarter.
Honorable Mention: Toronto Argonats in Ottawa Redblack
The worst game of the week: Montreal Uloutes in Hamilton Tiger-Cats
after Cfl on tsn Analyzer Luke Wilson called The Friday Night Football Matchup with a week 3 “hot waste”, it was a worse. The teams combined for pure crime at a distance of 535 yards and had some continuous drives. There was a good moment when Dewin Veraceuk scored on pick-six at the beginning of his first career, but overall, the game was forgetful.
Honorable Mention: BC Lions among Suskechewan Reforridrs
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