Tag Archives: Saskatchewan Roughriders

"Way to remind me," Darian Durant said with a bit of smile when asked how he's feeling one year after his season-ending Achilles injury. "It's something I'm trying to forget." And so, too, is Rider Na...

The University of Regina Rams will host the first-ever game at the new Mosaic Stadium. The team will take on the University of Saskatchewan Huskies on Oct. 1, 2016. The City of Regina will use the eve...

Roughriders number two quarterback B.J. Coleman knows he still has a lot to learn. His first game in the green and white on June 11 didn't go exactly the way he'd hoped. He made just eight of 15 passe...

It was the Roughriders first practice of the year at Mosaic Stadium and fans that attended were greeted by head coach Chris Jones. Jones gathered the fans into one section of the stands and addressed ...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have added two international quarterbacks to their roster. G.J. Kinne, 27, joins the Riders after spending the last four seasons in the NFL. The 6'2", 218 lbs Texas p...

It was a financial year that in many ways matched the 2015 Roughriders' play on the field. The team held its annual general meeting last night in Regina, officially presenting its financial numbers to...

After ending the preseason with another loss, the Roughriders cut 20 players from the roster. The biggest name on the list is the former second string quarterback Brett Smith. He was forced into a sta...

Chris Jones didn't get a warm welcome in his return to Edmonton. "People act ugly and call you names and stuff as you walk on the field, unfortunately, but that's part of it. It's pro football," admit...

It has been two weeks since Roughriders fans have seen Justin Capicciotti at camp, but Wednesday he returned - and no one was happier than he was. "It's tough not practicing," Capicciotti said after h...

As the second pre-season game and second round of cuts creep up on the Roughriders, practice got a little physical Tuesday morning.  Head coach Chris Jones likes intensity in practice, but he was...