Off to an 0-4 start after a 47-21 loss to Winnipeg last week, the Eskimos were publicly read the riot act by president Rick LeLacheur before tonight's game against the Lions
Following last week's loss Maurice Lloyd said, “A lot of guys in this locker room need to go visit the Wizard of Oz and ask for a brain or a heart.” CFL.ca's Dave Campbell agrees.
The 26-year-old defensive lineman is set to start at defensive tackle when the winless 0-4 Eskimos take on the visiting 1-3 B.C. Lions (9 p.m. ET, TSN).
The president and CEO of the Edmonton Eskimos, Rick Lelacheur, has served notice -- if the team loses to the B.C. Lions on Friday, there will be changes.
Steven Jyles earned his first victory as a starting quarterback when he threw for 267 yards and ran in a pair of touchdowns as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers defeated the Edmonton Eskimos 47-21 Saturday night.
So far, the only identity the Eskimos have formed is a team that bungles away victories, something that needs to change, and fast explains CFL.ca's Dave Campbell.
After a disappointing last couple of weeks, the Blue Bombers need to get back to their winning ways this weekend and they may be getting the perfect tonic in the winless Edmonton Eskimos.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders celebrated the franchise’s 100th anniversary in style, finishing strong to defeat the visiting Edmonton Eskimos 24-20 to remain undefeated.
The Eskimos and Roughriders head into Saturday's game going in opposite directions with the Riders looking to stay undefeated and the Esks hoping to avoid falling to 0-3.
Edmonton Eskimos rookie safety Saleem Borhot may have gotten his first career start due to injuries above him, but he's showing the coaches he belongs on the first team.
The 2010 edition of the Edmonton Eskimos will honour the Esks’ 1975 Grey Cup winning squad when they take to the field Friday, August 6th in vintage uniforms as part of the CFL’s 1970’s Retro program.
Jerald Brown's interception return for a touchdown was the difference as the Montreal Alouettes got their first win of the season Sunday, defeating the Edmonton Eskimos 33-23.
After losing in Week 1, both the Montreal Alouettes and the Edmonton Eskimos will be looking for redemption when they face off today at Commonwealth Stadium.
The Eskimos have signed non-import safety James Green to a practice roster agreement. Green appeared in 18 games with the Argonauts last season mainly on special teams.
The opening week of the 2010 season presented highlights and heroics from veteran stars and rookies alike. Re-live the opening weekend of the season in CFL Replay.
Jamal Robertson had a monster debut for the BC Lions rushing for a career high 168 yards and a touchdown as the BC Lions beat the Edmonton Eskimos 25-10 on Sunday night.
Professional football enjoys the longest off-season among all the sports played in North America, but those six months off are sorely needed explains CFL.ca's Dave Campbell
The locker room and field may be new, but the “win or else” expectations that come with playing in the City of Champions has not changed. Here are 4 keys to an Eskimos victory.
It took the Edmonton so long to get their first interception last year that the players finally started a pick pool to guess who would finally stop the shutout streak. It won't happen again.
The CFL is hoping to pick up where it left off when the 2010 regular season kicks off tomorrow with a marquee Grey Cup rematch between the Alouettes and Roughriders.