Justin Dunk is a Sports Journalist at [Employer]. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and professional sports, including individual and team sports, as well as international sports leagues and federations. Additionally, Justin is passionate about issues related to animal cruelty and the intersection of sports and animal welfare.
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Justin Dunk's articles primarily focus on local sports, particularly the Canadian Football League (CFL) and NFL. He often covers news related to football players, teams, and quarterbacks.
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By: Justin Dunk
Tommy Stevens does not care what people call him. “I had a buddy tell me one time that he tried picking his own nickname,” Stevens said. “I remember we were in high school and we made fun of him for a long time for trying to pick his own nickname, so whatever people want to […]
Josh Woods believes changing colours has brought increased attention to his level of play in the Canadian Football League. Following five seasons with the B.C. Lions to start his CFL career, the 28-year-old signed with the Saskatchewan Roughriders during free agency in February. In the process, he changed from orange and black to green and […]
The Ottawa Redblacks have signed American defensive back Dionté Ruffin, per sources. The 27-year-old played eight regular-season games with the Montreal Alouettes last season, making five starts and recording 11 defensive tackles. The five-foot-ten, 177-pound defender first joined the Alouettes in 2023 and made 29 starts over the next two seasons, recording 79 defensive tackles, […]
The Toronto Argonauts have signed veteran defensive lineman Shawn Lemon, per sources. Current double blue player personnel director Jim Barker traded for Lemon in 2016 when he the Argos general manager. The pass rusher set a single-season career-high with 14 sacks that season with Toronto. The 37-year-old most recently played with Montreal Alouettes, spending three […]
By: Justin Dunk
That was a wild one. 5-1 Edmonton travelled to visit 4-1 Saskatchewan with first place in the West Division on the line, and the match-up lived up to the advanced billing. The Elks beat the Riders 36-34 on a walk-off field goal after a back-and-forth shootout. Touching tribute 3:00 ↑ what lands at 3 p.m. […]
The B.C. Lions have signed American defensive lineman Lorenzo Mauldin IV, sources have told 3DownNation. The 33-year-old signed a one-day contract to retire as a member of the Ottawa Redblacks in March, though he’s now elected to continue his professional playing career. The six-foot-five, 255-pound defender played six CFL seasons with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Redblacks, […]
By: Justin Dunk
Kian Schaffer-Baker has been cookin’ to start the 2026 Canadian Football League season. The 28-year-old has made 42 catches for 656 yards with four touchdowns in six games. He’s averaging seven grabs and 109.3 yards per game, that puts him on pace to break the Saskatchewan Roughriders single-season receptions and receiving yards records. Don Narcisse […]
Hamilton Tiger-Cats’ head coach Scott Milanovich compared Canadian quarterback Tre Ford’s speed to one iconic player. “Michael Vick would be the only guy that has Tre’s kind of athletic ability,” Milanovich told the media. “Have I ever had anybody (at quarterback) that has the speed Tre does? Absolutely not, but you still have to throw […]
Saskatchewan sought revenge in Edmonton, and the Roughriders evened the season series between the top two teams in the West Division with a hard-fought 28-26 win at Commonwealth Stadium. It was a heavyweight tilt with lots of physicality and emotion, fit for a postseason game — perhaps what played out was a West Final preview. […]
Saskatchewan Roughriders’ quarterback Tommy Stevens rewards the big men who help him get into the end zone with sweet treats. “After every touchdown, they get a box of doughnuts, a dozen doughnuts. It’s going to be an expensive trip to Tim Hortons this week. The room gets a dozen, so there’ll be three days of […]
