Saskatchewan Roughrider

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are a well-established team in the Canadian Football League, boasting a rich history that spans more than a century. In recent times, the Roughriders (often referred to as the Riders) have consistently been at the forefront of the CFL in terms of generating revenue and attracting fan loyalty. This includes impressive ticket sales, strong social media interactions, and significant television audiences.

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Dohnte Meyers fires up the Roughriders’ offence

1 day ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

SASKATOON — Four games served as foreshadowing. That is the declaration from Saskatchewan Roughriders receiver Dohnte Meyers, who had 24 receptions for 349 yards and one touchdown in four CFL contests last year. “I feel like that was a little spoiler,” he said with a smile, “but the real movie’s going to be this year.”Meyers caught eight passes for 101 yards in each of his first two games.
Mike Rose: “Trust in Mace and good things happen”

2 days ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

SASKATOON — Moving from end was just the beginning for Mike Rose. Rose, a first-year member of the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ defensive line, was a CFL rookie in 2017 when he joined the Calgary Stampeders. As a defensive end. That didn’t last for long. Then-Stampeders Defensive Line Coach Corey Mace — now the Roughriders’ chief strategist — had a suggestion. “The moment I walked in the door, he literally told me, ‘Hey, man, you’re playing defensive tackle,’ ” the 6-foot-3, 280-pound Rose recalled.
Lake Korte-Moore is a streamlined lineman at training camp

2 days ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

SASKATOON — Less is more for Lake Korte-Moore. The Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive end, who was drafted third overall in 2023, arrived at his third Coors Light Training Camp with fewer pounds and increased muscle. “The last two years, I felt a little sluggish,” Korte-Moore said after Monday’s workout at Griffiths Stadium. “Then I had my injury at the end of last year, with my partial ACL and MCL tear.
Saad is happy to be a Roughrider

3 days ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

SASKATOON — Ali Saad’s jersey is torn but barely worn. “That shows I competed today,” Saad, the fourth overall selection in the 2025 CFL Draft, said on Monday after his first workout with the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Roughriders celebrate “invaluable” presence of Jermarcus Hardrick

3 days ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

SASKATOON — Jermarcus Hardrick was tossing, turning and, at long last, returning. On Sunday at Griffiths Stadium, the 11th-year CFL offensive lineman suited up for the Saskatchewan Roughriders for the first time since July 13th, when he suffered a season-ending quad injury against the host B.C. Lions. “I couldn’t sleep last night,” Hardrick said after the first day of Coors Light Training Camp. “I was very emotional.
“Incredible start” to training camp … on Mother’s Day!

4 days ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

SASKATOON — Mom was the word during the first Trevor Harris media availability of Coors Light Training Camp. “First off, Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers out there,” the 38-year-old son of Tom and Suzanne Harris said. “You are the real MVPs.“We’re just so grateful — not only for the way you take care of our kids, but also us.
Family, friends, football and fun: The book on Antoine Brooks Jr.

5 days ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

SASKATOON — Antoine Brooks Jr. combines football and footwork. Although professional sports are serious business, the second-year Saskatchewan Roughrider invariably finds time to laugh, dance, or do anything possible to enhance the environment around the team. “My teammates are telling me all day that my good spirit is actually getting them to go and keep going,” Brooks Jr. said after rookie camp concluded Friday at Griffiths Stadium. “I have fun every day.
ROBSERVATIONS: What to watch at training camp … 10 years as a Rider for Jorgen Hus … Corey’s quips … unleashing a one-liner.

5 days ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

SASKATOON — Corey Mace has pared down his list of burning curiosities to, well, everything!The Saskatchewan Roughriders’ second-year Head Coach is not emphasizing a specific facet of the team heading into Coors Light Training Camp, which is to begin Sunday morning (8:30, Griffiths Stadium, University of Saskatchewan). “I really like the guys that we have, but there is going to be competition at every single position,” Mace said. “We’ll make sure that we slot it that way so guys understand that.
Open discussion with Riders rookie receiver Wayne Ruby Jr.

6 days ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

SASKATOON — Saskatchewan Roughriders receiver Wayne Ruby Jr. has a catchy nickname. Mr. Get Open. “One of my teammates’ parents came up with it,” Ruby Jr., a former standout at the University of Mount Union, recalled after the Roughriders’ rookie camp concluded Friday at Griffiths Stadium. “They watched me practise. They watched me get open in games.
Glue-fingered receiver striving to stick with Saskatchewan

6 days ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

SASKATOON — Shortly after signing with the Roughriders as an undrafted free agent, Brayden Misseri dropped everything and headed to Saskatchewan. He doesn’t drop anything else. The sure-handed receiver has quickly made an impression during the CFL team’s rookie camp, which concludes Friday at Griffiths Stadium. Coors Light Training Camp commences Sunday on the University of Saskatchewan campus.