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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“It feels like Christmas in June”: Three Roughriders celebrate long-awaited CFL debuts

2 weeks ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

The waiting game ended when the regular season began for three Saskatchewan Roughriders players. Punter Joe Couch and offensive lineman Daniel Johnson, both of whom spent the 2024 campaign on the practice roster, were in the opening-day lineup when the Ottawa REDBLACKS visited Mosaic Stadium on Thursday night. Patience also paid off for fullback Morgen Runge, who made a long-awaited CFL debut after attending Coors Light Training Camp in 2023, 2024 and 2025.
ROBSERVATIONS: Saluting Saskatchewan’s season-opening standouts — Trevor Harris, Jameer Thurman, Samuel Emilus, Mario Alford, Brett Lauther - Saskatchewan Roughriders

3 weeks ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

Trevor Harris is not a big numbers guy — despite his big numbers. “Nobody really cares about stats,” the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ starting quarterback said leading up to Thursday’s CFL regular-season opener against the visiting Ottawa REDBLACKS. “I’ve said it before: Stats are for losers. I think it’s about how you make other people feel and the impact you can leave on people. “Pinball (Clemons) used to say all the time: ‘It matters more how you treat people.
Quebec Connection answers the bell for Roughriders

3 weeks ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

How did Samuel Emilus and Thomas Bertrand-Hudon perform for the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Thursday night? “They were just awful,” Trevor Harris said, tongue planted firmly in cheek, after quarterbacking the Roughriders to a season-opening, 31-26 victory over the Ottawa REDBLACKS on Thursday night at Mosaic Stadium. But seriously, folks …“Sam Emilus is an animal,” Harris said, admiringly. “The guy dogs people in the run game. He’s really good after the catch. He catches everything.
Rob Vanstone: Remarkably resilient Roughriders repel REDBLACKS rally

3 weeks ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

The way things are going for the Saskatchewan Roughriders, the athletic therapist might require an athletic therapist. It must have been an exhausting Thursday night for the great Greg Mayer and his sterling staff. They tended to four players who were forced to leave the CFL’s 2025 regular-season opener on account of injuries. “It’s not like we had small pieces go down, either,” Trevor Harris noted at Mosaic Stadium after quarterbacking the Roughriders to a 31-26 victory over the Ottawa REDBLACKS.
Roughriders open regular season with down-to-the-wire victory over Ottawa

3 weeks ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

The Saskatchewan Roughriders registered their fifth consecutive season-opening victory, but not without some tense moments — outlasting the Ottawa REDBLACKS 31-26 at Mosaic Stadium on Thursday. The Roughriders led 31-14 before Ottawa scored all 12 fourth-quarter points. “It wasn’t pretty,” Head Coach Corey Mace said, “but it was a win.”Saskatchewan got two touchdown passes from Trevor Harris, who hit Samuel Emilus and Thomas Bertrand-Hudon for majors. Emilus caught eight passes for 133 yards.
“We’re on the clock this year”: New theme for 2025 Roughriders team

3 weeks ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

The Saskatchewan Roughriders, assertively on the clock, are counting down the ticks until the first kick. The CFL’s 2025 regular season is to open on Thursday, when the Green and White opposes the Ottawa REDBLACKS (7 p.m., Mosaic Stadium). “It’s a big deal for the people here,” quarterback Trevor Harris said.
“Clifford the Big Red Dog” ready for debut in green and white

3 weeks ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

Big Red and the REDBLACKS are about to collide. Red-haired rookie Payton Collins will start at left offensive tackle for the Saskatchewan Roughriders when they play host to Ottawa to begin the 2025 CFL season on Thursday (7 p.m., Mosaic Stadium). “I didn’t expect to call it up in Week 1, but I’ve just got to be ready for whatever,” the 6-foot-7, 301-pounder said on Wednesday. “I’m happy to get a chance to help the team this week.
Roughriders’ speedy Tevaughn Campbell marvels at how time flies

3 weeks ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

Tevaughn Campbell still wears No. 26 for the Saskatchewan Roughriders. That much remains the same. But a lot has changed for the Canadian-born cornerback between stints with the Green and White. The stadium, for starters. The Roughriders were housed in their historic facility, once known as Taylor Field, when Campbell debuted with the team in 2016.
Roughriders’ Malik Carney is primed for a big season

3 weeks ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

M. Carney could be closely associated with Ottawa — or an upcoming game versus Ottawa.
Roughriders’ Ray wants a trey — to become a “three-time champion” - Saskatchewan Roughriders

3 weeks ago | riderville.com | Rob Vanstone

Shane Ray has already won one title with a 39-year-old starting quarterback as a teammate. As a new member of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Ray would like history to repeat itself. The Green and White’s franchise quarterback — No. 7, Trevor Harris — turned 39 on Saturday. Broncos signal-caller Peyton Manning was 39 during Ray’s rookie season, which was capped by an NFL championship-game victory on Feb. 7th, 2016.