EDMONTON — If you haven’t had enough time to catch up with everything that is going down in Edmonton for the CFL Combine presented by Anytime Fitness Canada, worry not, CFL.ca has got you covered.
Here’s a quick round up of everything you’ve missed heading into the final day on Sunday.
CFL COMBINE PRESENTED BY ANYTIME FITNESS
» Full results from testing portion of 2026 CFL Combine
» 3 players that stood out on CFL Combine Saturday
» 5 CFL Combine participants compare themselves to CFL stars
» Louis-Philippe Gauthier runs fastest 40-yard dash at the CFL Combine
» 3 standout performers that dominated CFL Combine testing day
COREY MACE NAMED COACH OF THE YEAR
Roughriders head coach Corey Mace was named Coach of the Year on Wednesday night (Paul Swanson/CFL.ca)
Mace’s recognition came after leading the Riders to a first-place finish in the West Division, which the team later parlayed into a win in the 112th Grey Cup win.
LOUIS PHILIPPE-GAUTHIER LAPS EVERYONE
Louis Philippe-Gauthier ran the fastest 40-yard dash at the CFL Combine (Paul Swanson/CFL.ca)
Montreal defensive back Louis Philippe-Gauthier made his mark at the combine in Edmonton by outpacing everyone in the 40-yard dash with a 4.50-second run.
McMaster defensive back Ethan Stuart finished first in two different drills (shuttle, 3-cone) and Wilfrid Laurier receiver Jesulayomi Ojutalayo also wrote his name on a couple of top five rankings. Check out the full leaderboards here.
PROSPECTS COMPARE THEMSELVES TO CFL PLAYERS
Defensive back Devynn Cromwell (right) compares himself to Elks defensive back Tyrell Ford (left)
The pipeline of Canadian talent continues to produce talented players that enter the CFL each year.
This year’s prospects are no exception. While there are thousands of great minds evaluating their games to see where they fit in the puzzle, some of the top players themselves told CFL.ca an insight into how their game compares to some of the CFL’s biggest stars.
ROUNDUP OF STANDOUT PLAYERS
Calgary receiver Matt Sibley was one of Marshall Ferguson’s 3 stars on Saturday (Timothy Matwey/CFL.ca)
Ojutalayo’s performance landed him on CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson’s first list of standout players at the 2026 CFL Combine. The receiver was joined by McGill quarterback Eloa Latendresse-Regimbald and Queen’s offensive lineman Niklas Henning.
On Saturday, Ferguson highlighted UBC’s defensive back Benjamin Sangmuah, Calgary receiver Matt Sibley, and Colorado defensive lineman Tristan Marois.
The day also featured the first coaches picks of the 2026 CFL Combine, with Queen’s offensive lineman Niklas Henning and Ottawa linebacker Marc Rondeau.
SOCIAL MEDIA
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