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EDMONTON — The Edmonton Elks erased a 16-point deficit before Vincent Blanchard drilled a 40-yard field goal as time expired, rallying for a 22-19 victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Friday night at Commonwealth Stadium.
EDMONTON — The Winnipeg Blue Bombers sit four points behind the West Division-leading Edmonton Elks with an important matchup looming on Friday Night Football.
As the CFL’s Official Charity Partner, World Vision Canada works alongside players, teams, and fans to create meaningful change for children and communities worldwide.
EDMONTON — In front of a home crowd at Commonwealth Stadium Saturday afternoon, the Edmonton Elks got back to their winning ways with a 42-12 victory over the Toronto Argonauts.
EDMONTON — The Toronto Argonauts head back out on the road in search of their third straight win when they visit the Edmonton Elks at Commonwealth Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
MONTREAL — Division leading teams collide when the Edmonton Elks travel to Montreal to take on the Alouettes on Saturday afternoon. Edmonton suffered their second loss of the season last week, a 28-26 defeat at the hands of the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
EDMONTON — The Edmonton Elks have added National offensive lineman Arvin Hosseini to the practice roster, the club announced Monday. In a corresponding move, American linebacker Jadon Pearson has been released.
As the CFL’s Official Charity Partner, World Vision Canada works alongside players, teams, and fans to create meaningful change for children and communities worldwide.
REGINA — Vincent Blanchard was the hero tonight, as the Edmonton Elks’ kicker converted a 57-yard field as the clock expired to shock the Mosaic Stadium crowd and walk-off the Saskatchewan Roughriders for a 36-34 victory in Week 8 action.
The Edmonton Elks have been the worst team in football for the last five seasons in the CFL, having amassed the fewest number of wins in the league within that stretch.
The Edmonton Elks closed out one of the busiest weeks in franchise history by locking in their starting quarterback for the next three years. Tre Ford and the Elks agreed to a three-year contract extension on Friday that will keep the quarterback in Edmonton through the 2027 season.