Sergio Castillo's 63-yard field goal vs. Calgary ties the record for longest in #CFL history.
Paul McCallum made a 63-yarder for Saskatchewan on Oct. 27, 2001 vs. Edmonton.
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- The Saskatchewan Roughriders have scored a cycle tonight: - Touchdown - Field Goal - Rouge - One-Point Convert - Two-Point Convert - Safety #CFL
- Argos safety Derek Slywka recorded the 4th longest fumble return touchdown in #CFL history at 105 yards on Sunday vs. Ottawa. Then, he returned a missed field goal 120 yards for his second TD of the game. Slywka is the first player with 2 TDs of 100+ yards in the same game
- #Bombers FB Mike Miller tied a #CFL record with seven special teams tackles tonight vs. the #Redblacks.
- History in the making for Tre Ford and Nathan Rourke! For the first time ever, #CFL opening week features head-to-head Canadian starting QBs. The last time two 🇨🇦 QBs started the same game? Aug. 20, 1968: Pete Ohler (BC) vs Frank Cosentino (EDM).
- Joe Burrow's father, Jim Burrow, was a defensive back and 2-time division all-star with Montreal. He won a Grey Cup in 1977 and recorded 15 INTs (returning 2 for TDs) along with 4 fumble recoveries in 5 seasons and 54 games with Ottawa, Montreal and Calgary #CFL
- Tre Ford compiled a perfect QB Rating of 158.3 for the 2nd time in his career in Sunday's win over Ottawa. Ford completed 15 of 17 attempts for 212 yards, 2 TD, and 0 INT. His 88.2% completion percentage set a new career high.
- With a career-high 430 passing yards vs. BC, Nick Arbuckle has taken over the #CFL lead with 3,463 yards. The Argos' QB has topped 300 passing yards in 5 consecutive games, with 11 TDs and 2 INTs over that span. Arbuckle has thrown at least 1 TD pass in every game in 2025.
- Games with 400+ passing yards by a Canadian, #CFL history: Nathan Rourke - 408 (Aug 7/25 at HAM) Nathan Rourke - 488 (Aug 13/22 at CGY) Nathan Rourke - 477 (Aug 6/22 vs EDM) Nathan Rourke - 436 (Jun 25/22 vs TOR) Gerry Dattilio - 427 (Sep 6/81 at SSK)
- Ottawa's last-minute 46-42 win at Toronto featured: - 5 lead changes - 88 points, 2nd most this season - 5 Dru Brown TD passes, a career high - 46 Ottawa points, their most since (reg. season) Sept. 1, 1995 vs. Birmingham - A 21-pt comeback, 3rd largest in franchise history
