rodpedersen.com: REYNOLDS NAMED RIDER PRESIDENT

rodpedersen.com: REYNOLDS NAMED RIDER PRESIDENT: The Saskatchewan Roughriders Board of Directors announced today that Craig Reynolds will be the Club's next President and Ch...

Today is the day :)

Well, today is the day the Saskatchewan Roughriders find out who the new president CEO is. You know at 1:30. Should be interesting to find out with the new CEO with. What do you think it could be?

What is Riderville getting for Christmas?

with George and Richie out,What are the Roughriders going to be getting for Christmas? My guess is Paul Lapolice. I believe Lapolice will be offensive coordinator and assitant head coach. Defensive coordinator will be Mike Benevides. Richie Hall will be a consultant just like kavis reed was last year. Who will replace Jim hopson? I garuntee it is not me. Thoughts?

Interesting read on me.

This is a little old, but thought it was a cool and thought I'd share According to some I'm a big cfl fan lol

We are back

Reporting on all the happenings in the CFL much more. Welcome back.

Go on to the new website

we are now online on itunes and all that other fun stuff. look for rougeradio.com or ridersradio.com check it out. its well worth your football talk

Butler signs with the Peg, Perry see you later

. As per team policy, details of the agreement are not disclosed. Butler joins the Blue and Gold with more than 20 games of starters experience in the NFL.

Butler (6-8, 350, Purdue ’04, DOB: June 24, 1982 in Grand Rapids, Michigan) was drafted in the 6th round, 172nd overall, in the 2004 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions. He started 15 games for the Lions at Right Tackle in 2005. He also spent time with the Cleveland Browns in 2006.

Butler has spent the past two seasons with the Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz of the Arena Football League.

“We are very pleased to add an NFL-experienced lineman to our roster,” said head coach Paul LaPolice.

The Blue Bombers have also released import defensive end Fred Perry.

“Fred’s a quality individual and we appreciate his efforts with our club in 2009. We wish him the very best moving forward,” said head coach Paul LaPolice.