With the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ Grey Cup win now in the rear-view mirror, all the attention has turned to the next big event on the CFL calendar, free agency.

The Calgary Stampeders in Kelowna?

The last Canadian football game played this season was, as far as we know, the Vanier Cup.

The BC Lions announced a pair of games will be played at the Save-on-Foods Field at the Apple Bowl this season as part of Touchdown Kelowna.

Without further delay, here are CFL.ca’s top 30 pending free agents: Matt Smith/CFL.ca Dohnte Meyers broke out as a receiving option in 2025, posting 65 catches for 1,056 yards and eight touchdowns, putting him among the top receivers by yardage and scoring.

Henley signed with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats less than a week after being cut by the Packers in 1960 and was inducted into the Canadian Hall of Fame in 1979. He also had his No. 26 retired by the Tiger-Cats at their home opener on June 14, 2025.

Jermarcus “Yoshi” Hardrick learned to be a winner on the gridiron as well as in life in Panola County, and he’s carried that champion’s attitude all the way to the pinnacle of the Canadian Football League.