Highlighting the league’s greatest performers

The CFL season is heating up, and every week, we’re diving into the numbers to highlight the league’s high performers.

Thanks to constant demand from followers, we’re bringing you the highest 10 highest-graded CFL gamers who performed important snaps, primarily based on PFF’s grading system.

From quarterbacks dissecting defenses to defensive linemen wreaking havoc within the trenches, these are the athletes who stood out above the remainder in Week 7. We’ll be highlighting this group each single week of the season in order that CFL followers can maintain monitor of the top-tier expertise making an affect throughout the league.

Want to dig deeper into the info? Click right here for full season-level PFF grades throughout the CFL.

Grading Highlight of the Week: CB Tevaughn Campbell, Saskatchewan

One of the largest offseason storylines for the Roughriders was the return of Tevaughn Campbell. Drafted within the third spherical of the 2015 CFL Draft, Campbell left for the NFL in 2019 and appeared in 37 video games earlier than deciding to return north this season.

Campbell hasn’t missed a beat readjusting to the Canadian recreation. Over his first three contests, he surrendered 11 catches for 108 yards and two touchdowns whereas posting a stable 72.4 protection grade. But it’s his current play that has Saskatchewan thrilled about his comeback.

In Week 4, Campbell allowed only one catch on two targets for 25 yards and snagged an interception. After lacking the next recreation attributable to harm, he returned this week and didn’t enable a single catch on 4 targets, including one other interception. His 88.9 protection grade now ranks second within the CFL, and he’s proving each bit the affect participant the Roughriders hoped for from a former NFL professional.

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Running Back

Wide Receiver

Offensive Tackle

Offensive Guard

Centre

Interior Defender

Edge Defender

Linebacker

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Halfback

Safety