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The Off The Line Sports Podcast Network is your destination for in-depth Canadian sports coverage, bringing together the voices and stories that matter across the country's biggest leagues.

Whether you're following the fast-paced action of the CEBL, the drama of the CFL season, or the major storylines shaping sports across Canada, the Off The Line Sports Podcast Network delivers analysis, insight, and conversation that goes beyond the box score.

Home to The National Rundown, The Canadian Fastbreak, and North Of The End Zone, the network offers something for every Canadian sports fan. From league-wide news and power rankings to championship races, player movement, bold opinions, and the stories shaping the future of Canadian sports, our shows provide context that fans won't find anywhere else.

Each week, our hosts break down the biggest headlines, debate the topics everyone is talking about, and spotlight the athletes, teams, and moments driving the conversation.

Whether you're a die-hard fan or simply looking to stay connected to the Canadian sports landscape, the Off The Line Sports Podcast Network is built for fans who want more than scores and highlights.

Real conversations. Smart analysis. Canadian sports.

New episodes every week.

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The CFL playoffs are here.On Episode 21 of North of the End Zone, Brady Locke and Jeremy Russo react to Winnipeg clinching the final playoff spot and Calgary’s season coming to an end.Then, they break down the Zach Collaros injury and Dru Brown situation before diving into a pair of Division Semi-Final matchups loaded with storylines.Plus, Brady and Jeremy reveal their All-CFL Team ballots before Jeremy makes his predictions for the opening round of the playoffs.Go Beyond The Box Score with North of the End Zone, presented by Off The Line Sports.
The Ottawa REDBLACKS finally got one.On Episode 22 of The National Rundown, Brady Locke and Geono Aloisio break down Bryson Barnes’ breakout performance and Ottawa’s long-awaited win before looking at what comes next with Mike Morreale taking over as team president.Then, they turn their attention to the rest of the CFL. What did we learn from Winnipeg and Edmonton? What kind of team is Montreal actually rolling out in the final week? What can Kaidon Salter show in his start for BC?Plus, with contenders resting players across the league, Brady and Geono debate the ideal amount of rest before the playoffs, preview Ottawa-Hamilton Part II and make their final regular-season predictions for Week 21.
The CFL’s West playoff race comes down to one final weekend — and Calgary, Saskatchewan and Winnipeg are all still waiting to learn where, or if, they’ll play in November.Geono and Brady break down every possible scenario after Calgary finished its regular season with a win, leaving the Stampeders completely dependent on what happens around them.Winnipeg now has to beat a BC team with little left to play for, while Saskatchewan has the advantage of playing later and potentially knowing exactly what result sends it West to BC or East to Toronto.Plus, if you’re Saskatchewan, which path would you actually rather take: BC and Edmonton or Toronto and Montreal?And with their playoff positions secured, what should Edmonton and BC even be trying to accomplish in the final week?
The CFL regular season is almost over, but there are still plenty of questions left across the league.Geono & Brady break down the biggest takeaways from Week 19, including Montreal’s growing case as the team to beat, Saskatchewan’s four-game slide and whether the Roughriders have a better path through the West or crossover.Plus, Ottawa turns to Bryson Barnes, Toronto enters the final stretch with little left to change in the standings and Edmonton has 12 wins — but does anyone actually fear the Elks?The episode closes with a simple debate: if you had to pick one right now, would you rather have Edmonton or Toronto heading into the playoffs?
The CFL West playoff race is as tight as ever with just two games remaining.On Episode 19 of North of the End Zone, Geono Aloisio, Brady Locke and Jeremy Russo break down the three-team fight between Calgary, Saskatchewan and Winnipeg — and ask the biggest question left in the West:Who actually has the best chance to get in?The guys start with Winnipeg’s huge win over Calgary, including Zach Collaros’ return, Dorian Singer’s 166-yard night and Trey Vaval’s 88-yard kickoff return touchdown.Then the focus shifts to the remaining schedules.Calgary sits at 8-9 with BC left and may effectively be forced to win.Saskatchewan is 8-8 with Montreal and Edmonton remaining.Winnipeg is also 8-8, with Edmonton and BC still ahead.So who is really in the best position?The guys debate whether Winnipeg now has the clearest path, whether Calgary is in serious trouble and how much Montreal having little left to play for could affect Saskatchewan’s chances.
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