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NATHAN ROURKE | BC LIONS<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n As was expected by most, Nathan Rourke<\/a>\u2019s 2025 has gone much better than did his return to the CFL, part way through last season.<\/p>\n In 13 starts, Rourke has piled up nine games of 300 or more passing yards tying him for top spot in that category and his total yardage on the season (4,170) ranks him third in the CFL, just 236 yards short of the league leader, Hamilton\u2019s Bo Levi Mitchell<\/a>, in two fewer starts.<\/p>\n Rourke is second in efficiency rating (109.0), third in touchdown passes (23) and he leads the league in completions of 30-plus yards, with 28. He is tops in long-ball yardage (20-plus yards) with 1,337 and has a completion percentage in that same category of 58.3, which is best among any CFL quarterback with 200 or more pass attempts.<\/p>\n What really sets Rourke apart from all other candidates is what he\u2019s accomplished on the ground. With 455 yards rushing, he is by far and away the top QB on this list in that category. In fact, Rourke stands eighth overall in league rushing.<\/p>\n BO LEVI MITCHELL | HAMILTON TIGER-CATS<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Bo Levi Mitchell<\/a> has built on his 2024 East Division Most Outstanding Player campaign with another tremendous season in 2025.<\/p>\n Tops in the CFL in passing yards (4,406), Mitchell has jacked up a league-high 531 attempts in his 15 starts, completing 68.5 percent of his throws. Like Rourke, he has nine 300-plus yard games on his stat sheet, and leads the league in touchdown passes with 28, while standing fifth in efficiency rating (105.1). His interception percentage is a teeny 1.5 (eight in 531 attempts).<\/p>\n While Mitchell\u2019s long-ball (20-plus yards) completion percentage stands at 40.9 percent (Rourke leads at 58.3 percent), he has attempted more of these passes than anyone, with a total of 93 (Rourke: 60).<\/p>\n Mitchell has been especially good in red zone production in 2025, topping out over all passers with 18 touchdown strikes and standing third in completion percentage (74.1) and second in yards (328).<\/p>\n NICK ARBUCKLE | TORONTO ARGONAUTS<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Standing second in passing yardage (4,370), last year\u2019s Grey Cup MVP has really lit things up after a slow first handful of weeks in 2025.<\/p>\n With eight 300-plus yard games in 14 starts to his credit, Nick Arbuckle<\/a> stands just behind Rourke and Mitchell in that category.<\/p>\n Arbuckle is second in touchdown passes (26), and big play completions (30-plus yards) with 27, and he stands first in completed passes (365), connecting on 72.6 percent of his throws. He leads everyone on this list with a 77.4 red zone completion percentage.<\/p>\n While ranking sixth in efficiency (103.6) Arbuckle can lay claim to being the owner of the league\u2019s top yardage game in 2025, with his 443-yard outing against the BC Lions, in Week 12.<\/p>\n What makes Arbuckle\u2019s season all the more impressive is that he\u2019s done it while generally being harassed more than any other quarterback in the league, being sacked 38 times.<\/p>\n TREVOR HARRIS | SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n The absolute model of consistency, Trevor Harris<\/a> is once again having a methodical, impressive season of slinging the rock.<\/p>\n Standing third in efficiency (107.3), he is once again among league leaders in percentage, completing 72.0 percent of his 400 throws so far in 2025.<\/p>\n He has four 300-plus yard games in 13 starts and ranks fourth in total passing yards with 3,756, completing 25 big-play throws of 30 or more yards. His long-ball (20 or more yards) completion percentage of 54.5 is second to Rourke\u2019s.<\/p>\n Harris\u2019 numbers are All-CFL worthy on their face and even more worthy when you consider that he\u2019s accrued them in a season in which he\u2019s done it with the likes of starting receivers Kian Schaffer-Baker<\/a>, Shawn Bane Jr.<\/a> and Samuel Emilus<\/a> out of the lineup much of the time.<\/p>\n That\u2019s a testament to not only him, but to the depth of receiving talent on the Roughriders\u2019 roster.<\/p>\n CODY FAJARDO | EDMONTON ELKS<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n![\"Fans\u2019](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/09\/ALLCFL_ROS_1270x415.jpg\")
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