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\n Timothy Matwey \/ CFL.CA
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McGill QB Eloa Latendresse-Regimbald at 2026 CFL Combine<\/p>\n
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(VERSION FRAN\u00c7AISE SUIT)<\/p>\n
Every player has their fit.<\/p>\n
Through whispers and side conversations at the CFL Combine presented by Anytime Fitness Canada, coaches, scouts and general managers begin to identify players they’ve grown to like. More often than not though, the discussion centres on whether a prospect matches an organization’s philosophy, playbook and locker room culture.<\/p>\n
Those conversations are almost always kept internal, shared only among staff wearing the same colours.<\/p>\n
Any tipping of the hand would be borderline sacrilegious in CFL Draft culture.<\/p>\n
So how do you get a sense of which players could be targeted by certain teams? It’s largely a guessing game, one that has far more to do with roster construction than brief conversations or passing impressions.<\/p>\n
With the draft less than a month away, here are a pair of players for each team who could fit their needs and may have turned a head or two in their future colours at the CFL Combine in Edmonton.<\/p>\n