The Canadian Football League created significant waves this week with a series of rule changes that will take place over the next two seasons, sparking heated debate among fans and media alike.

For some, it’s a step toward modernizing the game and a common-sense approach to clear and obvious issues. But for traditionalists, it’s being viewed as an unwelcome departure from what makes Canadian football unique.

Since the announcement, I’ve been asked where I stand, and like many of you who are still digesting the news, my feelings have been mixed. After a few days, I see more good than bad.

Simply put, I’m on board with the changes coming in 2026.

The new instant 35-second play clock replaces the old 20-second clock, which was misleading by name, as the time needed to spot the ball often

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