Rider Rumblings Ep 173: Roughriders ready for Tiger-Cats
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On Saturday, the East Division-leading Hamilton Tiger-Cats (6-3) will visit Mosaic Stadium to take on the West Division-leading Roughriders (7-1), who are coming off their third straight win prior to the bye week.
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In Episode 173 of the Rider Rumblings podcast, Leader-Post sports editor Taylor Shire and columnist Darrell Davis preview the upcoming matchup while also giving their thoughts on the two opposing quarterbacks — Saskatchewan's Trevor Harris and Hamilton's Bo Levi Mitchell — this season. The duo also talks about the week that was in the CFL with four entertaining games in Week 10.
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To wrap up the podcast this week, the pair hands out early nominations for the Roughriders' team awards as we near the midway point of the season.
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