The Argonauts’ rights only apply if Sanders ever decides to play in the CFL, meaning he would be forced to negotiate with Toronto and only Toronto.

Philadelphia Eagles safety Sydney Brown is fighting for his NFL future after a tough injury comeback, but the Toronto Argonauts are quietly preparing a Canadian homecoming if things don’t work ...

A recent post on the CFL's official website has stirred up an outdated news nugget: The Toronto Argonauts have the negotiating rights to Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Yes, they do.

If Sanders is ever playing for the Argonauts, it will mean that things will have gone very poorly for him in Cleveland, and possibly elsewhere. Regardless, the news currently making the rounds isn’t ...

Shedeur Sanders isn't likely to be the starting QB for the Browns. If this is the case and Browns cut him, he could already have a trip planned to Canada to play for the Toronto Argonauts.

Toronto (1-3) hosts archrival Hamilton (1-2) at BMO Field on Friday. The Tiger-Cats are coming off a 35-17 home win over Montreal last week as starter Bo Levi Mitchell recorded his 100th regular ...

Bo Levi Mitchell threw five touchdown passes to lead the Hamilton Tiger-Cats past the Toronto Argonauts 51-38 on Friday night.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders has a fallback option at his disposal if the NFL doesn't work out for some reason.

The Toronto Argonauts own the exclusive CFL negotiating rights to Shedeur Sanders. Here's what that means for the league and the Browns QB.

Toronto (1-3) hosts archrival Hamilton (1-2) at BMO Field on Friday. The Tiger-Cats are coming off a 35-17 home win over Montreal last week.

The record is 45, set in 1995, and the league is on pace for 46 in 2025. The mark for nine teams is 43, established in 2004. Toronto (1-3) hosts archrival Hamilton (1-2) at BMO Field on Friday.

Toronto Argonauts to host rival Hamilton Tiger-Cats at BMO Field on Friday By: Dan Ralph, The Canadian Press Posted: 3:58 PM CDT Thursday, Jul. 3, 2025 ...