Jamie Nye: No games on television but the games behind the scenes begin for the CFL

And away we go.

The CFL off-season has begun with former rookie of the year James Wilder Jr. asking for his release from the Argonauts, Khari Jones signing a three-year deal to remain head coach of the Alouettes and Jason Maas being fired by the Eskimos.

There’s a lot more to come.

We’re looking for ownership changes in B.C. and Montreal.

We have QB watch with Nick Arbuckle, Jeremiah Masoli, Matt Nichols, Zach Collaros, Chris Streveler and McLeod Bethel-Thompson all looking for a gig.

Another 200 free agents will also look to cash in with player movement at an all-time high in the CFL.

The NFL window is back, so how many more players are going to get picked up down south?

Who’s going to be B.C.’s next head coach? Ottawa and Edmonton both need a new boss, as well.

And then there are the stories we don’t see coming, like when Chris Jones bolted to the NFL in January of this year.

Yes, there are no games on television but there is never a lack of news during the CFL off-season.