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The first steps for the 2026 Saskatchewan Roughriders are underway.
Saskatchewan’s training camp is in full swing as players stake their claims as to why they can be the ones to help the Riders raise the Grey Cup in 2026.
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While there are a number of veterans returning from last season, there are a few positional battles taking place to keep an eye on.
That includes the backup quarterback spot, where Jack Coan will look to prove he can be the guy to lead the team if Trevor Harris misses any stretch of time.
There are a couple of other spots where a new starter will need to emerge, such as defensive end and in the wide receiver group.
Jamie Nye and Britton Gray discuss what they have noticed from camp and who they will be keeping an eye on in Monday’s preseason game in Calgary against the Stampeders.
Over the course of the season, lots can change and it can be hard to keep up. The Blitz: The Podcast gives you an in-depth look at the Riders as the entire season unfolds.
The Green Zone’s Jamie Nye and Rider reporter, Britton Gray, bring you the latest in the CFL with a spotlight on the Riders. Episodes are uploaded weekly to YouTube ahead of the next Riders’ game and can also be found on Spotify, Apple Music and anywhere podcasts are available.
Jamie has been the host of The Green Zone since its inception in 2013 and is respected across Canada for his award-winning work, covering and commenting on sports. He grew up in Lumsden, Sask., and has gone from being a fan of the Riders to one of the go-to experts on the club. He hosts the pre- and post-game show with Darrell Davis and Belton Johnson.
Britton grew up in Regina and remembers going to Rider games as a child and now gets a chance to cover the team daily, bringing up-to-the-minute reports and insight from players and coaches from practice as well as pre- and post-game interviews.
