Travis Currah & Sheldon Jones bring you a CFL podcast to focus on fantasy, CFL news and everything Canadian Football. Mix in a little nonsense and you have the 2 and Out CFL Podcast!
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Monday May 05, 2025
Monday May 05, 2025
Travis Currah and Sheldon Jones recap the CFL Draft with Connor O'Neil from Canadian Football Perspective!
00:00 - Open
01:25 - Edmonton Elks release DB Kai Gray
02:37 - Saskatchewan Roughriders punter Adam Korsak retires
03:37 - Bud Light is now the official beer of the Canadian Football League
09:44 - Do USports players get as much respect as those in the NCAA?
12:15 - Draft picks that Connor liked
15:35 - Taylor Elgersma goes to Winnipeg
17:08 - Will Kurtis Rourke ever be in the CFL?
19:18 - Which team had the best draft?
22:09 - Elks second round pick Darien Newell ineligible to sign for a year
29:30 - Which prospects can make an instant impact?
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The talk on the Bud Lite deal is much appreciated but a detail would have been helpful. Labatt, Kokanee, Keith’s, and Bud are all owned by InBev. It could have been any InBev company but they picked Bud Lite. All 3 of those Canadian brands also have ”light” beers in their offerings. I do acknowledge the sales of Bud Lite, but realistically it’s a flexible demographic. It’s not like craft beer snobs, if Bud Lite isn’t there the sale isn’t lost. They’ll buy something else. InBev pushes BL.
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