The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have nine draft picks in total, including No. 5 and 8 overall.

Canadian Football League commissioner Randy Ambrosie wants to hear from fans on a proposed new playoff format for the league.

Some teams, like the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, were very busy on the opening day of CFL free agency.

The Black and Gold announced the re-signing of the two veterans Friday.

QB Jeremiah Masoli could have become a CFL free agent in February but he is sticking with the devil he knows instead of the one that he doesn't.

"It's exciting to have Jeremiah back for the 2020 season," said Hamilton Tiger-Cats head coach Orlondo Steinauer.

The Canadian Football League's 2020 schedule offers a few highs, and lows, for fans of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

Jeff Reinebold guided Hamilton's special teams unit to a top three ranking in 2019 in a number of categories, including kick return touchdowns and big play returns.

Despite winning a team record 15 games and going undefeated at home for the first time in the franchise's 150 year history, 2019 just wasn't Hamilton's year.

At 20 years and still counting, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats now own the longest Grey Cup drought in the CFL after losing to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the 107th Grey Cup.