Welcome to North Of The End Zone—your new favourite CFL show! 🏈

In our historic first-ever episode, hosts Brady Locke and Owen Reid break down a wild, down-to-the-wire opening week where away teams ruled the gridiron. Every single game came down to the wire

Inside this episode:

• The Robert Kennedy III Revenge Game: How the Montreal Alouettes erased a 14-point deficit to shock the Ticats in OT, despite a massive injury blow.
  
• Calgary’s Clock & Rouge Blunder: Winnipeg edges the Stamps 30-28 in a thriller. We dissect the rule confusion that cost Calgary, Jake Ceresna's 3-sack debut, and Brady Oliveira making history.
  
• Elks Break the Curse: Edmonton secures its first Week 1 win since 2019 behind Justin Rankin's monster 200-yard night, while the Redblacks drown in turnovers.
  
• Team of the Week: Brady and Owen crown the ultimate standout squad from opening weekend.
  
• Looking Ahead: The Toronto Argos begin an unprecedented two-month road trip due to World Cup stadium renovations. Plus, a massive Grey Cup rematch as the defending champion Riders face Nathan Rourke and the BC Lions.
  

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This week on The National Rundown, Brady Locke and Geono Aloisio break down a busy week across the CFL and CEBL. The duo discusses Hamilton and Montreal's dramatic season opener, Ottawa's early questions under Ryan Dinwiddie, Calgary's coaching vacancy, Edmonton's strong start and what went wrong for the Stampeders. On the basketball side, they dive into Brampton's hot streak, Montreal's struggles, Scarborough's near-perfect start, the Edmonton Stingers, Winnipeg Sea Bears and the impact of neutral-site games in the Yukon. Plus, Bo Levi Mitchell's MOP case, updated CFL power rankings and their quarter-season CEBL MVP rankings.

Brady and Geono break down the absolute chaos taking over the CEBL Western Conference and the massive shakeups across the CFL.

The guys dive headfirst into a heated Hot Take Check-In to debate if the Winnipeg Sea Bears are stumbling, how the Edmonton Stingers' wild roster overhaul affects their championship ceiling, and whether the Vancouver Bandits have officially claimed the crown as the best team in the league.

Over on the gridiron, Brady and Geono give their honest take on the new CFL DAZN TV deal—the good, the bad, and the ugly—before building their official CFL Power Rankings live on air from 1 to 9. To wrap it all up, they reveal their current Top 5 CFL Most Outstanding Player candidates—featuring Rourke, Bo Levi, Fajardo, VA, and Brady Olivera—and preview a massive week of matchups, including a pivotal Winnipeg vs. Calgary West Division showdown.