Justin Dunk is a Sports Journalist at [Employer]. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and professional sports, including individual and team sports, as well as international sports leagues and federations. Additionally, Justin is passionate about issues related to animal cruelty and the intersection of sports and animal welfare.
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Justin Dunk's articles primarily focus on local sports, particularly the Canadian Football League (CFL) and NFL. He often covers news related to football players, teams, and quarterbacks.
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By: Justin Dunk
Saskatchewan Roughriders’ head coach Corey Mace knows injuries are inevitable in professional football, which is why his coaching staff tries to ensure players are prepared for when their number is called. “I see these guys work non-stop, our coaches do a good job. For example, they’ll give out tests every week to the position group […]
By: Justin Dunk
Two-time NFL All-Pro receiver Ja’Maar Chase has been impressed by former Saskatchewan Roughriders receiver Donhte Meyers at Cincinnati Bengals training camp. “Donhte’s been making plays with the ones. He gets in with the ones three, four plays out of the whole day with the ones. He makes plays with the ones — that’s a big […]
By: Justin Dunk
Saskatchewan started flat and fell flat in Hamilton as the Roughriders lost 26-19 at Hamilton Stadium. The Riders lacked energy, and it cost them as the Green and White dropped to 6-3 and the Ticats improved to 4-6. Terrorizing Tre Ford 3:00 ↑ what lands at 3 p.m. daily 3DownNation Newsletter Latest news, exclusive analysis, […]
The Saskatchewan Roughriders staggered into BC Place on Sunday night and ended up being knocked out by the B.C. Lions 30-16. Saskatchewan has lost two games in a row to fall to 6-4 in the West Division, two games behind Edmonton and one ahead on B.C. and Winnipeg for second. Costly mistakes 3:00 ↑ what […]
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The Saskatchewan Roughriders found some rhythm in the second half after a disjointed first half to come back and beat the Toronto Argonauts 28-24 at Mosaic Stadium in Week 13 and improve to 7-4 through 11 games in 2026. Corey Mace’s team snapped a two-game losing streak to record an important win, which puts the […]
The Indianapolis Colts have waived Canadian linebacker Devin Veresuk, per NFL sources. Veresuk signed a futures contract with the Colts in January. He spent organized training activities, training camp, and the preseason with Indianapolis. He recorded one tackle, which came on special teams in the team’s final exhibition contest. The Windsor, Ont., native was the […]
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Canadian offensive lineman Niklas Henning has signed a practice squad contract with the Las Vegas Raiders, per sources. The 23-year-old can earn $247,500 if he remains on the practice squad for the entire season, $13,750 per week. If the Raiders call him up to the active roster, he could earn $52,058.83 per game. Henning played […]
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2027 Canadian Football League Draft prospect Ethan Dolby is confident in his abilities, and rightfully so coming off a historic season with the Western Mustangs. “I do believe I am the best running back in the country,” Dolby told 3DownNation. The St. Thomas, Ont. native rushed 136 times for 1,263 yards and 14 touchdowns along the […]
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The Saskatchewan Roughriders didn’t flinch in the 61st Labour Day Classic and beat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 32-26 in overtime. The Green and White improved to 8-4 and sent the Blue and Gold to 6-6 at a sold-out Mosaic Stadium with 34,352 fans on hand to watch the game live, a new record. Thurm time […]
The Saskatchewan Roughriders could not find the right notes in Winnipeg and lost the Banjo Bowl 19-6 at Princess Auto Stadium. The Riders fell to 8-5 and the Blue Bombers improved to 7-6 as the two rivals split the Labour Day Classic and rematch. Due to the head-to-head point differential, Saskatchewan has lost the season […]
