David Morassutti

The Toronto Argonauts expect to see roster turnover from their Grey Cup championship roster as they try to remain among the CFL's top teams.

After the Toronto Argonauts earned a thrilling win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the Grey Cup, the next steps the organization and CFL take will be crucial.

There might not be anything to play for in the standings but no game is considered insignificant for the Toronto Argonauts especially players who are playing an increased role in the team's finale.

With a chance to clinch first place in the East, the Toronto Argonauts cannot afford to come out flat in a pivotal matchup against the Montreal Alouettes.

Getting back in the win column against the B.C. Lions, the Toronto Argonauts understand that they need to keep building forward.

After a humbling loss against the Calgary Stampeders, the Toronto Argonauts look to bounce back against the B.C. Lions who pose their own set of challenges.

With a playoff spot locked up, the Toronto Argonauts still have a lot to play for as they hit the road to take on the Calgary Stampeders.

With a chance to solidify their spot in the East Division, the Toronto Argonauts offence is looking to keep the momentum going with six games left in the season.

The Toronto Argonauts get Ja'Gared Davis back for the stretch run of the season while Damontre Moore believes he has a lot to offer both on and off the field.

The battle for first place in the East Division remains wide open which is why the Toronto Argonauts aren't planning to take their foot off the gas pedal with another important stretch of games.

Once again the playing surface at BMO Field has pinned Toronto FC supports and Toronto Argonauts fans in a battle on social media that seem to be missing the big picture.

While the Toronto Argonauts own a better record over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats this season, that won't matter when they make trip to Tim Hortons Field for the the Labour Day Classic.