Blake Dermott's guest appearances

Blake Dermott

Oilers NOW with Bob Stauffer

Inside Sports with Reid Wilkins

Edmonton Elks

The E-Pod

Ryan King

Justin Sorensen

Sean Whyte

Randy Ambrosie

Adarius Bowman

Phillip Lolley

Trevor Harris

Vontae Diggs

Carter Hart

Dave Rowe

Matthew Barnaby

Andrew Walker

Matt Benning

James Dean

Mark Lewis

OwlTail

With the 2020 CFL season cancelled, the focus has shifted to 2021 and what the league needs to do to re-launch successfully. Morley is joined by two Grey Cup Champions and former members of the Edmonton Football Club, Blake Dermott and Eddie Steele to talk about what needs to change and what needs to be better going forward.   The trio also discuss Labour Day without football for the first time in a long time.

With the 2020 CFL season cancelled, the focus has shifted to 2021 and what the league needs to do to re-launch successfully. Morley is joined by two Grey Cup Champions and former members of the Edmonton Football Club, Blake Dermott and Eddie Steele to talk about what needs to change and what needs to be better going forward.   The trio also discuss Labour Day without football for the first time in a long time.

The round table with Blake Dermott and Eddie Steele

The people have spoken. "More Blake," is what you said, so more Blake is what you get. Straying from his usual spot at half Time on the E-Pod, Blake is back as our feature guest. This time he talks about the $2,000 he feels the Eskimos owe him, plus that 1989 team known to some as the best team that never won the Grey Cup. Then, hear the story behind this quote: “..and one of those establishments...let’s just say...some of their employees danced for a living.” At half time, Blake's daughter Carly fills in for her dad as our resident storyteller. Both Carly and Blake look back to 2017 and the motorcycle accident that ultimately saved Blake’s life. 

The people have spoken. "More Blake," is what you said, so more Blake is what you get. Straying from his usual spot at half Time on the E-Pod, Blake is back as our feature guest. This time he talks about the $2,000 he feels the Eskimos owe him, plus that 1989 team known to some as the best team that never won the Grey Cup. Then, hear the story behind this quote: “..and one of those establishments...let’s just say...some of their employees danced for a living.” At half time, Blake's daughter Carly fills in for her dad as our resident storyteller. Both Carly and Blake look back to 2017 and the motorcycle accident that ultimately saved Blake’s life.

Blake Dermott (again...)