The head of the Canadian Football League just dropped a sobering truth bomb: only two teams—the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Saskatchewan Roughriders—actually turned a profit last season. The rest? Struggling to stay in the black. It’s a stark reminder that even beloved leagues aren’t immune to financial headaches.

Editor’s Note: The CFL isn’t just fighting for wins on the field—it’s fighting to keep the lights on. If most teams are bleeding money, it could mean everything from ticket price hikes to shaky futures for smaller-market squads. For fans, this isn’t just about stats; it’s about whether their team (or the league itself) stays viable long-term.