The Ottawa Redblacks have dismissed head coach Bob Dyce following a series of defeats that concluded the team’s season. The decision was made following Ottawa’s 35-15 loss to Hamilton, which resulted in the team missing the CFL playoffs for the fifth time since their 2018 Grey Cup appearance. Dyce had been part of the Redblacks organization since 2016, initially as the special-teams coordinator before assuming the head coach position in 2022. Although he guided Ottawa to a 9-8-1 record and a playoff spot last season after a five-year drought, the team’s performance declined this year, finishing with a 4-14 record under his leadership. Dyce’s overall coaching record stands at 18-39-1. General manager Shawn Burke expressed the challenges of the decision, acknowledging Dyce’s dedication and hard work during his tenure with the team.
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