CFL's Redblacks are so bad it should worry Ottawa taxpayers | Ottawa Citizen

Lansdowne 2.0's projected revenues are in jeopardy if the team keeps losing the very fans the project needs to succeed. | Opinion

Skip to Content The Redblacks are so bad it should worry Ottawa taxpayers | Opinion Mohammed Adam: Lansdowne 2.0's projected revenues are in jeopardy if the CFL team keeps losing the very fans the project needs to succeed. Last updated 5 days ago The winless Ottawa Redblacks are averaging fewer than 15,000 fans over its first six home games this season, compared to 18,000 in 2025. Photo by Ashley Fraser /POSTMEDIA It is almost a year since Lansdowne 2.0 was approved, but it bears asking whether the Ottawa Redblacks’ 0-11 start to the season could threaten the viability of the…

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