The Saskatchewan Roughriders are in the market for a new head coach following Monday’s announcement that Craig Dickenson won’t be retained for 2024.

Jeremy O’Day, the team’s general manager and vice president of football operations, was handed a three-year contract extension, while Dickenson’s entire coaching staff has been allowed to walk away following the expiration of their deals. Saskatchewan’s new bench boss will be given the autonomy to hire their own assistants to try to get the team back into the postseason following a two-year absence.

Below are six candidates who could be in the running for the position. They are listed alphabetically by last name

The 54-year-old has won more Grey Cups than anyone else in the recent history of the CFL, collecting three rings as the receivers coach of the Calgary Stampeders, one as the running backs coach of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, and one as the passing game coordinator of the Toronto Argonauts.

The native of Hollywood, Fla. turned down Saskatchewan’s offer to become their offensive coordinator this past off-season and his star has only risen since as Toronto’s reached new heights with Chad Kelly under centre in 2023. If the Riders want to boost their offence next season, Costanza could be a great fit in Riderville.