I remember a similar situation last year. Esks got off to a bad start, BC was undefeated and no one, no matter how hard they tried, could take them down.
In walk the almighty Eskimos and crush BC. BC was so damaged by the loss that they didn't record another win for many, many games. Esks go on to win GC.
Although very likely, for the Al's sake, I hope this doesn't happen to them.
THE ARGOS beat SASK. [with 5 key injuries] , who beat B.C. 2 times.
The only time that you can almost predict a win is when 1 team plays the same team 2 weeks in a row.
Montreal are good but they have also been lucky. Several games were very close and then the second game Vs. Winnipeg was not a true test of any thing. :thdn:
They have to rebound from the last game at home.
How many times has EDMONTON lost 2 in a row at home?
and until the EE show that they are once again a force in the league, you have nothing but wishful thinking EE, for now they have shown squat, although I have picked them to UPSET the Als this week.
Then only area where the eskimos have an edge on the Als is with the deep threat with Tucker and they play at home.
Coaching with Hughey's son and Costanza has been a disaster.
Oline is unreliable.
Eskis had to beg a guy they fired to come back to make the front four work.
I think Ray is going to get his bell rung. Holding penalties will be thrown at the EE all night long and the Als are going to make the Eskimos D look old.
Edmonton has put up watch this
Week one : 14 points
Week two : 18 points
Week three 10 points
Week four: 10 points
Week five: 27 points
Week six : 22 points
On their best night (27 points)Against BC one of the weakest defense in the league. The best this would have gotten them against the Als this season is a draw!