3 in a row and Matthew Shiltz may be the real deal. Will Trevor Harris even see the field?
3. Saskatchewan
Finally figured out a way to beat Calgary. Thankfully these teams won't play again....or will they?
4. Toronto
May want to think twice about trading Arbuckle. Toronto was out classed in Montreal, looking forward to BC and Ottawa they will be in a dog fight for the East.
5. Calgary
Some poor decisions from Bo cost them a chance to take control of the West Semi. However with Ottawa and BC next up they're still definitely in the picture to host a playoff game.
6. Hamilton
Let Ottawa hang around longer than they would have liked but took care of business. Up next possibly a worse team in Edmonton. Hamilton is still well in the East picture despite what the league's main broadcaster would have you believe.
7. BC
Embarrassing loss. Hard to imagine that much talent can't score a point.
8. Ottawa
Officially eliminated. Neither Caleb Evans nor Duck Duck Hodges looked particularly good, and they never got much of a rythmn going against a solid Hamilton D. Full garbage time mode for Ottawa now.
9. Edmonton
Speaking of garbage time. Edmonton traded away their best quarterback and are trying to convince fans they're in win now mode.
Have they hit rock bottom? Are the reports of a divided vaxx vs anti vaxx locker room true? Tune in this week.
West fans that like to play the "weak east" card all the time will tell you that Sask, Cal, and likely BC are unequivocally better than Ham, Tor and Mtl.... Because you know..... It's the west.
Montreal at #2 appears to be high; they have just beat up on RBs a handful of times to have a great record.
Cats may be screwing around with bad Oline and kickers- but the team is better than both Montreal & Toronto - just a matter of time they get it together.
They've won 4 in a row. I'd imagine a neutral site game would be a pick em point spread.
Krisiun is right 2-6 are basically a wash. Hamilton could have established themselves with the 2 games they blew. But alas that's a history lesson now.
If the Als can beat Sask this coming Saturday; they are a legitimate #2; but I highly doubt they will.
A part of me will be cheering for the Als; just to bring the Sask arrogance down to earth (there is very little to hate about the Als - other than they are in the east)
I will have to plug my nose and "cheer" for SSK to win. We want to be at least even with MTL (after winning the season series) for home-field advantage.
If we tie the Argos in the standings , that kind of suggests that we beat them on Nov 12 in T O . 2 wins for each team gives us the tie breaker on points for and against. We already have the edge vs. the Als .
Let's raise the bar .
