British Columbia at Winnipeg

Blue Bombers (-) over Lions- These two are without a doubt the top two best teams in the CFL and their team stats bear that out. BC who posted an impressive 3006 win at Winnipeg in the first meeting on June 22 the second week of the season, their only blemish this season came the following week at Toronto falling 45-24. Winnipeg has the No. 1 offense averaging 390 YPG and their defense is ranked No. 3 allowing 341 YPG. not, to be out done the Lions have CFL No. 1 defense allowing just 281 YPG and thr no. 2 offense averaging 389 YPG. The problem for BC is that will be against a team bent on revenge and they will be using their back-up quarterback while th Blue Bombers have two-time MVP Zack Collaros who was held to 191 yards in the first meeting has thrown for over 300 yards in his last two. Revenge and a better QB... Take WINNIPEG!

Toronto and Montreal 7:05 ET

Alouettes (+) over Argonauts- Toronto is a perfect 3-0 both SU and ATS and leads the CFL in rushing averaging 137.5 YPG. But, they are fortunate to be undefeated as their defense is ranked 7th overall among the nine teams and their passing defense is ranked last. Montreal opened with a pair of wins over Ottawa and Hamilton and then dropped the next two falling to Winnipeg and British Columbia. Argonauts are 1-5-1 ATS in their last seven visits to Montreal. Take ALOUETTES!  

Edmonton at Saskatchewan 9:00 ET

Roughriders (-) over Elks- You know with the CFL being a nine-team league and comprised for the most part of players that have reached their ‘Peter Principle’ level and it is mediocre at best and at worst you have Edmonton 0-4 SU, 0-4 ATS. When CFL teams are bad thy are very bad and teams have gone win-less and have had one-win seasons. The Elks were 4-14 last season off a three-win season the year before. Last year they surrendered 599 points and the year before they scored just 246 going 3-11. Edmonton is at the bottom of the CFL on offense averaging just 265 YPG and are eighth of nine teams on defense allowing 402 YPG. The Roughriders are No. 2 on offense gaining 403 PPG and that should be enough. Lay-it take SASKATCHEWAN!

British Columbia at Toronto 7:10 ET

Lions (-) over Argonauts- The defending and undefeated Grey Cup Champion Toronto Argonauts are at home and are a field goal underdog at home. This might seem a bit odd and it is other than the Lions are 3-0 and have had three impressive dominating wins. Toronto has a five-yard average offensive advantage but, the BC defense hold a 115-yard per game advantage and that is significant. The Argo’s will rely on a strong run and and stout defense against the run but fall short on both sides of the ball when it is put in the air. Take BRITISH COLUMBIA!

Winnipeg at Montreal 7:00 ET

Blue Bombers (-) over Alouettes- Winnipeg’s offense which has been dominating the CFL in recent seasons took the weak off last time out and was thumped by British Columbia 30-6. Montreal has played well but they will be up against an angry bunch. Look for Blue Bombers offense to romp. Take WINNIPEG!

Toronto at Edmonton 7:00 ET

Elks (+) over Argonauts- This appears to be a  mismatch as 0-2 Edmonton can’t seem to get out of their own way on offense averaging just 219 yards in two games. They gain a poultry 63.5 yards rushing and barley 150 yards passing ranking dead last in both in this nine team league. This will be just the second game for Toronto after a bye last week. The Argonauts are slow starters for the most part and are 1-6 ATS the last three seasons in June and 0-4 ATS in the last four meetings. Take EDMONTON!

British Columbia at Winnipeg 8:30 ET

Lions (-) over Blue Bombers- This should be a good one as both of these clubs dominated their first two opponents. The powerful Winnipeg offense put up 499 yards in Week 1 against Hamilton and then 409 last week against Saskatchewan but were out-gained by over 50 yards. British Columbia  shut bout Edmonton 22-0 last week and took out Calgary 25-15 as a 12.5-point underdog in week one. The Lions gained 431 yards last week and 423 the week before and they held both opponents to a combined 264 yards rushing and just 145 yards passing ranking their defense No. 1 by far. Take the points with BC LIONS

Hamilton at Toronto 7:00 ET

Tiger-Cats (-) over Argonauts- There is some thing really, really wrong here as the defending CFL Grey Cup Champions are underdogs in their season opener at home. Toronto was the last man standing in the CFL defeating Winnipeg 24-23 holding the powerful Blue Bombers offense to just 286 offensive yards in the championship game. Tigers-Cats have a game under their belt and was trashed by the same Blue Bombers last week. Take HAMILTON!

Edmonton at British Columbia 7:00 ET

Lions (-) over Elks- What we have come to see so far in  CFL play is that with offenses having only three downs to make a first down, teams with the better offenses have an even better chance for victory by bigger margins. Edmonton does not move the ball while l gaining just 275 total yards and with only 73 rushing. BC put up 25 points and 423 yards as an underdog (+2.5) against Calgary in their opener.  Elks are 2-8 ATS vs. the West and 0-4 ATS in the last four meetings. Take BRITISH COLUMBIA!

Ottawa at Montreal 7:00 ET

RedBlacks (+) over Alouettes- Well, we are going to find out tonight if the CFL plays to the same tune as the NFL and most other football. Here we have Montreal at Home having gone to the playoffs three straight years hosting an Ottawa football team that hasn’t made the playoffs in any of those three years. So, what is the deal...my issue even in a league where you can score a one-point play that with those two resumes why is the home team favored by less the a field goal. Obviously the odds-maker believe that the RedBlacks have a shot at winning this contest outright. I will be happy with an ATS win. Take OTTAWA

British Columbia at Calgary 7:00 ET

Stampeders (+) over Lions- B.C. Is without a doubt the best team in the CFL as they lead in every vital offense and defensive categories. They are No. 1 in Total Offense and Total Defense, gaining 458 yards per contest while allowing just 299.9 yards per game. They are also No. 1 in rushing and passing yardage and pretty much dominate all aspect of CFL play. The Stampers have shown that they can play with the Lions in the pasted defeating them twice last season. Look for more of the same. Take CALGARY!