- Toronto: Celebrations are ongoing for Toronto, having seized the East Division title for a third consecutive year in the 15th week.
- Winnipeg: They booked their playoff berth for the seventh straight year in Week 14.
Understanding the Crossover Rule
The crossover rule could play a pivotal role in the playoff seedings. This rule activates when the fourth-place team in one division (A4) secures more points than the third-place team in the other division (B3), provided they are not tied on points. A4 will replace B3 in the playoff seedings, setting a semi-final clash against B2 from division B.
Week 16: The Matchups
The match calendar for the week promises a series of thrilling encounters:
- Friday, September 22:
- 7 p.m. ET: Saskatchewan will be challenging Ottawa, a game with repercussions for several teams.
- 9:30 p.m. ET: BC will face off against Edmonton, a match pivotal for the BC’s playoff hopes. </ul>
- Saturday, September 23:
- 4 p.m. ET: Montreal takes on Calgary, a game Calgary must eye keenly to retain their playoff aspirations.
- 7 p.m. ET: Hamilton goes head to head with the champions Toronto, a game where pride and form will be at stake. </ul>
Week 16 in the CFL unfolds with teams battling for supremacy and securing crucial playoff spots. The focus remains sternly on the BC Lions as they seek clarity on their postseason future. Stay tuned as we bring you the most comprehensive coverage of the gripping encounters in the race to the 110th Grey Cup.
