Previous Rank: 3
Week 1: Defeated BC at home 35-27.
Week 2: Bye week.
Week 3:
Defeated Edmonton at home 39-36.Week 4: Lost to Montreal at home 20-30.
Week 5: Lost to Saskatchewan 23-30.
Week 6:
Defeated Montreal on the road 37-18.Week 7: Lost to Hamilton on the road 27-24.
The Toronto Argonauts fell 24-27 in a close game to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats who were winless coming into week 7. Cameron Dukes completed 20 of his 27 passes for 180 yards before he was replaced by Nick Arbuckle with 8 minutes left in the 4th quarter. Arbuckle completed 8 of his 14 passes for 118 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Damonte Coxie led the team in receiving as he caught 5 passes for 87 yards. It was another positive day for Ka’Deem Carey who rushed 11 times for 66 yards, 6 yards per carry. On defense, Jake Ceresna and Derek Parish both recorded a sack and DaShawun Amos had an interception.
Week 8:
Hosting Winnipeg on Saturday.#5 Calgary Stampeders (3-3)
Previous Rank: 6
Week 1: Defeated Hamilton at home 32-24.
Week 2:
Lost to BC on the road 17-26.Week 3: Bye Week.
Week 4: Defeated Winnipeg at home in overtime 22-19.
Week 5:
Lost to Montreal on the road 26-30.Week 6: Lost to Winnipeg on the road 37-41
Week 7: Defeated BC at home 25-24.
The Stampeders
had a successful day defensively as they held the high-powered BC passing offense to under 200 yards. Tyler Richardson and Kobe Williams both recorded an interception. James Vaughters recorded the lone sack for the Stampeders. Linebacker Micah Awe led the team in tackles with 6.In week 7 it was Calgary with the high-powered passing game as Jake Maier completed 25 of his 32 passes for 307 yards and 3 touchdowns. Jalen Philpot led the team in receiving with 6 receptions for 79 yards and a touchdown. Clark Barnes and Reggie Begelton also had a receiving touchdown.
Week 8: Visiting Ottawa on Friday.
Previous Rank: 5
Week 1: Lost to Montreal at home 12-27.
Week 2: Lost to Ottawa on the road 19-23.
Week 3:
Lost to BC at home 24-26.Week 4: Lost to Calgary on the road in overtime 19-22.
Week 5: Defeated Ottawa at home 25-16.
Week 6:
Defeated Calgary at home 41-37.Week 7: Lost to Saskatchewan on the road 9-19.
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers fell to their rivals on the road in Saskatchewan 9-19 in week 7. After hitting a season high in points scored in week 6 the Bombers hit a new low in points scored in week 7 as they were prevented from scoring a touchdown. Zach Collaros threw for 266 yards and an interception. Brady Oliveira rushed 9 times for 49 yards (5.4 average) and also led the team in receiving as he caught all 9 of his targets for 80 yards. On defense Evan Holm led the team in tackles with 8 and Willie Jefferson recorded the only sack for Winnipeg in week 7.
Week 8:
Visiting Toronto on Saturday.#7 Ottawa RedBlacks (4-2)
Previous Rank: 7
Week 1: Bye Week
Week 2:
Defeated Winnipeg at home 23-19.Week 3: Lost to Montreal on the road 21-47.
Week 4: Defeated Hamilton at home 24-22.
Week 5:
Lost to Winnipeg on the road 16-25.Week 6: Defeated Edmonton on the road 37-34
Week 7: Defeated Edmonton at home 20-14.
Ottawa defeated
Edmonton 20-14 in week 7 to sweep the season series between the 2 teams. It was Ottawa’s best game of the season yet as they only allowed 14 points and did not allow a touchdown. Deandre Lamont had a team-leading 9 tackles and an interception. Defensive linemen Bryce Carter and Lorenzo Mauldin both had a sack.On offense, Dru Brown completed 22 of his 33 passes for 257 yards with 2 interceptions. Justin Hardy led the team in receiving as he caught 5 passes for 61 yards. Kalil Pimpleton and Dominique Rhymes both had over 50 yards receiving as well. Runningback Ryquell Armstead rushed 12 times for 53 yards and a touchdown.
Week 8: Hosting Calgary on Friday.
Previous Rank: 9
Week 1: Lost to Calgary on the road 24-32.
Week 2: Lost to Saskatchewan at home 30-33.
Week 3:
Lost to Saskatchewan on the road 20-36.Week 4: Lost to Ottawa on the road 22-24.
Week 5: Lost to B.C. at home 44-28.
Week 6:
Bye week.Week 7: Defeated Toronto 27-24.
Week 8: Visiting Edmonton on Sunday.
#9 Edmonton Elk
s (0-6)🃏Previous Rank: 8
Week 1: Lost to Saskatchewan at home 21-29.
Week 2:
Lost to Montreal at home 20-23.Week 3: Lost to Toronto on the road 36-39.
Week 4: Lost to B.C. on the road 21-24.
Week 5:
Bye Week.Week 6: Lost to Ottawa at home 34-37
Week 7: Lost to Ottawa on the road 14-20.
The Elks are no
w on a 10-game losing streak having not won a game since September 15 of last year. They played great football much of this season but it’s already beginning to feel like they are out of the playoff race. The Commonwealth Curse is simply too powerful right now. McLeod Bethel-Thompson completed 27 of his 39 passes for 206 yards with 1 interception. It was his lowest yards per attempt so far this season at 5.3. On the ground, it was not much better for Edmonton as Kevin Brown was held to his lowest yards per carry as he rushed 9 times for 26 yards, 2.89 yards on average.One positive was the fact that it was the fewest points allowed so far this season by Edmonton. 4 different players recorded a sack including Nyles Morgan, Noah Taylor, Noah Curtis, and Romeo McKnight. Kai Gray and Darrius Bratton both had an interception.
Week 8: Hosting Hamilton on Sunday.
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