Game Recap

In a back-and-forth offensive duel between the Toronto Argonauts and the Ottawa REDBLACKS, the Argonauts came out victorious with a 44-31 win. The game, marked by five lead changes, saw the Argos maintain their perfect record at home, as fans were treated to an action-packed affair.

Toronto Argonauts

Offense

Chad Kelly‘s arm was red-hot as he led the Argonauts, throwing for 417 yards with four touchdowns and a single interception. His favorite target, DaVaris Daniels, had a monster game, recording 180 yards on six receptions for three touchdowns. AJ Ouellette had a notable performance on the ground, rushing 14 times for 90 yards.

Defense

Adarius Pickett and Wynton McManis were key players in the Argos’ defense, combining for 13 tackles and a sack. Shawn Oakman’s crucial sack on Crum and Toronto’s overall defensive effort in the fourth quarter ensured that the Argos maintained their lead.

Ottawa REDBLACKS

Offense

Dustin Crum led Ottawa’s offense with 292 yards and three touchdowns. Jaelon Acklin was Crum’s standout receiver, grabbing six receptions for 157 yards and a touchdown. On the ground, Devonte Williams led with 10 rushes for 47 yards.

Defense

Ottawa’s defense made some significant plays, including a pick-six by Cariel Brooks. Adam Auclair led the team with seven tackles, while Bryce Carter, Michael Wakefield, and Cleyon Laing made key contributions to keep the pressure on Toronto’s offense.

Impact on CFL Scores and Standings

This game has significant implications on the CFL standings, as Toronto continues to assert its dominance in the East Division. Ottawa’s loss will force them to reevaluate and regroup as they prepare for the second half of the season.

While the game wasn’t close in terms of the final score, the constant lead changes and thrilling offensive plays kept fans on the edge of their seats. Both teams demonstrated flashes of brilliance and showcased why Canadian football is among the most exciting sports.

The Argos will enjoy their final bye of the season in Week 11, while the REDBLACKS look to bounce back at home against the Montreal Alouettes on Aug. 19. The ongoing drama in the CFL continues to captivate fans, and this game was no exception in providing thrilling moments and shifting the CFL scores and standings landscape.