The CFL schedule today features two crucial Week 19 matchups with significant playoff implications. CFL games today include the Calgary Stampeders visiting the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers traveling to face the Edmonton Elks in a Saturday doubleheader.

Game Overview:

CFL games on October 11th, 2025:

Calgary Stampeders vs Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Location: Tim Hortons Field, Hamilton
Date: Saturday, October 11th, 2025
Time: 3:00 PM ET
TV: TSN, RDS, CTV
Stream: CFL+

Winnipeg Blue Bombers vs Edmonton Elks
Location: Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton
Date: Saturday, October 11th, 2025
Time: 7:00 PM ET
TV: TSN
Stream: CFL+

Game Previews:

Calgary Stampeders (8-7) vs Hamilton Tiger-Cats (10-6):

The Tiger-Cats can clinch first place in the East Division with a victory over Calgary. Hamilton enters on a high after defeating Toronto 47-29 in Week 18, improving their record to 10-6. The Stampeders are fighting to avoid a five-game losing streak while trying to solidify their playoff positioning in the competitive West Division. Calgary won the first meeting between these teams in Week 1 by a score of 38-26.

Key Players:

1. Bo Levi Mitchell (HAM): QB – Has thrown for 4,514 yards with 32 touchdowns and needs 274 passing yards for his fourth career 5,000-yard season
2. Kenny Lawler (HAM): WR – Leads Hamilton with 13 touchdown receptions and 1,253 receiving yards on 72 catches
3. Vernon Adams Jr. (CGY): QB – Has completed 216 of 339 passes for 3,254 yards with 17 touchdowns but has struggled recently with 6 interceptions in his last three games
4. Dedrick Mills (CGY): RB – Leads the CFL with 1,039 rushing yards on 192 carries and has 8 rushing touchdowns
5. Greg Bell (HAM): RB – Has rushed for 825 yards on 149 attempts with 474 yards over his last four games

Winnipeg Blue Bombers (8-7) vs Edmonton Elks (6-9):

This West Division showdown carries major playoff implications for Winnipeg as they fight for positioning in a tight divisional race. The Blue Bombers are coming off a bye week and historically have been strong in that situation, posting an 18-2 record since 2017. Edmonton maintains an outside chance at the playoffs with a 6-9 record and will look to close the gap on Winnipeg. The Bombers won the first meeting 36-23 in Week 4.

Key Players:

1. Zach Collaros (WPG): QB – Has completed 197 of 267 passes for 2,297 yards with 14 touchdowns and has thrown for over 300 yards in two of his last three games
2. Brady Oliveira (WPG): RB – Needs just 29 rushing yards to reach 1,000 for the fourth consecutive season and has 873 yards with 47 receptions for 434 yards
3. Cody Fajardo (EDM): QB – Has completed 230 of 300 passes for 2,764 yards with 12 touchdowns and has not thrown an interception in his last 134 pass attempts
4. Justin Rankin (EDM): RB – Has rushed for 838 yards on 153 carries with 8 touchdowns and adds 633 receiving yards on 49 catches
5. Nic Demski (WPG): WR – Sits four yards away from his third consecutive 1,000-yard season with 882 receiving yards and 7 touchdowns but is listed as a game-time decision

CFL Betting Odds:

Calgary Stampeders at Hamilton Tiger-Cats:
Spread: Hamilton -3
Over/Under: 56
Moneyline: Hamilton favored

Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Edmonton Elks:
Spread: Winnipeg -3
Over/Under: 53
Moneyline: Winnipeg favored

CFL Standings:

East Division:
1. Hamilton Tiger-Cats: 10-6
2. Montreal Alouettes: 8-7
3. Toronto Argonauts: 5-12
4. Ottawa Redblacks: 4-11

West Division:
1. Saskatchewan Roughriders: 12-4
2. BC Lions: 9-7
3. Winnipeg Blue Bombers: 8-7
4. Calgary Stampeders: 8-7
5. Edmonton Elks: 6-9

CFL News:

The playoff race in both divisions continues to tighten as the regular season enters its final stretch. Hamilton holds a two-game lead in the East Division and can clinch first place with a win over Calgary, while the West Division remains highly competitive with just four games separating second from fifth place. The Stampeders have ruled out three starters for Saturday’s game, including offensive lineman D’Antne Demery, safety Damon Webb, and defensive lineman Lorenzo Mauldin IV. Both games carry significant implications for playoff seeding with just two weeks remaining in the regular season.

Today’s CFL games will provide important updates to the CFL standings as teams jockey for playoff positioning. Fans can track CFL scores throughout the afternoon and evening, with CFL betting odds available for both matchups. Which team do you think will come out on top in these critical Week 19 contests?