Shea Patterson rushed for three touchdowns on eight carries for 20 yards
Davis Alexander threw for 350 yards and one touchdown on 26-of-36 passing
Montreal improves to 8-7 while Calgary falls to 8-6 in West Division standings
Game Recap:
The Montreal Alouettes dominated the Calgary Stampeders 38-20 at Molson Percival Memorial Stadium in Week 17 action, with Shea Patterson leading the charge with three rushing touchdowns. Davis Alexander threw for 350 yards while Tyler Snead caught eight passes for 115 yards, helping Montreal improve to 8-7 on the season. Calgary drops to 8-6 with the loss, despite Vernon Adams Jr.’s 238 passing yards and one touchdown.
Results
Team
1
2
3
4
OT
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Outcome
CGY
7
7
3
3
0
20
Loss
MTL
4
14
14
6
0
38
Win
Game Highlights Video:
Watch the full game highlights above to catch all the key plays from Calgary Stampeders vs Montreal Alouettes.
Montreal Alouettes Performance:
The Alouettes put together a complete offensive performance, controlling the game with balanced attack through the air and on the ground. Montreal’s red zone efficiency proved to be the difference maker in this convincing home victory.
Top Offensive Players:
Davis Alexander: QB – 26/36, 350 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT
Tyrice Beverette: DB – 9 tackles, 1 sack, 1 interception
Wesley Sutton: LB – 7 tackles
Darnell Sankey: LB – 6 tackles
Isaac Adeyemi-berglund: DL – 3 tackles, 2 sacks
Kabion Ento: DB – 3 tackles
Calgary Stampeders Performance:
The Stampeders struggled to maintain momentum throughout the game, managing only 20 points despite solid passing numbers from Vernon Adams Jr. Calgary’s inability to capitalize in the red zone and defensive struggles proved costly in this road loss.
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Team allowed 38 points and 350+ passing yards
Defense forced one interception by Tyrice Beverette
Multiple three-and-out situations allowed Montreal momentum
With this Week 17 result, the current CFL standings show Saskatchewan leading the West Division at 10-3, followed by Calgary and BC both at 8-6. In the East Division, Hamilton tops the standings at 9-5, with Montreal now at 8-7 after this important victory. The Alouettes will have a bye in Week 18, while Calgary travels to face BC in their final regular season game.
Montreal’s dominant performance showcased their playoff potential with balanced offensive production and timely defensive plays. The Philpot brothers faced off for the second time in their CFL careers, with both making significant contributions in this entertaining matchup at Molson Percival Memorial Stadium.
Can Montreal’s offensive momentum carry them into the playoffs with this convincing victory? How will Calgary respond in their crucial final game against BC with playoff positioning on the line? What are your thoughts on this game? Share your comments below.
