The Toronto Argonauts (10-7) head west to face the Edmonton Elks (6-11) in the regular season finale for both teams. Toronto has already secured their playoff position and will host the Eastern Semi-Final, while Edmonton looks to end their season on a high note despite missing the playoffs for a fourth straight year. The Argonauts have dominated recent matchups, winning the last four meetings dating back to 2021.
Key Players
Cameron Dukes (QB) – Gets the start after completing 138 of 192 passes for 1,404 yards and 7 TDs this season
Ka’Deem Carey (RB) – Needs just 28 rushing yards to set a new career high, currently at 1,060 yards with 7 TDs
Makai Polk (WR) – Rookie sensation just 98 yards shy of 1,000-yard season (902 yards, 5 TDs)
Eugene Lewis (WR, Elks) – Riding seven-game TD streak, needs 18 yards for third career 1,000-yard season
Tre Ford (QB, Elks) – Looking to cement starting role for 2025 after going 5-4 in last nine starts
Keys to the Game
1. Quarterback Rotation Toronto plans to split time between Dukes and Nick Arbuckle, managing playing time with playoffs ahead
2. Ground Game Battle Edmonton features three 500+ yard rushers (Rankin, Leake, Brown) – first in CFL history
3. Defensive Pressure Argos face league’s best pass protection (28 sacks allowed) while trying to maintain defensive momentum
4. Special Teams Impact Jack Cassar leads CFL with 22 special teams tackles, could be difference-maker in close game
Injuries
Depth Chart
Score Prediction
Toronto Argonauts 29 – Edmonton Elks 20
The Argonauts’ defensive strength and balanced offensive attack should be enough to edge out a motivated Elks squad in a competitive season finale.
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