
Wide receiver performances are outlined in CFL Wide Receiver Weekly.
First Team WR – DaVaris Daniels (TOR)
6 targets, 6 catches, 180 yards, and 3 touchdowns
First Team WR – Keon Hatcher (BC)
10 targets, 9 catches, 170 yards, 1 touchdown
7 targets, 6 catches, 157 yards, 1 touchdown
First Team WR – Kyran Moore (EDM)
6 targets, 5 catches, 96 yards, 1 touchdown
First Team WR – Cam Phillips (TOR)
9 targets, 5 catches, 115 yards
First Team OL – Winnipeg Blue Bombers
LT Stanley Bryant, LG Geoff Gray, C Chris Kolankowski, RG Patrick Neufeld, RT Jemarcus Hardrick
I felt that the Edmonton Elks did a good job putting pressure on in the first half against Winnipeg but that Winnipeg did a good job giving Dru Brown protection as the game went on. They also made holes that helped Brady Oliveira rush for 7.9 yards per carry.
1st Team Special Teams
First Team Kicker – Sean Whyte (BC)
Made all 3 of his field goals with a longest of 47 yards and also went 4 for 4 in point after converts.
He punted it more than anyone in week 10 and had the longest average punt as he had 9 punts averaging 47.4 yards per punt.
First Team Returner – Javon Leake
He scored a 79-yard punt return touchdown early in the third quarter to give Toronto some separation was very close before that pointÂ
Second Team
2nd Team Defensive Line
Second Team DE – Julian Howsare (CGY)
Howsare did a good job getting pressure on the quarterback against BC in a game in which Vernon Adams Jr. was very smooth at eluding pressure. There were 4 plays that stuck out as quality pressures by Howsare and he also contributed to a good run stop.
Second Team DT – Miles Brown (SSK)
Miles Brown had an eventful first half with a run tackle and a sack in the first quarter and a really good run stop for a loss in the 2nd quarter.
Wiggan had a couple of pressures, a quality run tackle, and a sack that came in the third quarter in the loss to BC.
Second Team DE – Woody Baron (BC)
Woody Baron contributed to making Calgary’s passing game as difficult as possible. He had 5 quality pressures throughout the game and also contributed to a run stop in the 2nd quarter.
2nd Team Linebackers
Second Team LB – Wynton McManis (TOR)
McManis had 3 plays in which he put quality pressure on the quarterback blitzing. He had an assortment of quality run tackles as well. He had a great run stop in the third quarter and then the next play a good tackle on a short pass forcing Ottawa to punt.
Morgan had a pretty good game against Winnipeg in what was another tough loss for Edmonton. He had quite a few run tackles on Brady Oliveira throughout the game and also some tackles quickly on short passes. Morgan covered a lot of ground and finished the game with 10 tackles which was more than anyone in week 10.
Second Team Cover LB – Emmanuel Rugamba (BC)
Rugamba closed early on a receiver contributing a tackle for a loss on a short pass. He had multiple good tackles on short passes ensuring Calgary’s receivers were unable to draw up a YAC attack. Rugamba also had a knockdown in the 4th quarter when pressuring the quarterback.
2nd Team Defensive Backs
Second Team CB – Garry Peters (BC)
Garry Peters has consistently been one of the best corners in the CFL. Calgary’s longest passing play was 15 yards in BC’s win. Peters closed in quickly on receivers to help his teammates finish their tackles on a couple of short pass plays. He also had a breakup in the first half that he nearly intercepted and an interception in the 4th quarter.
Sutton put pressure on the quarterback twice and later helped with a sack that resulted in a fumble. He nearly had an interception in the first half and provided great coverage on a deep ball targetted Shawn Bane Jr. in the third quarter.
Second Team S – Brandon Alexander (WPG)
Edmonton had only 2 long passing plays in the loss to Winnipeg neither of which the blame could be attributed to Brandon Alexander.. One was a 70-yard touchdown by Kyran Moore that was a short pass to the sideline that was all YAC against the blitz that a cornerback missed their tackle. The other was a 53-yard pass to Kyran Moore who was being covered by 2 other defensive backs.
Outside of those 2 plays Edmonton only had only 66 yards of passing offense. Alexander had 4 tackles including a tackle on Tre Ford rushing and a quick tackle on a short pass in the 4th quarter.