Montreal beat Hamilton for a 4th time this year and BC put up 41 on Calgary. We have the best 4 teams remaining.
All picks moneyline:
TORONTO The Argos have beaten the Alouettes 35-27, 39-10 and 23-20 this year and just like Montreal did to Hamilton by beating them 4 times this year, Toronto will return the favor by beating Montreal for the 4th time this year and advance to their 2nd consecutive Grey Cup. Toronto hasn't played a meaningful game since September and you can bet Kelly and Dinwiddie are well rested and raring to go in this one. Toronto will have no issues moving the ball with Ouellette pounding the rock and Kelly spreading the ball around to his WRs, and if they can build a 2 possession or more lead which they are very good at and more than capable of then Montreal is in serious trouble. They are not a team built to come from behind, especially against the Juggernaut Argos. Fajardo can't be trusted to engineer a multiple score comeback against Toronto's defense. Montreal's strength is their defense and Toronto will be able to shred them. Toronto wins this game with ease and their players are just itching and ready to finally be playing a game that means something. 37-19 Argos
WINNIPEG This game for me comes down to the running game. Winnipeg can run the ball and BC cannot. Winnipeg also has a huge advantages in the trenches on the offensive side of the ball. Schoen, Demski and Bailey are all questionable which is a bit worrisome but the Bombers still have Lawler, Wolitarsky and to just pound the rock with bull dozing Oliviera. Winnipeg also has the better defense and home field advantage behind them. Which Vernon Adams will we see? Even if we see the good version, like I've been saying all year BC's downfall in the playoffs will be the run game. Without a run game and being one-dimensional against Winnipeg in the cold is a very tough ask for Adams to do it all. Give me Winnipeg to advance to the Grey Cup against Toronto in a rematch of last year. 28-20 Bombers
TEASER 7 points (1-0 last week): TOR -3 (got this earlier in the week, would also take TOR -4) WPG +2.5
Good luck everyone!
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Montreal beat Hamilton for a 4th time this year and BC put up 41 on Calgary. We have the best 4 teams remaining.
All picks moneyline:
TORONTO The Argos have beaten the Alouettes 35-27, 39-10 and 23-20 this year and just like Montreal did to Hamilton by beating them 4 times this year, Toronto will return the favor by beating Montreal for the 4th time this year and advance to their 2nd consecutive Grey Cup. Toronto hasn't played a meaningful game since September and you can bet Kelly and Dinwiddie are well rested and raring to go in this one. Toronto will have no issues moving the ball with Ouellette pounding the rock and Kelly spreading the ball around to his WRs, and if they can build a 2 possession or more lead which they are very good at and more than capable of then Montreal is in serious trouble. They are not a team built to come from behind, especially against the Juggernaut Argos. Fajardo can't be trusted to engineer a multiple score comeback against Toronto's defense. Montreal's strength is their defense and Toronto will be able to shred them. Toronto wins this game with ease and their players are just itching and ready to finally be playing a game that means something. 37-19 Argos
WINNIPEG This game for me comes down to the running game. Winnipeg can run the ball and BC cannot. Winnipeg also has a huge advantages in the trenches on the offensive side of the ball. Schoen, Demski and Bailey are all questionable which is a bit worrisome but the Bombers still have Lawler, Wolitarsky and to just pound the rock with bull dozing Oliviera. Winnipeg also has the better defense and home field advantage behind them. Which Vernon Adams will we see? Even if we see the good version, like I've been saying all year BC's downfall in the playoffs will be the run game. Without a run game and being one-dimensional against Winnipeg in the cold is a very tough ask for Adams to do it all. Give me Winnipeg to advance to the Grey Cup against Toronto in a rematch of last year. 28-20 Bombers
TEASER 7 points (1-0 last week): TOR -3 (got this earlier in the week, would also take TOR -4) WPG +2.5
Not worried about BCs defensive line either as Winnipeg's O line matches up very well to them and Winnipeg can run the ball with Oliviera to take BCs pass rush away which in turn will open up the passing game.
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Not worried about BCs defensive line either as Winnipeg's O line matches up very well to them and Winnipeg can run the ball with Oliviera to take BCs pass rush away which in turn will open up the passing game.
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