"Redblacks hit rock bottom (& eight other thoughts on losing to the Lions)
"On Friday the 13th, under a full moon, the Ottawa Redblacks lost to a one win team for the second consecutive week and were defeated for the ninth time in their past ten games, falling 29-5 to the BC Lions..."
"Redblacks hit rock bottom (& eight other thoughts on losing to the Lions)
"On Friday the 13th, under a full moon, the Ottawa Redblacks lost to a one win team for the second consecutive week and were defeated for the ninth time in their past ten games, falling 29-5 to the BC Lions..."
"Logan Kilgore will be the Edmonton Eskimos’ starting quarterback on Friday night, the team revealed on Thursday, as Trevor Harris has been placed on the one-game injured list."
"Logan Kilgore will be the Edmonton Eskimos’ starting quarterback on Friday night, the team revealed on Thursday, as Trevor Harris has been placed on the one-game injured list."
"The Bombers have a very tough schedule until the end of the season, with two games against Montreal (currently 6-5), two against Calgary (currently 8-4) and one each against Hamilton (9-3) and Saskatchewan (8-4). "
"The Bombers have a very tough schedule until the end of the season, with two games against Montreal (currently 6-5), two against Calgary (currently 8-4) and one each against Hamilton (9-3) and Saskatchewan (8-4). "
10:00 PM EST. This line is completely out of whack because the Lions have reeled off three wins in a row and employ the CFL’s most well-known QB while the Argos just got destroyed by Saskatchewan.
B.C.’s three-game winning streak has occurred against Ottawa twice and Montreal once. Montreal’s starting QB, Vernon Adams was suspended for that game and the Lions needed a late TD to overcome a late deficit. B.C. has zero notable wins this year but plenty of blowout losses. This line suggests that they have turned a corner but that’s complete hogwash, as they are as bad right now as they were when they were losing games by four TD’s most of the year.
We know the Argos are garbage too but they are no worse than the Lions. When B.C. played in Toronto early in the year, the Argos lost by a single point but Toronto has improved since then, while the Lions have not. We write a lot about "bad favorites" since it's such an important concept but this one is way over the top and is absolutely a bad line posted by oddsmakers that don’t understand or have a grip on the CFL. We must try and take advantage.
We expect this line to drop to -7 or less by game time and we would still recommend the Argos. For now, grab the 8½-points put em in your pocket and don’t stop to talk to anyone on the way out. The price here is a steal.
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Sherwood likes Toronto this week:
Toronto +9 over B.C. LIONS
10:00 PM EST. This line is completely out of whack because the Lions have reeled off three wins in a row and employ the CFL’s most well-known QB while the Argos just got destroyed by Saskatchewan.
B.C.’s three-game winning streak has occurred against Ottawa twice and Montreal once. Montreal’s starting QB, Vernon Adams was suspended for that game and the Lions needed a late TD to overcome a late deficit. B.C. has zero notable wins this year but plenty of blowout losses. This line suggests that they have turned a corner but that’s complete hogwash, as they are as bad right now as they were when they were losing games by four TD’s most of the year.
We know the Argos are garbage too but they are no worse than the Lions. When B.C. played in Toronto early in the year, the Argos lost by a single point but Toronto has improved since then, while the Lions have not. We write a lot about "bad favorites" since it's such an important concept but this one is way over the top and is absolutely a bad line posted by oddsmakers that don’t understand or have a grip on the CFL. We must try and take advantage.
We expect this line to drop to -7 or less by game time and we would still recommend the Argos. For now, grab the 8½-points put em in your pocket and don’t stop to talk to anyone on the way out. The price here is a steal.
Saskatchewan was -2.5 -113 at BC a few minutes ago. Which makes no sense to me. Now up to -3.5 -104, but still seems way too low.
BC is expected to start a QB they just signed this week. Even if Reilly was playing, i'd like Sask here. Also BC was just eliminated from playoff contention, so in that regard has nothing to play for, while the RoughRiders are fighting for (1) a first round playoff bye & (2) home field advantage in round 1 should they not get the bye + HFA in round 2.
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Saskatchewan was -2.5 -113 at BC a few minutes ago. Which makes no sense to me. Now up to -3.5 -104, but still seems way too low.
BC is expected to start a QB they just signed this week. Even if Reilly was playing, i'd like Sask here. Also BC was just eliminated from playoff contention, so in that regard has nothing to play for, while the RoughRiders are fighting for (1) a first round playoff bye & (2) home field advantage in round 1 should they not get the bye + HFA in round 2.
Ottawa +17.5 at Hamilton. These teams have nothing to play for as far as the playoffs are concerned. It's like a meaningless exhibition game. Ditto for Toronto +10.5 at Montreal. Montreal & Hamilton should just be hoping they stay healthy for the postseason.
Winnipeg +7 at Calgary. The Blue Bombers are not getting much respect with that line, even though they are up there with Calgary & Saskatchewan in the battle for first place.
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Ottawa +17.5 at Hamilton. These teams have nothing to play for as far as the playoffs are concerned. It's like a meaningless exhibition game. Ditto for Toronto +10.5 at Montreal. Montreal & Hamilton should just be hoping they stay healthy for the postseason.
Winnipeg +7 at Calgary. The Blue Bombers are not getting much respect with that line, even though they are up there with Calgary & Saskatchewan in the battle for first place.
Ottawa +17.5 at Hamilton. These teams have nothing to play for as far as the playoffs are concerned. It's like a meaningless exhibition game. Ditto for Toronto +10.5 at Montreal. Montreal & Hamilton should just be hoping they stay healthy for the postseason.
Winnipeg +7 at Calgary. The Blue Bombers are not getting much respect with that line, even though they are up there with Calgary & Saskatchewan in the battle for first place.
QB Nichols is out for WPG. Streveler, his replacement, is not nearly as good at passing, but his YPR is 5.7.
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Ottawa +17.5 at Hamilton. These teams have nothing to play for as far as the playoffs are concerned. It's like a meaningless exhibition game. Ditto for Toronto +10.5 at Montreal. Montreal & Hamilton should just be hoping they stay healthy for the postseason.
Winnipeg +7 at Calgary. The Blue Bombers are not getting much respect with that line, even though they are up there with Calgary & Saskatchewan in the battle for first place.
QB Nichols is out for WPG. Streveler, his replacement, is not nearly as good at passing, but his YPR is 5.7.
"The Alouettes might be headed to the playoffs but they've often had to play catch up in games. We faded them in the first half last week and made some money with Montreal continuing their season-long trend of playing awful in the opening half.
Over their last nine games Montreal is 5-4 SU but has trailed at halftime in eight of those contests. They have a first-half scoring margin of minus-6.2 ppg in that span.
These teams tangled back on August 25 and Toronto had a 16-6 lead going into halftime before Montreal came from behind to win."
"The Alouettes might be headed to the playoffs but they've often had to play catch up in games. We faded them in the first half last week and made some money with Montreal continuing their season-long trend of playing awful in the opening half.
Over their last nine games Montreal is 5-4 SU but has trailed at halftime in eight of those contests. They have a first-half scoring margin of minus-6.2 ppg in that span.
These teams tangled back on August 25 and Toronto had a 16-6 lead going into halftime before Montreal came from behind to win."
Ottawa +17.5 at Hamilton. These teams have nothing to play for as far as the playoffs are concerned. It's like a meaningless exhibition game. Ditto for Toronto +10.5 at Montreal. Montreal & Hamilton should just be hoping they stay healthy for the postseason.
Unsurprisingly Toronto covers in the meaningless game with the Als while getting so many points, +10.5, as if it were a game that meant something. Als 27, Argos 24, final.
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Ottawa +17.5 at Hamilton. These teams have nothing to play for as far as the playoffs are concerned. It's like a meaningless exhibition game. Ditto for Toronto +10.5 at Montreal. Montreal & Hamilton should just be hoping they stay healthy for the postseason.
Unsurprisingly Toronto covers in the meaningless game with the Als while getting so many points, +10.5, as if it were a game that meant something. Als 27, Argos 24, final.
Edmonton Eskimos (8-10 SU, 5-12-1 ATS) at Montreal Alouettes (10-8 SU, 10-8 ATS) Point-spread: Montreal -1 ½ Total: 50
Game Overview
Edmonton enters the playoffs as a crossover team from the West Division. The Eskimos split the season series against Montreal SU with the home team winning each meeting. They were 0-2 ATS with the total staying UNDER 54 points in a 20-10 loss to the Alouettes as 5 ½-point road favorites. Edmonton has just two straight-up wins over its last nine games with a 1-7-1 record against the spread. The total has stayed UNDER in three of its last five contests. It has gone 2-6-1 ATS on the road this season.
Logan Kilgore took the majority of the snaps at quarterback in the season finale. He completed 12-of-22 passes for 88 yards with two touchdown throws against one interception. Taking over for the injured Trevor Harris over final six games of the season, he has thrown for 1,199 yards while completing 65.5 percent of his 174 attempts. Kilgore has six touchdown passes against nine interceptions.
This will be Montreal’s first postseason appearance since the 2014 CFL season. The Alouettes followed a SU win with a SU loss in each of their past nine outings. They went 5-4 ATS during this same span with the total going OVER in three of their final four games. Montreal failed to cover the closing spread in five of its final seven home games.
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Edmonton Eskimos (8-10 SU, 5-12-1 ATS) at Montreal Alouettes (10-8 SU, 10-8 ATS) Point-spread: Montreal -1 ½ Total: 50
Game Overview
Edmonton enters the playoffs as a crossover team from the West Division. The Eskimos split the season series against Montreal SU with the home team winning each meeting. They were 0-2 ATS with the total staying UNDER 54 points in a 20-10 loss to the Alouettes as 5 ½-point road favorites. Edmonton has just two straight-up wins over its last nine games with a 1-7-1 record against the spread. The total has stayed UNDER in three of its last five contests. It has gone 2-6-1 ATS on the road this season.
Logan Kilgore took the majority of the snaps at quarterback in the season finale. He completed 12-of-22 passes for 88 yards with two touchdown throws against one interception. Taking over for the injured Trevor Harris over final six games of the season, he has thrown for 1,199 yards while completing 65.5 percent of his 174 attempts. Kilgore has six touchdown passes against nine interceptions.
This will be Montreal’s first postseason appearance since the 2014 CFL season. The Alouettes followed a SU win with a SU loss in each of their past nine outings. They went 5-4 ATS during this same span with the total going OVER in three of their final four games. Montreal failed to cover the closing spread in five of its final seven home games.
"Winnipeg Blue Bombers (11-7 SU, 12-6 ATS) at Calgary Stampeders (12-6 SU, 5-12-1 ATS) Point-spread: Calgary -6 Total: 49 ½
Game Overview
The Blue Bombers have the benefit of a Week 21 bye heading into their third game against Calgary over the past four weeks. This will be the fourth meeting between these West Division rivals this season with the home team winning each game SU. Winnipeg has the 2-1 edge ATS with the total going OVER in all three games. The Blue Bombers are 5-1 ATS this season when closing as underdogs and they have covered in three of their last five road games.
In the season-ending 29-28 home win against Calgary, Zach Collaros was under center at quarterback in his only start this season due to injury. He completed 22-of-28 passes for 221 yards and two scores. He was also picked off once. Andrew Harris gained another 64 yards running the ball on 15 carries. He ended the regular season as the CFL’s leading rusher with 1,380 yards and four scores on 225 carries.
The Week 20 loss to Winnipeg cost Calgary the West Division title after opening that home-and-home series with a 37-33 victory as a 6 ½-point favorite at home. The Stampeders were 7-2 SU in their last nine games with a costly 2-6-1 record ATS after failing to cover in their last five games. The total stayed UNDER 47 points in Saturday’s win against BC after going OVER in six of their previous 10 outings. Calgary is 2-7 ATS at home this season and a dismal 1-11-1 ATS closing as a favorite.
Bo Levi Mitchell ended the season with 3,464 passing yards and 19 touchdown throws in 11 starts. He completed 66 percent of his 415 passing attempts. He threw for a combined 687 yards and seven touchdowns in those final two games against Winnipeg. Reginald Begelton has been his top target with 102 receptions in 17 games. His 1,444 receiving yards is ranked third in the CFL and his 10 touchdown catches are also tied for the third most in the CFL.
Betting Trends
-- Calgary has the slight 6-4 SU edge in the last 10 meetings between these two division foes. This includes a 22-14 SU win in last year’s playoffs as a 7 ½-point home favorite. The series is tied 5-5 ATS with the total going OVER in six of the 10 games.
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"Winnipeg Blue Bombers (11-7 SU, 12-6 ATS) at Calgary Stampeders (12-6 SU, 5-12-1 ATS) Point-spread: Calgary -6 Total: 49 ½
Game Overview
The Blue Bombers have the benefit of a Week 21 bye heading into their third game against Calgary over the past four weeks. This will be the fourth meeting between these West Division rivals this season with the home team winning each game SU. Winnipeg has the 2-1 edge ATS with the total going OVER in all three games. The Blue Bombers are 5-1 ATS this season when closing as underdogs and they have covered in three of their last five road games.
In the season-ending 29-28 home win against Calgary, Zach Collaros was under center at quarterback in his only start this season due to injury. He completed 22-of-28 passes for 221 yards and two scores. He was also picked off once. Andrew Harris gained another 64 yards running the ball on 15 carries. He ended the regular season as the CFL’s leading rusher with 1,380 yards and four scores on 225 carries.
The Week 20 loss to Winnipeg cost Calgary the West Division title after opening that home-and-home series with a 37-33 victory as a 6 ½-point favorite at home. The Stampeders were 7-2 SU in their last nine games with a costly 2-6-1 record ATS after failing to cover in their last five games. The total stayed UNDER 47 points in Saturday’s win against BC after going OVER in six of their previous 10 outings. Calgary is 2-7 ATS at home this season and a dismal 1-11-1 ATS closing as a favorite.
Bo Levi Mitchell ended the season with 3,464 passing yards and 19 touchdown throws in 11 starts. He completed 66 percent of his 415 passing attempts. He threw for a combined 687 yards and seven touchdowns in those final two games against Winnipeg. Reginald Begelton has been his top target with 102 receptions in 17 games. His 1,444 receiving yards is ranked third in the CFL and his 10 touchdown catches are also tied for the third most in the CFL.
Betting Trends
-- Calgary has the slight 6-4 SU edge in the last 10 meetings between these two division foes. This includes a 22-14 SU win in last year’s playoffs as a 7 ½-point home favorite. The series is tied 5-5 ATS with the total going OVER in six of the 10 games.
EDMONTON (8 - 10) at MONTREAL (10 - 8) - 11/10/2019, 1:00 PM
Top Trends for this game.
EDMONTON is 5-12 ATS (-8.2 Units) in all games this season. EDMONTON is 5-12 ATS (-8.2 Units) in all lined games this season. EDMONTON is 1-8 ATS (-7.8 Units) off a division game this season. EDMONTON is 4-12 ATS (-9.2 Units) in games played on turf this season. EDMONTON is 7-17 ATS (-11.7 Units) in non-conference games over the last 3 seasons. EDMONTON is 0-8 ATS (-8.8 Units) when playing against a team with a winning record this season. EDMONTON is 0-6 ATS (-6.6 Units) when playing against a team with a winning record after 9 or more games this season.
Montreal is 2-5 ATS in its last 7 games at home Montreal is 4-1 SU in its last 5 games at home
The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Montreal's last 6 games at home
Edmonton is 1-7-1 ATS in its last 9 games Edmonton is 2-7 SU in its last 9 games Edmonton is 1-5-1 ATS in its last 7 games on the road
EDMONTON (8 - 10) at MONTREAL (10 - 8) - 11/10/2019, 1:00 PM
Top Trends for this game.
EDMONTON is 5-12 ATS (-8.2 Units) in all games this season. EDMONTON is 5-12 ATS (-8.2 Units) in all lined games this season. EDMONTON is 1-8 ATS (-7.8 Units) off a division game this season. EDMONTON is 4-12 ATS (-9.2 Units) in games played on turf this season. EDMONTON is 7-17 ATS (-11.7 Units) in non-conference games over the last 3 seasons. EDMONTON is 0-8 ATS (-8.8 Units) when playing against a team with a winning record this season. EDMONTON is 0-6 ATS (-6.6 Units) when playing against a team with a winning record after 9 or more games this season.
Montreal is 2-5 ATS in its last 7 games at home Montreal is 4-1 SU in its last 5 games at home
The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Montreal's last 6 games at home
Edmonton is 1-7-1 ATS in its last 9 games Edmonton is 2-7 SU in its last 9 games Edmonton is 1-5-1 ATS in its last 7 games on the road
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