The Year of the Return continues....memo to special teams coaches: perhaps you'd consider kicking away from stud returners or doing some popup kickoffs, seeing how you can't cover kick returns to the other teams' ace returners. WHATEVER YOU ARE DOING IS NOT WORKING.
Bombers -10 Lions 51
Lions finally looked like a credible team, with 5 offensive linemen that got in the way of the other guy's defensive linemen once in awhile for a change. They snatched defeat from the jaws of victory, but at least they were in it at the end, a vast improvement for them.
Argos +4 Eskimos 49
Eskimos defense has been stellar though they could've/should've lost to the previously inept Redblacks. Harris' stellar completion percentage hasn't translated into many points. Just a few weeks ago the Eskimos hammered the Argos 26-0.
Redblacks -1 Tiger Cats 53
Redblacks showed some fight versus the Esks and were done in by their lack of redzone efficiency. They were the better team on the day, but you gotta scores 6s when you're on the doorstep, not 3s. Tiger Cats must have helped a few old ladies across the street this past week as good karma was certainly on their side enough to get the victory versus BC. When you're playing in "The Land of the Endless Game" though what looks in the bag usually isn't. Would be interesting to hear if anyone took a flyer on the Tiger Cats moneyline, and at what price when things looked dire for them in the 4th quarter versus the sad sack Lions.
Calgary -9 Montreal 53
How crazy can it be that three defensive touchdowns were the only touchdowns scored in a game that lasted less than 3 quarters in the Alouette/Rider game?....haha. Hopefully you got a cancelled ticket from your bookie if you had the Als, as I did. Which of the three quarterbacks gets the start next week for the Als should be interesting. The Alouettes have improved vastly this year, but suddenly they don't look ready for primetime, as they should have won both of their past two ballgames. Calgary looks ready to show off their championship pedigree the next month. They aren't dominant defensively like they have been, but they are creating turnovers which usually lead to wins and covers.
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21-25 ATS STD.
The Year of the Return continues....memo to special teams coaches: perhaps you'd consider kicking away from stud returners or doing some popup kickoffs, seeing how you can't cover kick returns to the other teams' ace returners. WHATEVER YOU ARE DOING IS NOT WORKING.
Bombers -10 Lions 51
Lions finally looked like a credible team, with 5 offensive linemen that got in the way of the other guy's defensive linemen once in awhile for a change. They snatched defeat from the jaws of victory, but at least they were in it at the end, a vast improvement for them.
Argos +4 Eskimos 49
Eskimos defense has been stellar though they could've/should've lost to the previously inept Redblacks. Harris' stellar completion percentage hasn't translated into many points. Just a few weeks ago the Eskimos hammered the Argos 26-0.
Redblacks -1 Tiger Cats 53
Redblacks showed some fight versus the Esks and were done in by their lack of redzone efficiency. They were the better team on the day, but you gotta scores 6s when you're on the doorstep, not 3s. Tiger Cats must have helped a few old ladies across the street this past week as good karma was certainly on their side enough to get the victory versus BC. When you're playing in "The Land of the Endless Game" though what looks in the bag usually isn't. Would be interesting to hear if anyone took a flyer on the Tiger Cats moneyline, and at what price when things looked dire for them in the 4th quarter versus the sad sack Lions.
Calgary -9 Montreal 53
How crazy can it be that three defensive touchdowns were the only touchdowns scored in a game that lasted less than 3 quarters in the Alouette/Rider game?....haha. Hopefully you got a cancelled ticket from your bookie if you had the Als, as I did. Which of the three quarterbacks gets the start next week for the Als should be interesting. The Alouettes have improved vastly this year, but suddenly they don't look ready for primetime, as they should have won both of their past two ballgames. Calgary looks ready to show off their championship pedigree the next month. They aren't dominant defensively like they have been, but they are creating turnovers which usually lead to wins and covers.
Hamilton in triple revenge mode versus the Redblacks this season....some Redblacks players let it slip that there were issues with Trevor Harris' personality last season. You have to wonder if that went into their decision to not re-sign him, as it looks blatantly obvious that the quarterbacks they have are not in the same stratosphere as what Harris was last year for Ottawa.
How do road favorites do when in triple revenge?...glad you asked, they have been 3-6 ATS and straight up, and 6-3 O/U. Hamilton has triple revenge versus the Redblacks would have been an auto-play if Masola didn't trip over a blade of grass, being out for the year. His replacement has shown some moxie, but it seems the Tiger Cats have brought out the best in the Redblacks and I'm leery of taking a team whose quarterback has started two games in his life. If the Cats became a dog then I'd perk up a bit, but as of right now, it's a no-play.
The Eskimos shut out the Args two games ago...how has an away favorite done when they shut out their present opponent last time they played?...glad you asked.
They've been 6-0 straight up and 5-1 ATS, winning by an average of 14 points and covering by an average of 8 points.
Play:
1) Alouettes +7'
Have some positive angles favoring the Als and have some negative ones going versus the Stampeders. Alouettes let two games get away from them their last two games, I believe that they will play a very good football game when going to Calgary.
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Hamilton in triple revenge mode versus the Redblacks this season....some Redblacks players let it slip that there were issues with Trevor Harris' personality last season. You have to wonder if that went into their decision to not re-sign him, as it looks blatantly obvious that the quarterbacks they have are not in the same stratosphere as what Harris was last year for Ottawa.
How do road favorites do when in triple revenge?...glad you asked, they have been 3-6 ATS and straight up, and 6-3 O/U. Hamilton has triple revenge versus the Redblacks would have been an auto-play if Masola didn't trip over a blade of grass, being out for the year. His replacement has shown some moxie, but it seems the Tiger Cats have brought out the best in the Redblacks and I'm leery of taking a team whose quarterback has started two games in his life. If the Cats became a dog then I'd perk up a bit, but as of right now, it's a no-play.
The Eskimos shut out the Args two games ago...how has an away favorite done when they shut out their present opponent last time they played?...glad you asked.
They've been 6-0 straight up and 5-1 ATS, winning by an average of 14 points and covering by an average of 8 points.
Play:
1) Alouettes +7'
Have some positive angles favoring the Als and have some negative ones going versus the Stampeders. Alouettes let two games get away from them their last two games, I believe that they will play a very good football game when going to Calgary.
Teams like the Bombers that lost on the road as an away favorite and then won at home as a favorite and now are home favorites have been 1-4 ATS in division games
pp:AFL and p:HFW and HF and DIV
Teams like the Lions that lost on the road as away dogs last week and now are away dogs this week have been 57-34 ATS, though only 26-21-1 in divisional battles, but 18-9 ATS as divisional dogs >6.
AD and p:ADL and line>6 and DIV
A home divisional favorite (Bombers) whose line this week is at least 7 points less than what is will be next week, has been 94-155-7 ATS, 37.8%.
HF and n:line-line>7
Bombers will likely be pik or small dog next week.
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Play:
2) Lions +11
Teams like the Bombers that lost on the road as an away favorite and then won at home as a favorite and now are home favorites have been 1-4 ATS in division games
pp:AFL and p:HFW and HF and DIV
Teams like the Lions that lost on the road as away dogs last week and now are away dogs this week have been 57-34 ATS, though only 26-21-1 in divisional battles, but 18-9 ATS as divisional dogs >6.
AD and p:ADL and line>6 and DIV
A home divisional favorite (Bombers) whose line this week is at least 7 points less than what is will be next week, has been 94-155-7 ATS, 37.8%.
HF and n:line-line>7
Bombers will likely be pik or small dog next week.
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