YTD 13-12...........Toughest loss in a tough season last week. Toronto outgains the Riders by 100 yards and leads going into the 4th but commit 3 turnovers including a Pick 6 in the final minute for the +7.5 moose.
Calgary pk
Most people might look at this game and say if you take out home field advantage this line says Calgary would be about a 3 point favorite on a neutral field. There's only one problem..........this game IS on a neutral field as it's being played in Moncton, New Brunswick which is nowhere near Hamilton and two provinces east. While I hate betting against teams that have sucked two weeks in a row this line is wrong. There is no way these two teams are even on a neutral field. I mean I know it's a 1:00 ET game for Calgary but the Stamps are better on both sides of the ball than Hamilton.
The TigerCats are in complete disarray right now after two straight blowouts. Kevin Glenn may be on his last legs as the starter for this team and the defense has just fallen off the face of the earth, since holding SSK to 3 in Week 3 the TiCats defense has been the worst in the league. Hamilton also comes in banged up as 5 starters missed practice Monday and are questionable. Meanwhile the Stamps get Hughes, Isaac, and Arthur all back this week and come in healthy. Calgary is very good away from home at 5-0 on the year and 11-3 back to last year. Calgary is also a veteran team and you expect those teams to respond off losses which is what the Stamps have done the last two years going 7-1 SU & ATS.
Hamilton may win but these two teams are not equal on a neutral field and therefore we find line value with Calgary.
GL.
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YTD 13-12...........Toughest loss in a tough season last week. Toronto outgains the Riders by 100 yards and leads going into the 4th but commit 3 turnovers including a Pick 6 in the final minute for the +7.5 moose.
Calgary pk
Most people might look at this game and say if you take out home field advantage this line says Calgary would be about a 3 point favorite on a neutral field. There's only one problem..........this game IS on a neutral field as it's being played in Moncton, New Brunswick which is nowhere near Hamilton and two provinces east. While I hate betting against teams that have sucked two weeks in a row this line is wrong. There is no way these two teams are even on a neutral field. I mean I know it's a 1:00 ET game for Calgary but the Stamps are better on both sides of the ball than Hamilton.
The TigerCats are in complete disarray right now after two straight blowouts. Kevin Glenn may be on his last legs as the starter for this team and the defense has just fallen off the face of the earth, since holding SSK to 3 in Week 3 the TiCats defense has been the worst in the league. Hamilton also comes in banged up as 5 starters missed practice Monday and are questionable. Meanwhile the Stamps get Hughes, Isaac, and Arthur all back this week and come in healthy. Calgary is very good away from home at 5-0 on the year and 11-3 back to last year. Calgary is also a veteran team and you expect those teams to respond off losses which is what the Stamps have done the last two years going 7-1 SU & ATS.
Hamilton may win but these two teams are not equal on a neutral field and therefore we find line value with Calgary.
Montreal is an Over team especially on the road and after two straight home Unders I think we see them go back to an over on the road where they are 5-0 to the Over this year.
The Als defense away from home is simply terrible. Their old defensive line can't rush anybody (6 sacks total in 5 road games) and injuries in the secondary have caught up with them. They will also be without MLB Shea Emry again this week. Edmonton gets Barnes back this week and now finally have their full offense in tact after weeks of receivers being hurt. Ray and his quick release is going to be very tough for an Als team that can't rush the passer.
On the other side I like the Als offense to get it going. Trestman and Calvillo called themselves and the offense out this week for being inconsistent and making too many mistakes. I think this unit comes ready to play and puts up a big number after not playing well last week. Edmonton's defense doesn't scare anyone.
GL.
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Montreal/Edmonton OVER 54
Montreal is an Over team especially on the road and after two straight home Unders I think we see them go back to an over on the road where they are 5-0 to the Over this year.
The Als defense away from home is simply terrible. Their old defensive line can't rush anybody (6 sacks total in 5 road games) and injuries in the secondary have caught up with them. They will also be without MLB Shea Emry again this week. Edmonton gets Barnes back this week and now finally have their full offense in tact after weeks of receivers being hurt. Ray and his quick release is going to be very tough for an Als team that can't rush the passer.
On the other side I like the Als offense to get it going. Trestman and Calvillo called themselves and the offense out this week for being inconsistent and making too many mistakes. I think this unit comes ready to play and puts up a big number after not playing well last week. Edmonton's defense doesn't scare anyone.
Montreal is an Over team especially on the road and after two straight home Unders I think we see them go back to an over on the road where they are 5-0 to the Over this year.
The Als defense away from home is simply terrible. Their old defensive line can't rush anybody (6 sacks total in 5 road games) and injuries in the secondary have caught up with them. They will also be without MLB Shea Emry again this week. Edmonton gets Barnes back this week and now finally have their full offense in tact after weeks of receivers being hurt. Ray and his quick release is going to be very tough for an Als team that can't rush the passer.
On the other side I like the Als offense to get it going. Trestman and Calvillo called themselves and the offense out this week for being inconsistent and making too many mistakes. I think this unit comes ready to play and puts up a big number after not playing well last week. Edmonton's defense doesn't scare anyone.
GL.
Gotta love the CFL for late game garbage points. Nice hit Andy.
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Quote Originally Posted by andarmac99:
Montreal/Edmonton OVER 54
Montreal is an Over team especially on the road and after two straight home Unders I think we see them go back to an over on the road where they are 5-0 to the Over this year.
The Als defense away from home is simply terrible. Their old defensive line can't rush anybody (6 sacks total in 5 road games) and injuries in the secondary have caught up with them. They will also be without MLB Shea Emry again this week. Edmonton gets Barnes back this week and now finally have their full offense in tact after weeks of receivers being hurt. Ray and his quick release is going to be very tough for an Als team that can't rush the passer.
On the other side I like the Als offense to get it going. Trestman and Calvillo called themselves and the offense out this week for being inconsistent and making too many mistakes. I think this unit comes ready to play and puts up a big number after not playing well last week. Edmonton's defense doesn't scare anyone.
GL.
Gotta love the CFL for late game garbage points. Nice hit Andy.
YTD 13-12...........Toughest loss in a tough season last week. Toronto outgains the Riders by 100 yards and leads going into the 4th but commit 3 turnovers including a Pick 6 in the final minute for the +7.5 moose.
And the Gambling Gods throw me the moose back this week with a backdoor Over.
She all evens out.
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Quote Originally Posted by andarmac99:
YTD 13-12...........Toughest loss in a tough season last week. Toronto outgains the Riders by 100 yards and leads going into the 4th but commit 3 turnovers including a Pick 6 in the final minute for the +7.5 moose.
And the Gambling Gods throw me the moose back this week with a backdoor Over.
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