7 pt teaser -- BC/Edm OVER 47 & Montreal -2.5 (-130): Montreal -2.5 looks too good to be true when you consider the opposition and the fact that their best offensive weapon Cory Body is injured, and their second best offensive weapon Chad Owens is not 100%. Looking at the BC game, I think the game itself could go either way, but with BC's inability to stop the running game and Edmonton's new found diversity on offence, this game could go over soon. BC's offence has shown the ability to put up points this year, and just think of what they could do with better route running and fewer dropped passes. Risking 2.6 units to win 2.
Will probably be adding more
Record: 2-1, +1.8 units
Predictions (for shits)
Calgary 20 @ Winnipeg 11
Montreal 36 vs. Toronto 15
Saskatchewan 32 @ Hamilton 20
British Columbia 30 @ Edmonton 27
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7 pt teaser -- BC/Edm OVER 47 & Montreal -2.5 (-130): Montreal -2.5 looks too good to be true when you consider the opposition and the fact that their best offensive weapon Cory Body is injured, and their second best offensive weapon Chad Owens is not 100%. Looking at the BC game, I think the game itself could go either way, but with BC's inability to stop the running game and Edmonton's new found diversity on offence, this game could go over soon. BC's offence has shown the ability to put up points this year, and just think of what they could do with better route running and fewer dropped passes. Risking 2.6 units to win 2.
Saskatchewan +2 (-110): This really does look like a mismatch. Cates is better than Cobourne, who is looking more like a product of the system in Montreal (see Whitaker). Sasky's passing game not only looks better on paper (great CDN content), but has outperformed Hamilton's by a mile thus far in the season. I don't care about the weather, if you can't throw against the Eskimos, you will not last long in this league (Glenn threw for more than 100 yards less than Durant). On defence, yes it looks grim for the Riders thus far, but despite the holes they are going from the two best precision passers in the league to arguably the worst (with honourable mention to Cleo Lemon). The stars are aligning, this is the game the Riders need to break out of this early season funk, and it appears that Hamilton is the perfect opponent this week. Getting away from the pressure of Rider Nation (although they will be out in full force even in Hamilton) helps. Sasky's biggest weakness (secondary) gets a chance to gain some confidence. Risking 3.3 units to win 3.
Montreal/Toronto UNDER 53.5 (-110): Toronto is absolutely horrendous on offence, and being without Boyd only makes it worse. Calvillo is on fire, but one thing Montreal likes to do is refrain from running up the score. I can see a big lead end up being the Whitaker show on the ground in the 2nd half. If by chance Toronto does stay in the game, it's more likely to be because of their defence than offence. You don't have to be Ms. Cleo to foresee a long day for Toronto. Risking 1.1 units to win 1.
I really want to bet BC, as I really think they will be fired up to stop Messam (a guy they literally voted off the team). But I'm gonna lay off due to Ricky Ray's hot start and injuries in BC secondary.
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Saskatchewan +2 (-110): This really does look like a mismatch. Cates is better than Cobourne, who is looking more like a product of the system in Montreal (see Whitaker). Sasky's passing game not only looks better on paper (great CDN content), but has outperformed Hamilton's by a mile thus far in the season. I don't care about the weather, if you can't throw against the Eskimos, you will not last long in this league (Glenn threw for more than 100 yards less than Durant). On defence, yes it looks grim for the Riders thus far, but despite the holes they are going from the two best precision passers in the league to arguably the worst (with honourable mention to Cleo Lemon). The stars are aligning, this is the game the Riders need to break out of this early season funk, and it appears that Hamilton is the perfect opponent this week. Getting away from the pressure of Rider Nation (although they will be out in full force even in Hamilton) helps. Sasky's biggest weakness (secondary) gets a chance to gain some confidence. Risking 3.3 units to win 3.
Montreal/Toronto UNDER 53.5 (-110): Toronto is absolutely horrendous on offence, and being without Boyd only makes it worse. Calvillo is on fire, but one thing Montreal likes to do is refrain from running up the score. I can see a big lead end up being the Whitaker show on the ground in the 2nd half. If by chance Toronto does stay in the game, it's more likely to be because of their defence than offence. You don't have to be Ms. Cleo to foresee a long day for Toronto. Risking 1.1 units to win 1.
I really want to bet BC, as I really think they will be fired up to stop Messam (a guy they literally voted off the team). But I'm gonna lay off due to Ricky Ray's hot start and injuries in BC secondary.
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