British Columbia +6 (-110): Oh yes, I'm an idiot, but I actually have reasons for making my Lions play this week. First, Edmonton is going to be without most (if not all) of their import WRs, forcing them to sign Rodriguez and DROPson Collins this week. W/O Barnes and Stamps, the Eskimos will have a very tough time passing the ball. Second, Edmonton's key has been the emergence of the run game, something that has come crashing down to earth recently, largely because Jerrome Messam is who we thought he was. He's not that good, he's not Sean Millington, and he's only had one game over 60 yards this year. Third... despite their struggles, don't look now, but the Lions are actually stopping the run these days. They have held the starting RB to 26, 42 and 53 the last three weeks... and two of those games were against arguably the best RB (Reid) in the CFL. This is largely due to Elimimian becoming the best inside LB in the CFL. BC will force Ray to beat them in the air, and w/o any time to prepare with his new WRs, you have to give the edge to the Lions. If they can remove the turnovers, and do what they do best (keep games close and lose at the last second), they should cover. Risking 3.3 to win 3.
Record: 14-11, +4.5 units
Early Predictions Edmonton 22 vs. British Columbia 21 Saskatchewan 29 @ Toronto 20
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British Columbia +6 (-110): Oh yes, I'm an idiot, but I actually have reasons for making my Lions play this week. First, Edmonton is going to be without most (if not all) of their import WRs, forcing them to sign Rodriguez and DROPson Collins this week. W/O Barnes and Stamps, the Eskimos will have a very tough time passing the ball. Second, Edmonton's key has been the emergence of the run game, something that has come crashing down to earth recently, largely because Jerrome Messam is who we thought he was. He's not that good, he's not Sean Millington, and he's only had one game over 60 yards this year. Third... despite their struggles, don't look now, but the Lions are actually stopping the run these days. They have held the starting RB to 26, 42 and 53 the last three weeks... and two of those games were against arguably the best RB (Reid) in the CFL. This is largely due to Elimimian becoming the best inside LB in the CFL. BC will force Ray to beat them in the air, and w/o any time to prepare with his new WRs, you have to give the edge to the Lions. If they can remove the turnovers, and do what they do best (keep games close and lose at the last second), they should cover. Risking 3.3 to win 3.
Record: 14-11, +4.5 units
Early Predictions Edmonton 22 vs. British Columbia 21 Saskatchewan 29 @ Toronto 20
Saskatchewan Team Passing OVER 280.5 (-105): This is a high number, and a lot to ask from Durant, a guy who has been less than spectacular this year. However, not only is he coming off his best game of the year, but Toronto has given up the 2nd most passing yards this season (292/game). This is an Argos team that gave up 361 yards to Buck Pierce. With Sasky missing their top 2 Rbs due to injuries, there might be more of an emphasis on the passing game. The hopeful emergence of Effrem Hill gives Durant another weapon to go with Getzlaf and Dressler, and should make the passing attack more dynamic. I'm not good with overs, but let's see what happens. Risking 1.05 to win 1.
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Saskatchewan Team Passing OVER 280.5 (-105): This is a high number, and a lot to ask from Durant, a guy who has been less than spectacular this year. However, not only is he coming off his best game of the year, but Toronto has given up the 2nd most passing yards this season (292/game). This is an Argos team that gave up 361 yards to Buck Pierce. With Sasky missing their top 2 Rbs due to injuries, there might be more of an emphasis on the passing game. The hopeful emergence of Effrem Hill gives Durant another weapon to go with Getzlaf and Dressler, and should make the passing attack more dynamic. I'm not good with overs, but let's see what happens. Risking 1.05 to win 1.
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