Free CFL Expert and Computer Picks For Every Game Sept. 5, 2026
WPG
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SSK
Sun, Sep 6 • 7:00 PM ET
u56.5 (-110)
These two sides have historically played to lower-scoring totals, with the Under cashing in both head-to-head meetings last season. For the Roughriders, QB Trevor Harris has looked out of sorts for a few weeks now, and it won’t help that wide receivers Kian Schaffer-Baker and Samuel Emilus remain on the IL. At 56.5, this total is set too high, as the highest total between these two teams dating back to 2023 has been 52.5. Playable down to 54.5.
WPG +5.5 (-112)
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers hung 44 points on Montreal last week, and a Labour Day weekend matchup against the Saskatchewan Roughriders offers another chance for them to stay hot on offence. Bombers QB Zach Collaros is coming off his best outing of the season, throwing for 324 yards and two passing touchdowns in last week’s home win over the Alouettes. He’ll have an opportunity to exploit a Riders defence that is allowing a 67.2% completion rate this season, with only winless Ottawa ranking worse. Meanwhile, Winnipeg has also leaned back into using Brady Oliveira to his full potential, as the former MOP is averaging 106.6 rushing yards per game over his last five contests. Saskatchewan has lost two of its last three and is running into a Bombers offence that’s starting to click on all cylinders. Taking Winnipeg on the spread is playable to +3.5.
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HAM
Mon, Sep 7 • 2:30 PM ET
u58.5 (-110)
The Tiger-Cats are still without Bo Levi Mitchell and have scored the second-fewest points in the league in 2026. These teams combined for 59 points in Week 12, but that remains the only Argos game to hit the Over in their last eight.
Their previous meeting played to a comfortable Under.
While Kelly and a pass-heavy Argos offense may carry most of the weight here, it's hard to envision a struggling Tiger-Cats offense without their star QB putting up numbers.
TOR -4.5 (-108)
Kelly enters this matchup red-hot, with three passing touchdowns and a QB rating of 110 or higher in each of his last two games.
The Toronto Argonauts' second-ranked passing offense torched the Hamilton Tiger-Cats just two weeks ago, with Kelly throwing three touchdowns in a 39-20 drubbing.
The Tiger-Cats have lost five of their last six since beginning the season 3-2, with four of those losses being by five or more.
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Wins are listed first, losses second, and pushes or ties are third. Since there are no ties in CFL moneyline betting, if there is a push listed, that would mean the computer predicted a tie and wouldn't have placed a wager on that game.
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