Jerome Messam UNDER 58.5 yrds rushing (+105): Three reasons. First, Messam hasn't had a game over 54 yards since his 100 yard breakout game against Hamilton. Second, Montreal is 2nd in the CFL is rushing yards, allowing only 85.7 per game. Third, Montreal is favoured, so you expect Edmonton to put the ball in the air a lot more. Risking 2 to win 2.10
British Columbia -1 (-110): With or without Arland Bruce, the Lions have gained a lot of confidence. Hmm... I can't think of any other reasons, I suppose I have a gut feeling, that's worth a unit to me. Risking 1.1 to win 1.
Record: 10-10, +0.5 units
Early Predictions
Montreal 23 vs. Edmonton 20
Calgary 28 @ Saskatchewan 22
Toronto 31 @ Hamilton 30
British Columbia 23 vs. Winnipeg 18
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Jerome Messam UNDER 58.5 yrds rushing (+105): Three reasons. First, Messam hasn't had a game over 54 yards since his 100 yard breakout game against Hamilton. Second, Montreal is 2nd in the CFL is rushing yards, allowing only 85.7 per game. Third, Montreal is favoured, so you expect Edmonton to put the ball in the air a lot more. Risking 2 to win 2.10
British Columbia -1 (-110): With or without Arland Bruce, the Lions have gained a lot of confidence. Hmm... I can't think of any other reasons, I suppose I have a gut feeling, that's worth a unit to me. Risking 1.1 to win 1.
I appreciate the honest opinions, and I see what you guys are saying. Lots of ppl on the radio talking about how Edmonton need to pound the ball to stay in the game. Should be fun to watch!
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7 pt teaser: Montreal +0.5 & Calgary +3.5: Risking 1.3 to win 1.
I appreciate the honest opinions, and I see what you guys are saying. Lots of ppl on the radio talking about how Edmonton need to pound the ball to stay in the game. Should be fun to watch!
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7 pt teaser: Montreal +0.5 & Calgary +3.5: Risking 1.3 to win 1.
I wonder what the odds would have been on Messam under 0 yards.
Joffrey Reynolds UNDER 60.5 yrds rushing (-115): This line has come down all of 3 points since week 5, but Reynolds is still w/o a 60 yard rushing game this season. He's been in the 50's a few times, and we've heard that he wants the ball more, but like most running backs he's got a short life span, and the reality of the situation is that he's equal to Cornish. The only difference is that Cornish is a non-import, which makes a huge deal, and leads to fewer plays where Reynolds is even on the field. He'll get his 10-12 carries, but I'm betting that rush/carry average stays below or around 5. Risking 1.15 to win 1.
Calgary ML (-155): There's a difference between the two 1-5 teams in the CFL. British Columbia has lost many games in the last few minutes of the game, being unable to move the ball or make that last stop. Saskatchewan has been flat out bad, and has not deserved to be in many games. I don't like to lay the 3.5, because I do put a lot of value in Sasky's crowd, but Greg Marshall is no coach, and Sasky still has a banged up WR core. Meanwhile, Calgary is starting to turn it up. They have a fantastic defence, which is not good for a Sasky offence that is about as bad as Toronto's right now. The last time these two teams met, Sasky managed only 11 points + an interception that was bobbled into Dressler's hands for a big touchdown. Risking 1.55 to win 1.
I wonder what the odds would have been on Messam under 0 yards.
Joffrey Reynolds UNDER 60.5 yrds rushing (-115): This line has come down all of 3 points since week 5, but Reynolds is still w/o a 60 yard rushing game this season. He's been in the 50's a few times, and we've heard that he wants the ball more, but like most running backs he's got a short life span, and the reality of the situation is that he's equal to Cornish. The only difference is that Cornish is a non-import, which makes a huge deal, and leads to fewer plays where Reynolds is even on the field. He'll get his 10-12 carries, but I'm betting that rush/carry average stays below or around 5. Risking 1.15 to win 1.
Calgary ML (-155): There's a difference between the two 1-5 teams in the CFL. British Columbia has lost many games in the last few minutes of the game, being unable to move the ball or make that last stop. Saskatchewan has been flat out bad, and has not deserved to be in many games. I don't like to lay the 3.5, because I do put a lot of value in Sasky's crowd, but Greg Marshall is no coach, and Sasky still has a banged up WR core. Meanwhile, Calgary is starting to turn it up. They have a fantastic defence, which is not good for a Sasky offence that is about as bad as Toronto's right now. The last time these two teams met, Sasky managed only 11 points + an interception that was bobbled into Dressler's hands for a big touchdown. Risking 1.55 to win 1.
Thanks to a late offside penalty on Sasky, Calgary only had to punch it in from the 6 instead of the 11. They went with Reynolds and he ended up gaining the 6, bringing his total to 59 yards. It was too close for comfort, and honestly I can't understand why Cornish is getting even fewer carries. I'll take it... everything except the fucking Lions. My last experience at Empire Field (won't be around for Toronto game) was an utter disappointment.
Thanks to a late offside penalty on Sasky, Calgary only had to punch it in from the 6 instead of the 11. They went with Reynolds and he ended up gaining the 6, bringing his total to 59 yards. It was too close for comfort, and honestly I can't understand why Cornish is getting even fewer carries. I'll take it... everything except the fucking Lions. My last experience at Empire Field (won't be around for Toronto game) was an utter disappointment.
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