Free CFL Expert and Computer Picks For Every Game Oct. 24, 2026
EDM
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Sat, Oct 24 • 3:00 PM ET
u50.5 (-112)
Despite missing some key pieces on defence, Edmonton's stop unit still leads the league in fewest points allowed per game (24.8) and lowest opposing passer rating. Along with missing QB Trevor Harris, the Riders will be without running back A.J. Ouellette and star wideout KeeSean Johnson, leaving Saskatchewan's offence severely shorthanded. Meanwhile, the Elks will be without veteran pivot Cody Fajardo, and they likely won't have RB Justin Rankin or WR Austin Mack available. This is shaping up to resemble a preseason game featuring two sluggish offences, so I'd play the Under to 49.5.
EDM (+114)
When it comes to motivation, it’s essentially a wash between the two teams. As is often the case in Week 21, both teams are expected to rest key players as they turn their attention to the postseason. Jack Coan will make his first career CFL start for Saskatchewan, while Taylor Powell is expected to start under centre for Edmonton. My edge lies in Powell's considerably greater CFL experience, including 10 starts with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats from 2023-24. He also owns a career 93.4 passer rating, while Coan has attempted just 29 passes in the league. With this game essentially priced as a pick’em, I’ll take Edmonton at plus money (playable to +100).
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HAM
Sat, Oct 24 • 3:00 PM ET
o58.5 (-108)
Ottawa (9-8-0) and Hamilton (8-9-0) have a combined 17-17-0 Over/Under record this season. However, both have played to the Over in three of their last five games. Hamilton has allowed 37+ points in three of those five, while Ottawa has given up 34+ in each of their last five.
Barnes flashed his offensive potential in an instant classic last week, and these are two of the bottom-three teams in the CFL in terms of points allowed.
OTT (+190)
After just eight passes this season before his first start last week, Redblacks QB Bryson Barnes exploded for 401 total yards, two touchdowns, and a 119.1 rating against the Toronto Argonauts. The Tiger-Cats enter this matchup in a similar position as the Redblacks, with just two wins in their last 10 and one since August 15. That lone win was against Ottawa two weeks ago, but Barnes & Co. did just put up a season-high 40 points against the 9-8 Argos.
+190 for a nothing-to-lose squad that finally secured a win is too valuable to pass up.
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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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