Free CFL Expert and Computer Picks For Every Game Sept. 11, 2026
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TOR
Sat, Sep 12 • 1:00 PM ET
o61.5 (-112)
The Over is 9-1 in the last 10 matchups between these two teams, and the Argos' aerial attack will contribute to another high-scoring affair. No team has attempted more passes this season, while Ottawa is allowing a league-high 37.5 points per game. Toronto's D has also been susceptible to "big plays" (which include runs of 20+ yards and passes of 30+ yards), allowing 47 this season. I expect Ottawa's offence to become aggressive once the Argos build a double-digit lead.
TOR -10.5 (-110)
Despite a rocky start to the season, the Toronto Argonauts have rattled off wins in four of their last six games, with one of the losses coming by four points on the road against the defending champion Saskatchewan Roughriders. Chad Kelly has been airing it out over this stretch, with the former Mississippi product boasting a 71.5% completion rate, as well as three passing touchdowns in each of his last three starts. Kelly should have no problem picking apart an Ottawa Redblacks defence that has surrendered a league-worst 118.4 passer rating while also allowing second-down conversions at a 57.9% clip. Despite Ottawa facing lofty spreads this year, the Redblacks are just 3-8 ATS on the season and have lost by 12+ points in five consecutive contests.
The Argos are playable to -12.5.
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WPG
Sat, Sep 12 • 4:00 PM ET
u57.5 (-105)
These teams combined for 58 points on Monday, narrowly cashing the Over. That doesn't mean a repeat performance should be expected.
The Roughriders had played to the Under in four of their previous five games, with the Blue Bombers doing the same in two of their previous three. Winnipeg has scored the third-fewest points in the league this season, and their biggest offensive weapon was completely neutralized by a strong Saskatchewan rush defense.
Zach Collaros has been serviceable this season, to a 103.9 QB rating, and had one of his best showings on Monday versus the Riders. He'd played to a double-digit rating in five of his previous seven starts, and I expect him to come back down to earth.
SSK (-120)
The Roughriders sit one game back of the division-leading Edmonton Elks, have allowed the second-fewest points of any team, and just bested the Blue Bombers 32-26 on Monday.
Both teams possess rushing offenses below league average, and Saskatchewan has the far superior passing game. Winnipeg allows the fewest passing yards of any team, yet Trevor Harris torched them for 362 yards through the air not even a week ago.
Furthermore, the Riders have allowed just 843 rushing yards this season and held the Bombers' top offensive threat in Brady Oliveira to a season-low 28 rushing yards on Monday.
This matchup is pretty close to a pick 'em, but I feel comfortable leaning on the 2025 Grey Cup MVP and company.
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EDM
Sat, Sep 12 • 7:00 PM ET
o61.5 (-112)
This is quite a high line, even for CFL standards, but this is exactly the matchup to smash it.
These teams combined for 66 points just five days ago despite Fajardo struggling through the air. Calgary has scored the most points in the league while allowing the second-most. They've played to the Over in seven of their last 10.
Meanwhile, Edmonton has topped 30 points in three of their last four. They may allow the fewest points, second-fewest passing yards, and third-fewest rushing yards, but that certainly didn't stop their last game from smashing the Over.
EDM -3.5 (+100)
The Elks enter this game as winners of three straight and six of their last eight. Conversely, Calgary has lost three of their last four and haven't scored more than 30 points in over a month.
The Stampeders have allowed the second-most points and rushing yards of any team, exposed last week by Edmonton's elite rushing offense. Cody Fajardo made up for a subpar passing game with four scrambles of 10+ yards, while Justin Rankin continues to pile up scores and long runs.
Edmonton is the favorite for good reason, and they should once again take advantage of a poor Calgary rushing defense.
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BC
Sat, Sep 12 • 10:00 PM ET
BC (-125)
Despite falling 37-30 to Montreal last week, the BC Lions outgained the Montreal Alouettes by more than 100 yards. Ultimately, settling for five field goals and turning the ball over three times proved costly, but this Lions offence will bounce back against an Alouettes unit that is listing starting DBs Najee Murray and Wesley Sutton as questionable this time around. Despite their recent shortcomings, the Leos continue to move the ball at an elite pace, averaging 7.49 yards per play in 2026. Their season-long red-zone TD rate is 71.4%, so expect positive regression on Saturday. BC had won five straight before their Week 14 loss in La Belle Province, so I’m backing Nathan Rourke & Co. to bounce back on home turf. Playable to -135.
o63.5 (-108)
These teams have combined to cash the Over in 17 of their 24 regular-season games this season, and I'd play this total to 64.5. While the Alouettes may be shorthanded defensively, Davis Alexander and the Montreal offence are producing touchdowns on 30% of their drives this season, so they should have no problem keeping the ball moving on Saturday. The Als are averaging a whopping 37.3 points per game over their last six contests, while BC has reached 30+ five times over that same span.
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