spottie2935
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I got Ham+4.5
2,5? id like to think it shouldn't matter.
2,5? id like to think it shouldn't matter.
Nothing from me. Just gonna watch and enjoyWhat's on tap tonight?
No confirmation yet on Fajardo but he hasn't practised this week and some beat reporters were speculating he could be out for a few weeks. But with these 2 defences and 2 backup QBs, the under will be in playAgree 100% on Ottawa. Big play for me. Expect them to close favs.
Sniffed around Edmonton but again I just can't bet them as favs. Finding every way possible to lose.
If Fajardo is healthy and a go I think MTL drubs the Riders. Evans tho...ehhhh
The Montreal Alouettes have listed quarterback Cody Fajardo as doubtful and the Saskatchewan Roughriders listed running back AJ Ouellette as out for their matchup on Thursday.No confirmation yet on Fajardo but he hasn't practised this week and some beat reporters were speculating he could be out for a few weeks. But with these 2 defences and 2 backup QBs, the under will be in play
Fajardo put on 6 game injury list this morning. Caleb Evans will get the start at quarterback on Thursday, when the Als host the Saskatchewan Roughriders at Molson Stadium. Both teams lead their respective divisions with 5-1 records.Montreal opens as -3.5 favs. I seriously doubt Fajardo plays. They have no serious challengers in the east so they can afford to rest him and start Evans and rely on their defence to get a win vs a Sask team that doesn't have a lot of offence either.
Seriously considering betting Sask here but they are on a short week with travel which makes it hard.
Makes sense to stay away tonight.Montreal opens as -3.5 favs. I seriously doubt Fajardo plays. They have no serious challengers in the east so they can afford to rest him and start Evans and rely on their defence to get a win vs a Sask team that doesn't have a lot of offence either.
Seriously considering betting Sask here but they are on a short week with travel which makes it hard.
I agree. Too many question marks on both sides.Makes sense to stay away tonight.
If they think Arbuckle will do any better I think that is misguided. He has come in late in a couple of games and looked good but that is pretty common in a game where a team is down multiple scores and the defence starts playing off. In a close game against a committed defence, I don't think Arbuckle is much better than Dukes. The only real difference is he is willing to push the ball downfield and Dukes is more focused on not making any mistakes.So Dukes & Arbuckle split reps with 1st team this week, Dukes will be on a short leash today.
“I’m probably gonna play both of them and we’ll go from there. We all believe in Cam, I still do, but Nick, I have a comfort level with him. I’ve won some games with him, been around him a long time. Nick went in there and did a good job getting the ball out of his hands. He’s been in the system a little bit more, seen a lot more football than Cam has but Cam’s still a good player.” Dinwiddie said.If they think Arbuckle will do any better I think that is misguided. He has come in late in a couple of games and looked good but that is pretty common in a game where a team is down multiple scores and the defence starts playing off. In a close game against a committed defence, I don't think Arbuckle is much better than Dukes. The only real difference is he is willing to push the ball downfield and Dukes is more focused on not making any mistakes.
Agreed. Imma jump on this as well.1* Calgary ML -144
I hesitated and missed the good number but I still think theres value here. Calgary has been the classic home/away team this year and the line is a bit low because of the drubbing they took at Ottawa last week. But that was a very bad spot for them and now they have a 9 day week to rest up and prepare.
The Argos are in some trouble right now. Who do they start? All options look equally bad. They are just waiting until their saviour Chad Kelly comes back. Against any team with a decent run defence, which Calgary has, Toronto's offence sputters.
According to a report from TSN’s Farhan Lalji, quarterback Tre Ford is expected to start for the Elks in Week 9 against the Roughriders.
The Edmonton Elks will be making a quarterback change in Week 9.I'm very interested to see how he does vs Sask. They have the league's best run defence by a long stretch but a weaker pass defence. The problem with Ford is as exciting as he looks at times, his style of play right now is not translatable to winning a full game. He's got a long way to go before hes a bonafide starting QB.
He reminds me of a young VAj.
I am also thinking hard about Edmonton. The whole team seems to get a spark from Ford and they are making some changes on defence too which hopefully will lead to some improvement.Took Hamilton +3.5 at a bad number but that should come back if Fajardo ruled out.
Edmonton +5.5 - Hold your nose special. Think Ford gives them a spark and at least can do things with his legs. SSK beat up pretty good on the DL too. EDM stinks but they have lost by less than this spread in 4 of their 7 games. And honestly who is the SSK offense to be laying 5.5? With Patterson they have only scored 6 offensive TD in 4 games!
Calgary blowing from -1.5 to -4 is a hell of a move. I don't think I can do it after last week but Toronto +4 is mighty tempting. Calgary's defense is atrocious. The Argos might be able to score here.