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I love this time of year.. pouring through my cfb information and getting ready and watching cfl.
I tend to use teasers in this league and to start with, I am doing it again
3 team 10 pter
Toronto 17.5
Edmonton/Toronto under 58.5
Winnipeg/Sasky over 38.5
For those that don't follow the sport, there are quite a few rule changes that are going to increase scoring this year .. illegal contact penalty expansion, delay of release for punting team blockers will create space, change of locale for extra pts and two pt conversions making it only feasible to kick the extra pt from a math perspective if the point is of significance (such as break a tie), faster setting of the ball ready to play and I think one I am forgetting too. Not sure yet just how much this will increase scoring but I believe virtually every team in the league will score more pts than they did last year. The punt returns alone make this so.
Anyway, pretty big downgrade at qb to start the year for the Argos but it looks like they have shored up their defense quite a bit. I think they force the pace they are going to want at home and just try to keep it close for the fourth qtr. The last couple games they played had scoring beyond the yards, the last one revolving around a sequence of TD, KO return for TD of 107 yards, fumbled away KO return for field position and an eventual TD. That sort of skewed the scoring to look higher than the game actually played. I think Toronto uses its depth at RB to maybe call a few more run plays than normal early (1h under was worth a look too) without Ray back there calling the shots. Not scared of Reilly ( who also had a 24 yard td run in that game, ridic ).
good luck
I tend to use teasers in this league and to start with, I am doing it again
3 team 10 pter
Toronto 17.5
Edmonton/Toronto under 58.5
Winnipeg/Sasky over 38.5
For those that don't follow the sport, there are quite a few rule changes that are going to increase scoring this year .. illegal contact penalty expansion, delay of release for punting team blockers will create space, change of locale for extra pts and two pt conversions making it only feasible to kick the extra pt from a math perspective if the point is of significance (such as break a tie), faster setting of the ball ready to play and I think one I am forgetting too. Not sure yet just how much this will increase scoring but I believe virtually every team in the league will score more pts than they did last year. The punt returns alone make this so.
Anyway, pretty big downgrade at qb to start the year for the Argos but it looks like they have shored up their defense quite a bit. I think they force the pace they are going to want at home and just try to keep it close for the fourth qtr. The last couple games they played had scoring beyond the yards, the last one revolving around a sequence of TD, KO return for TD of 107 yards, fumbled away KO return for field position and an eventual TD. That sort of skewed the scoring to look higher than the game actually played. I think Toronto uses its depth at RB to maybe call a few more run plays than normal early (1h under was worth a look too) without Ray back there calling the shots. Not scared of Reilly ( who also had a 24 yard td run in that game, ridic ).
good luck
