opening lines:
Montreal at Toronto -3
Winnipeg -6 at Ottawa
Calgary at Hamilton -2
Sask -6.5 at Edmonton
initial leans:
Ottawa +6
Calgary +2
Sask -6.5
haven't bet anything yet and may not again this week
Ottawa a strong lean right now, they controlled the game last week at Winnipeg but left too many pts on the field for the win
Calgary - will be interested to see who they name as starting QB this week. i'm guessing it'll be Bo Levi again on a short leash, but we'll see. also need to see if the Stamps get anyone back on defense this week. Stamps have been better as road dogs than home faves for a little while now, but will need to check the status on some of their guys first. Hamilton in the bounce back spot here at home after playing a tough game at Sask whose D is always good. tough to see them potentially start 0-2 but the line might be short for a reason
Sask- don't like laying these kinds of pts on the road but Sask was solid at home against Hamilton last week - the D looked in good form and the offense was pretty decent as well. meanwhile, Edmonton got absolutely obliterated at BC last week in every facet of the game. simply put, their D was non-existent and no one on either side of the ball looked to be on the same page as one another. might have to fade Edmonton until they win a game, or at least cover one..
Montreal at Toronto -3
Winnipeg -6 at Ottawa
Calgary at Hamilton -2
Sask -6.5 at Edmonton
initial leans:
Ottawa +6
Calgary +2
Sask -6.5
haven't bet anything yet and may not again this week
Ottawa a strong lean right now, they controlled the game last week at Winnipeg but left too many pts on the field for the win
Calgary - will be interested to see who they name as starting QB this week. i'm guessing it'll be Bo Levi again on a short leash, but we'll see. also need to see if the Stamps get anyone back on defense this week. Stamps have been better as road dogs than home faves for a little while now, but will need to check the status on some of their guys first. Hamilton in the bounce back spot here at home after playing a tough game at Sask whose D is always good. tough to see them potentially start 0-2 but the line might be short for a reason
Sask- don't like laying these kinds of pts on the road but Sask was solid at home against Hamilton last week - the D looked in good form and the offense was pretty decent as well. meanwhile, Edmonton got absolutely obliterated at BC last week in every facet of the game. simply put, their D was non-existent and no one on either side of the ball looked to be on the same page as one another. might have to fade Edmonton until they win a game, or at least cover one..
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