The CFL season has taken an unexpected turn, with injuries and inconsistent form reshaping the competitive balance. From the struggling Montreal Alouettes to the surging BC Lions, every game now carries higher stakes for both teams and bettors.
Montreal’s season has been derailed by injuries, with three quarterbacks sidelined and the team forced to rely on a fourth in as many weeks. The result has been a three-game losing streak that has left them vulnerable in the standings.
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are expected to capitalize on Montreal’s woes in their upcoming matchup. Meanwhile, Ottawa’s playoff push may be threatened by uncertainty at quarterback if Dru Brown remains out. The RedBlacks’ clash with Edmonton is shaping up as a pivotal contest.
In sharp contrast, the BC Lions have scored at least 27 points in five straight games, while the Roughriders lead the league in several key statistical categories. The Toronto Argonauts, however, remain at the bottom with the CFL’s worst record.
