Week 10 CFL Picks & Game Notes For PUMPJACKS!

CGY (4-4) at TOR (3-4)

• Week 5: TOR 36 – CGY 58
• Toronto will play its first home game at BMO Field this season, where the team has been 30-13 (.698) over the past five seasons.
• Chad Kelly is a career 1-2 versus Calgary. He has five 300-yard games in seven starts and he is on pace for a 5,973 passing yards, which would surpass Doug Fluite’s mark of 5,720 (1996).
• Makai Polk is 96 receiving yards away from 2,000 yards.
• Damonte Coxie needs five catches for 200. In the teams’ previous matchup, he had 148 receiving yards and a TD.
• Shawn Lemon (105) is one sack shy of passing Rodney Harding for 11^thall-time.
• Bubba Bolden has 20 defensive tackles in his last two games.
• Calgary has won four of the teams’ previous five matchups. The Stampeders are 3-1 on the road.
• Vernon Adams Jr. is 5-5 against Toronto. In Week 5, he passed for 405 yards and seven total TDs (6 pass, 1 rush). He has not thrown an interception in his last 295 attempts.
• Dejon Brisset returns to Toronto after compiling 136 catches, 1,905 receiving yards and 12 TDs over the past five seasons. He is coming off his first 100-yard game of the season.
• Marquel Lee notched his first two CFL sacks last week. He is tied for the league lead with 54 defensive plays.
• Tevin Jones is eight catches shy of 200 in his career and his next TD will be his 20^th.

OTT (0-7) at SSK (5-2)

• Week 5: SSK 27 – OTT 22
• Ottawa is 22-for-22 on field goals.
• Jake Maier is a career 5-3 against Saskatchewan. He has passed for 948 yards in his last three games.
• Justin Hardy needs five catches for 350 in his career.
• Greg Bell is 120 rushing yards away from 2,000 in his career.
• Ayden Eberhardt is on pace for a career-high 1,383 receiving yards.
• Kalil Pimpleton leads the league with an average of 194.1 combined yards per game.
• Saskatchewan has scored at least 27 points in each game this season.
• The Roughriders have allowed the fewest points this season (195).
• Saskatchewan has won six straight home games against Ottawa; dating back to 2018 when Trevor Harris was the REDBLACKS’ QB.
• Harris is 11-4 against Ottawa. He is 49 passing yards shy of becoming the 12^th player to reach 40,000 in his career.
• In the teams’ first meeting, KeeSean Johnson recorded 137 yards on nine catches.
• Quali Conley had 17 touches for 97 yards last week.
• Tommy Stevens scored three rushing TDs last week to push his career total to 38, while moving into the Top-50 all-time. Ricky Ray (39) is No. 49.

EDM (6-2) at MTL (7-1)

• Week 3: MTL 29 – EDM 32 (OT)
• The teams split their season series in 2025. Montreal has won seven of their past 10 matchups. Edmonton last swept the season series in 2018.
• Cody Fajardo is 5-1 against his former team. In his last four games, he has passed for 1,418 yards and 8 TDs to 0 INTs.
• Austin Mack will visit Montreal for the first time, where he compiled 136 catches, 1,973 yards, six TDs and a Grey Cup over three seasons. He has 250 yards and two majors over his past two games.
• Dariel Djabome will play his first game in his hometown. He has 15 defensive tackles and a sack in his last two games.
• Tyrell Ford has three interceptions in his last four games.
• Justin Rankin rushed for 179 yards, added 51 receiving yards and scored two TDs in the first matchup.
• Montreal has won its last six games at home, dating back to last season.
• Davis Alexander is 1-1 versus Edmonton. He is on pace for 6,273 passing yards, which would break the Als’ record held by Anthony Calvillo (6,041).
• Last week in his eighth game, Tyson Philpot became the fastest Canadian to reach 1,000 receiving yards, while tying the CFL record held by Hall of Famers Hal Patterson and Terry Greer.
• Philpot has five 100-receiving yard+ games this season. Jamel Richardson holds the record of 12 (2011), while Matt Clark holds the Canadian mark of nine (1991).
• Tyler Snead is 36 receiving yards from 3,000. He set a career-high last week with 174.
• Alexandre Gagné is tied with Chip Cox (94) for the team record in special teams tackles.

HAM (3-5) at BC (2-5)

• Week 3: BC 27 – HAM 41
• The teams have split the season series in the last three years. Hamilton’s last two-game sweep came in 2019.
• BC owns the best net defence, allowing 357.6 yards per game. Hamilton is second at 365.
• Hamilton is tied for the league low in 30+ yard completions allowed (eight).
• Harrison Frost has not yet made a start in the CFL. Tre Ford is 1-4 against BC.
• Kenny Lawler needs 67 receiving yards for 6,000.
• Kiondré Smith is four receiving yards shy of 3,500.
• Reggie Stubblefield is 10 defensive tackles from 150.
• BC averages a league-low 5.7 penalties per game.
• The Lions have allowed an average of 22 points in their last four games.
• Nathan Rourke is 2-2 against the Ticats. Last week, Kaidon Salter won his first CFL start.
• Last week, the Lions set a new team record with 377 rushing yards – the most by any team since 2009. Salter established the team’s QB rushing record with 160, while Zander Horvath rushed for 191 yards and three touchdowns, marking the first-time a team has had two rushers with 160+ rushing yards in a game.
• In the teams’ first matchup, rookie Nick Cenacle had nine catches for 120 yards and a TD.
• Mathieu Betts has four sacks in his past three games and 21 in his last 25. Last week, he became the 9^th Canadian to reach 50 career sacks.
• T.J. Lee (634) is five defensive tackles shy of passing Shannon Garrett for 16^th all-time.

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