Week 11 CFL Game Notes & PICKS FOR PUMPJACKS!

BC (3-5) at CGY (4-5)

• Week 4: CGY 41 – BC 33
• BC leads the league in yards per rush allowed (3.8); Calgary has the second highest average yards per rush (5.7).
• Calgary leads the league in sacks made (20); the teams are tied with a league-worst 20 sacks allowed.
• BC has forced the fewest turnovers (eight).
• Nathan Rourke is a career 4-1 against Calgary. In the teams’ first matchup, he passed for 462 yards and three TDs.
• Justin McInnis posted a season-high 159 yards and his first TD last week. He needs five catches to reach 300.
• T.J. Lee (637) is two defensive tackles shy of passing Shannon Garrett for 16^th all-time.
• Zander Horvath has five TDs in his last two games.
• Calgary has scored 30+ points in eight straight games.
• Dave Dickenson needs one victory to become the 12^th coach with 100 wins.
• Marquel Lee is tied for the most defensive tackles (49).
• Jude McAtamney is four-for-four on field goals 50+ yards.
• 2026 CFL Draft pick Jesulayomi Ojutalayo leads the league with 17 special teams tackles.

OTT (0-8) at WPG (4-4)

• Week 7: WPG 36 – OTT 34 (OT)
• The teams’ Week 7 matchup was the first game to be decided under the league’s new overtime format.
• Jake Maier is averaging 322 passing yards in his last four games, including a season-high 344 in the teams’ last matchup.
• Ayden Eberhardt is averaging 103.8 yards and 7.5 receptions in his past four games.
• Justin Hardy’s next reception will be his 350^th – all with the REDBLACKS.
• Kalil Pimpleton leads the league in combined yards per game (216.9).
• Winnipeg has won four straight games against Ottawa, and since 2018, the Bombers are 16-4 (.800) off a bye.
• The Bombers allowed a franchise-worst 377 rushing yards in their last game.
• Winnipeg has allowed a league-best one big play return.
• The Bombers are 3-0 in games decided by four points or less.
• Tim White is 51 yards shy of 6,000 in his career.
• Brady Oliveira needs 97 rushing yards to pass Willie Burden for 20^th all-time. He is also 35 receiving yards shy of 2,000.
• Willie Jefferson has at least one sack in his part four games; his next will be his 84^th, tying him with Willie Pless for 20^th all-time. ​
• Tony Jones is seven defensive tackles away from 250.

TOR (4-4) at EDM (6-3)

• The home side has won the teams’ past four matchups. ​
• The Argos have eight sacks over their last two games; they are 4-1 when recording multiple sacks in a game.
• Chad Kelly is 2-0 against Edmonton. He has topped 300 yards in six of eight starts, and he needs 330 yards to pass Tobin Rote for sixth on the Argos’ all-time list.
• Damonte Coxie posted a season-high 161 yards last week.
• Makai Polk needs 49 receiving yards for 2,000 in his career.
• Janarion Grant’s 64-yard punt-return TD last week was his 12^th, moving him into sole possession of second all-time. He is tied with Bashir Levingston for second with 15 total kick return TDs. ​
• Adarius Pickett leads the league with 59 defensive plays.
• The Elks have allowed 36.7 points per game over their past three contests.
• Cody Fajardo is a career 5-7 against Toronto. Last week, he became the 12^th player to reach the 100-passing TDs-50-rushing major plateau. He leads the league in 20-yard+ depth pass completion percentage (56.8 per cent).
• Austin Mack is averaging 5.7 catches, 120 yards and one TD in his last three games.
• Tyrell Ford is tied for the league-lead in interceptions (five); with all of them coming in his past five games.
• Elks are 6-0 when leading after three quarters.

SSK (6-2) at HAM (3-6)

• Week 6: HAM 7 – SSK 38
• The Roughriders have won the teams’ past five matchups.
• Saskatchewan held Ottawa to 12 rushing yards last week.
• Trevor Harris is 12-5 against Hamilton. He has 1,026 passing yards and seven TDs over his last three games, but Hamilton held him to a season-low 211 yards with two interceptions in their last matchup.
• KeeSean Johnson’s next catch will be his 200^th. He has four 100-yard games this season and touchdowns in each of his last three games.
• 2026 CFL Draft pick, Dylan Djeté made his first start last week, scoring his first TD and adding four catches for 53 yards.
• Last week, Tommy Stevens became the third player since 1995 to record back-to-back three-TD games, joining Mike Pringle (1999) and Joe Smith (2006).
• Hamilton is +37 in the first half, even in the third quarter and -84 in the fourth.
• Last week in his first start, Harrison Frost completed 60.6 percent of his passes for 239 yards and a TD.
• Kenny Lawler needs 19 receiving yards for 6,000 in his career.
• Reggie Stubblefield has registered at least four tackles in each game this season; he needs four more for 150.
• Julian Howsare’s next sack will be his 50^th.