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The Stampeders destroyed the Eskimos last week at home in Calgary and will now travel to Edmonton in the home and home series for a game on 7PM ET. The spread on this game opened with Calgary a small -2.5 road point spread favorite with the total line now at 54 points at some sports books.
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Last week’s 45-24 pounding of the bitter rival Eskimos as 6.5-point home favorites has clearly established the Stampeders as the team to beat in the CFL this year. Their current SU winning streak has reached seven games and they have successfully covered ATS in their last five contests. This potent offensive attack continues to be led by Bo Levi Mitchell throwing the ball and Jerome Messam running it.
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Edmonton had built up some momentum heading into this series with a SU three-game winning streak, but last week’s loss was a major step backwards for the defending Grey Cup champs. Mike Reilly continues to have success moving the ball down the field through the air with the most passing yards in the CFL (3,315), but the Eskimos’ defense has made life really difficult for this team with a points-allowed average of 29.2.
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Betting Trends
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The Stampeders are 5-0 against the spread in their last 5 games.
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Calgary is 4-1 against the spread in their last 5 road games.
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The game total has gone under in 4 of Calgary’s last 6 road games in Edmonton.
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The Eskimo’s are 3-7-1 against the spread in their last 11 games.
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Edmonton is 2-6 straight up in their last 8 game at home against Calgary.
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