Unfortunately for the entertainment value of the CFL, the Edmonton Elks and Saskatchewan Roughriders won’t play each other again until Week 21!

In back-to-back weeks they were the highlight of the week, with both games ending in the road team earning a two-point victory.

Meanwhile, the Montreal Alouettes keep extending their lead in the East Division with their impressive 7-1 start to the season.

This week, the Toronto Argonauts come out of the tunnel at BMO Field to a home crowd after being on the road to start the season. It appears they will have their quarterback ready to go after he avoided anything serious with the injury he suffered two weeks ago, before the Argonauts’ bye week.

All four games this week are interdivisional, and so far the West has gotten the best of the East 10 out of 16 times.

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In Week 5, the Stampeders dropped 58 points on Toronto. Calgary had a short week of preparation for that game as well. Toronto is coming off a bye week for the coaches to take a deeper look at the team, and I’m sure we’ll see some changes, especially on the defensive side, as Toronto has allowed an average of 32 points per game.

Calgary’s defence hasn’t been that much better. The big story with the Stampeders is that Vernon Adams Jr. has........

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