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September 23, 2015
CFL Pick 'Em, Week Fourteen: If the playoffs started today... we'd all have a lot more time on our hands. Especially if we lived in Saskatchewan. But we've still got seven more weeks of tooth-and-nail battles for the Costanza, so sharpen your pencils and make your picks inside.
posted by DrJohnEvans to fantasy at 08:46 AM - 18 comments
Calgary by 18
Edmonton by 11
Toronto by 16
Montreal by 19
posted by tommybiden at 10:33 AM on September 23, 2015
Winnipeg by 7
Edmonton by 5
Ottawa by 3
Saskatchewan by 11
posted by rumple at 11:32 AM on September 23, 2015
Calgary by 10
Edmonton by 14
Ottawa by 3
Montreal by 8
posted by cixelsyd at 11:48 AM on September 23, 2015
In honor of Yogi Berra I'm going with 8 pt spreads all around. Can't do much worse that I did last week, right?
Calgary by 8
Edmonton by 8
Ottawa by 8
Montreal by 8
posted by goddam at 12:59 PM on September 23, 2015
I made last week my bitch. I wish all games were RedBlacks games. I'd still be losing to Jags, but it would be competitive.
posted by rcade at 01:33 PM on September 23, 2015
Calgary by 8
Edmonton by 12
Ottawa by 4
Montreal by 6
posted by ic23b at 01:50 PM on September 23, 2015
Calgary by 19
Edmonton by 6
Ottawa by 15
Saskatchewan by 2
posted by bender at 02:17 PM on September 23, 2015
Calgary by 10 (who are these Winnioeg guys anyhow?)
Edmonton by 14
Toronto by 8
Montreal by 5
posted by tahoemoj at 04:55 PM on September 23, 2015
Calgary by 12
Edmonton by 17
Ottawa by 3
Montreal by 12
posted by jjzucal at 08:14 PM on September 23, 2015
Winnipeg by 3
BC by 6
Ottawa by 12
Montreal by 16
posted by Ying Yang Mafia at 11:22 PM on September 23, 2015
Calgary by 21
Edmonton by 11
Toronto by 7
Montreal by 10
posted by owlhouse at 12:13 AM on September 24, 2015
Calgary by 16
Edmonton by 22
Ottawa by 3
Montreal by 12
posted by jagsnumberone at 12:36 AM on September 24, 2015
cal by 13
edy by 13
Argos by 2
larks [monti] by 3
posted by argoal at 07:35 PM on September 24, 2015
Calgary by 10
Edmonton by 7
Ottawa by 3
Montreal by 4
posted by Reever at 01:14 PM on September 25, 2015
Calgary by 14
Edmonton by 18
Ottawa by 4 <-- Canadian cold lead pipe lock
Montreal by 3
posted by rcade at 06:53 PM on September 25, 2015
Edmonton by 21
Ottawa by 7
Montreal by 10
posted by DrJohnEvans at 03:05 PM on September 26, 2015
(who are these Winnioeg guys anyhow?)
Pretty sure that's my first typo in eleven years. Feel free to confirm.
Ottawa by 4 <-- Canadian cold lead pipe lock
Turns out, Canadian lead pipes don't freeze until October 1st.
posted by DrJohnEvans at 05:30 PM on September 28, 2015
In Calgary, the Stamps ride to a comfortable victory over the visiting Lions, while Edmonton shocks the Ti-Cat faithful in Hamilton. Ottawa hits a last-second field goal to beat the Riders in Regina, while Montreal digs deep and beats the new-look Bombers.
Another week, another extra point for argoal as he moves to within five points of jags. But as YYM pointed out, the real race here is for the Costanza.
Calgary and Edmonton are duking it out in the West, while the entire Eastern division is still in play for the first-round bye.
WEEK 14
Calgary @ Winnioeg (Friday, September 25)
Winnipeg looked like they might be on a roll there, but got shocked in Montreal last week. Will they be the appetizer to Calgary's playoff buffet? (Note to self: delete this metaphor before posting.)
B.C. @ Edmonton (Saturday, September 26)
Both of these teams have their eye on the prize: Edmonton is trying to catch Calgary for the division lead, while B.C. is just trying to grab sole possession of the third playoff spot. But fortune favours the streaky, and the Esks have won two straight, while the Lions have lost two.
Toronto @ Ottawa (Saturday, September 26)
Ummmm hey guys does your standings page say that Ottawa's in second place? Yeah, mine too. Must be a bug. I'll report it to the webmaster. (Also, Toronto's lost three in a row? Yikes. Any recent Ricky Ray sightings?)
Montreal @ Saskatchewan (Sunday, September 27)
Two last place teams duke it out. But hey, if the season ended today, we'd see a rare crossover from East to West. Montreal's still got a heck of a lot for which to play.
Good luck!