CFL Pick 'Em, Week 2: Blowouts on the field mean tight margins in the pool. Sharpen your pencils and make your picks inside.
posted by DrJohnEvans to fantasy at 02:37 PM - 15 comments
Montreal by 21
Hamilton by 2
Calgary by 8
Saskatchewan by 9
posted by bender at 07:52 PM on July 02, 2012
Winnipeg by 14 Hamilton by 17 Calgary by 8 Edmonton by 13
posted by Folkways at 05:36 PM on July 03, 2012
Montreal by 17
British Columbia by 18
Calgary by 14
Saskatchewan by 16
posted by tommybiden at 06:48 PM on July 03, 2012
Montreal by 15
BC by 20
Toronto by 3
Saskatchewan by 17
posted by Ying Yang Mafia at 08:27 PM on July 04, 2012
Montreal by 7
B.C. by 17
Calgary by 9
Saskatchewan by 11
posted by MrFrisby at 06:56 AM on July 05, 2012
Montreal by 4
BC by 10
Toronto by 10
Edmonton by 7
posted by apoch at 12:24 PM on July 05, 2012
I discovered today that the former star quarterback from Central Michigan (my alma mater) plays for Hamilton. Hasn't yet appeared in a game, but perhaps that may change as the season goes on.
He was pretty mobile, but his arm left a lot to be desired.
posted by Ying Yang Mafia at 12:40 AM on July 06, 2012
Montreal by 14
B.C. by 22
Calgary by 7
Saskatchewan by 9
posted by DrJohnEvans at 04:52 PM on July 06, 2012
Just back from vacation in the White Mountains in NH. Highlights of the trip were the New England Brewfest - craft breweries from the northeast showing off their wares with lots of samples available - and the Lincoln/North Woodstock Independence Day parade featuring the one and only Wolf Man from Clark's Trading Post. Thrills galore, including a terrific thunderstorm and downpour during the fireworks. All the fun has put me in the right frame of mind to venture my guesses.
Winnipeg at Montreal: Both were beaten pretty badly in their openers, so the question is one of recovery. Montreal is at home, so the nod will go to them. Allouettes by 7
Hamilton at BC: In a cat fight, size does indeed matter. Lions have that advantage over Tiger Cats, so my pick is BC by 14.
Calgary at Toronto: East is east and west is west, but in this case west will prevail. Calgary by 15.
Edmonton at Saskatchewan: Eskimos try to handle the Rough Riders, but they will fail. Sasketchewan by 13.
posted by Howard_T at 06:20 PM on July 06, 2012
Hey,
I see that AndiemGarcia left her week two picks in the week one link. Dr J, make sure you take a look for those.
posted by Reever at 12:08 AM on July 09, 2012
Got 'em. Thanks!
posted by DrJohnEvans at 09:47 PM on July 09, 2012
It's western dominance in our first week back! Saskatchewan rides roughshod over the Ti-Cats, and B.C. takes care of business against the Bombers. Edmonton hangs on in Ricky Ray's return, and Calgary stamps all over the Alouettes.
A strong showing by some Pick 'Em veterans with four-point weeks, but everyone's still in the race. Please double-check your picks to make sure I got 'em right!
After all the pomp and ceremony of Week 1, Week 2 seems like your morning trip to Tim Horton's. Except with the risk that your apple fritter will dislocate your shoulder.
WEEK 2
Winnipeg @ Montreal (Friday, July 6)
Both these teams are anxious to get back East and hit the reset button on a miserable first week. Buck Pierce has been practising and may very well play, at least until he gets knocked out again on his fourth snap.
Hamilton @ B.C. (Friday, July 6)
A tough home opener loss followed by the toughest road trip in the league have the spectre of an 0-2 start looming over Hamilton.
Calgary @ Toronto (Saturday, July 7)
Toronto didn't look terrible in their Week 1 loss, but they need to start converting some of their yardage into points. Calgary, on the other hand, had no problem doing so.
Edmonton @ Saskatchewan (Sunday, July 8)
This is a game which also will be played.
Good luck!
posted by DrJohnEvans at 02:37 PM on July 02, 2012