CFL Pick 'Em, Week Four: In the CFL, scoring is up. In our little pick 'em, scoring is down. The solution is clichéd yet practical: bet big or go home. Widen your spreads and make your picks inside.
posted by DrJohnEvans to fantasy at 01:29 PM - 16 comments
Winnipeg by 5
Calgary by 10
Ottawa by 15
B.C. by 10
posted by tommybiden at 02:56 PM on July 12, 2017
The CFL site has Toronto/Winnipeg playing tomorrow instead of today.
Winnipeg by 7
Calgary by 9
Ottawa by 3
British Columbia by 10
posted by rcade at 04:18 PM on July 12, 2017
Thursday it is.
posted by cixelsyd at 05:32 PM on July 12, 2017
No wonder today's flights to Winnipeg were so cheap.
posted by DrJohnEvans at 05:55 PM on July 12, 2017
Toronto by 6
Calgary by 11
Edmonton by 3
Hamilton by 2
posted by jagsnumberone at 10:32 PM on July 12, 2017
Winnipeg by 6
Calgary by 19
Ottawa by 6
B.C. by 9
posted by DrJohnEvans at 11:39 AM on July 13, 2017
Winnipeg by 2
Montreal by 10
Edmonton by 18
B.C. by 1
posted by bender at 01:42 PM on July 13, 2017
ARGOS by three
Calgary by eight
Eddie by five
BC by four
posted by argoal at 04:21 PM on July 13, 2017
Once again we find ourselves in a slow spiral toward the bottom of the standings. No matter, there is always hope. I feel a bit like the birds that come to my backyard feeders. They peck away and peck away until they find exactly the right seed or nut for their taste. So it is with my picks; pecking away until I actually get one right.
Argonauts showed they might have something in holding off Ottawa, or did Ottawa show that they lacked something in losing to Toronto. I don't know, but I will give Argos credit for a bit of momentum. Toronto by 6
Alouettes need to be careful about allowing a group of rampaging quadrupeds into their stadium. Birdies get hurt. Calgary by 12
The color-confused group from Ottawa will find a tall order to fill in the land of the Eskimos. They will fall short. Edmonton by 9
Cat fights tend to be noisy, lots of yowling before the engagement, hissing and screaming during the very brief battle, and some muttering and licking of wounds afterward. The cat fight in Hamilton might be similar, although not as brief. Look for the striped cats to be licking their wounds while the tawny cats walk away with tails held high. BC by 3
posted by Howard_T at 06:08 PM on July 13, 2017
Win by 3; cal by 4; Edm by 3; bc by 3.
posted by JPR at 07:14 PM on July 13, 2017
B.C. leans on their ground game to notch a solid win in Montreal, while Calgary's big second half ensures they remain undefeated. Speaking of big second halves, Toronto needed one after scoring only a rouge in the first, and boy did they get it. Out west, that Kevin Glenn magic has the Riders sitting pretty.
A low-scoring week, but jjzucal notches three to move into a tie for first.
Three weeks of football in the books, and our narratives are finally beginning to sprout.
WEEK 4
Toronto @ Winnipeg (Wednesday, July 13)
Here are two teams looking to establish a 2017 identity - this could be an opportunity for a big statement game. On the other hand, mosquitoes.
Calgary @ Montreal (Friday, July 14)
Montreal's showing signs of coming out of their multiyear funk, but Calgary's still coasting on last year's excellence. Odds are Calgary makes it to 4-0.
Ottawa @ Edmonton (Friday, July 14)
A tale of two Pythagoreans: Edmonton is 2-0 and +7. Ottawa is 0-2-1 and -5. Maybe this week starts to restore order for these teams.
B.C. @ Hamilton (Saturday, July 15)
It's early, but holy cow has Hamilton's offence been uninspiring. They'll need to be far better to beat the Lions.
Good luck!
posted by DrJohnEvans at 01:29 PM on July 12, 2017