CFL Pick 'Em, Week Seven: No spreads nailed this week, but that's largely because Hamilton lost by 59 points. Don't move to Hamilton, kids. Fight that rent increase and make your picks inside.
posted by DrJohnEvans to fantasy at 10:54 PM - 15 comments
Calgary by 20
Ottawa by 3
Edmonton by 26
BC by 10
posted by jagsnumberone at 01:09 AM on August 02, 2017
Calgary by 19
Ottawa by 6
Edmonton by 19
B.C. by 12
posted by DrJohnEvans at 10:00 AM on August 02, 2017
This week, we come dangerously close to using math.
And I come dangerously close to using meth. My picks are terrible.
Calgary by 6
Ottawa by 7
Edmonton by 13
British Columbia by 9
posted by rcade at 10:48 AM on August 02, 2017
Toronto by 5
Ottawa by 10
Edmonton by 31
Saskatchewan by 5
posted by tommybiden at 06:54 PM on August 02, 2017
I'd rather not discuss that abomination of a prevent defense Montreal showed. Made me regret watching whatever ESPN channel I was watching.
Toronto by 8
Ottawa by 3
Edmonton by 10
B.C. by 7
posted by jjzucal at 07:29 PM on August 02, 2017
On a nice quiet evening here in New Hampshire it is time to once again make some picks. After some of the shenanigans we witnessed last week, we wonder if it is really possible to apply any logical reasoning to making your choices. Perhaps gathering the cats together and having them decide would be good. Last time I did that they would pick only Hamilton Tigercats and BC Lions, so that didn't work too well.
The Stampede obliterated Hamilton last week, but can they run over Toronto in the same manner? It won't be a 59 point margin, but it won't exactly be a cliff hanger either. Calgary by 18
What just happened part 1: Montreal looked like there's no way Blue Bombers could come back on them, but all of a sudden it's a one-point win for the Bombers If Ottawa gets a lead, their defense should try to use barbed wire, claymore mines, and perhaps some armored vehicles. Winnipeg by 6
What just happened part 2: Edmonton is leaving the door wide open for a BC upset, but then the universe rights itself and Edmonton pulls away. In the meantime, Hamilton begins to wonder if not showing up would have been a good option last week. I'm not sure there is enough left of Hamilton to show up this week. Edmonton by 17
For better than 3 quarters BC was in top form. Then Edmonton put up the stop sign, and BC obeyed. Rough Riders do not have any signs to show, so Lions will not slow down. BC by 14
posted by Howard_T at 09:34 PM on August 02, 2017
finally there will not be a flag fest of calls that disrupt the flow of the games, way to go CFL, now we just got a wait till the end of the season to sort out command centre and their bogus decisions.
reluctantly, Calgary by eight, come on Argos prove me wrong and beat a western team
Ottawa by a field goal, they're bound to turn the corner soon and go on a winning streak, but no rush
Lions by a field goal, or more
Eddie by 12, sorry pussycats, no I'm not. LOL
posted by argoal at 10:22 AM on August 03, 2017
Thank Jebus I got my Saturday picks in to salvage a point and keep me in the lead for the Costanza. So here's some garbage:
Calgary by 17
Ottawa by 5
Edmonton by 20
BC by 8
posted by tahoemoj at 02:29 PM on August 03, 2017
Cal by 10; Edm by 4; Ott by 4; bc by 6.
posted by JPR at 03:06 PM on August 03, 2017
Toronto by 2
Ottawa by 17
Edmonton by 9
Saskatchewan by 10
posted by bender at 03:16 PM on August 03, 2017
Calgary 41, Toronto 24 ... oh, Dr. John, I should never doubt you again!
posted by jjzucal at 12:12 AM on August 04, 2017
Drama in the Peg as Montreal squanders a 12-point lead with two minutes to go. B.C. hangs tough in Edmonton, but it's the home side that pulls away for the win. Kevin Glenn fulfils the prophecies, while Hamilton... uh... loses.
Points are back to normal, but argoal's widened his lead to three points.
This week, we come dangerously close to using math.
WEEK 7
Calgary @ Toronto (Thursday, August 3)
Trend: Toronto is 3-0 against the East and 0-3 against the West. That is not ideal when playing Calgary.
Winnipeg @ Ottawa (Friday, August 4)
Ottawa's gotta be due, right? They're 1-4-1 but haven't lost any game by more than five points.
Hamilton @ Edmonton (Friday, August 4)
Trend: Edmonton is undefeated! Hamilton is winless! So naturally Hamilton will win this game by 21 points.
Saskatchewan @ B.C. (Saturday, August 5)
I'm going to start calculating Saskatchewan's odds based on the number of games Kevin Glenn played for the opposing team. Glenn played 18 games for the Lions in 2014, so I give B.C. 8-1 odds this week.
Good luck!
posted by DrJohnEvans at 10:54 PM on August 01, 2017