CFL
Edmonton enters at 6-1 with elite results against the number and a strong scoring profile, posting 470 points for and 382 against through 15 games. Hamilton sits at 3-4 and has allowed 458 points, which is a clear concern against an Edmonton offense that has been efficient in recent weeks. The Elks have also been sharper in road spots than Hamilton has been at home overall, and the teams’ last meeting finished 37-35 in Edmonton’s favor, showing how quickly this matchup can turn into a track meet when the Elks force Hamilton to keep pace.
Edmonton has the cleaner overall profile, but the stronger betting angle is the total. The Elks have been a perfect cover team so far, yet this matchup still profiles as one where both offenses can contribute enough to push the score into the mid-60s. Hamilton’s defense has been vulnerable, Edmonton has consistently found the end zone, and the prior meeting between these teams produced a high-scoring finish. My projection is Edmonton 33, Hamilton 31, with the over cashing and the Elks still slightly outscoring the Tiger-Cats in a competitive game.
