CFL

Edmonton enters with a stronger overall record at 13-4 and a strong road mark at 5-3, while Saskatchewan is 9-8 overall and 6-3 at home. Edmonton has scored 532 points and allowed 421, which shows a team that can finish drives and keep opponents in check. Saskatchewan has scored 464 and allowed 470, so their profile is more balanced but less explosive. The recent form also favors a tighter, lower-scoring style for Saskatchewan, with several recent games staying close and a mix of wins and losses decided by one score.
Saskatchewan should have enough at home to edge Edmonton in a game that stays competitive into the fourth quarter. Edmonton’s overall record and scoring output are strong, but Saskatchewan’s home form and the slight market discount on the Roughriders create a reasonable home-side position. The projected final score is Saskatchewan Roughriders 28, Edmonton Elks 23, with the home team winning outright in a game that finishes below the total.