CFL

Edmonton comes in at 10-3 with a strong points-for mark and one of the better point differentials in the league, while Toronto sits at 7-6 and has been more volatile but solid at home. Edmonton’s offense has been efficient enough to support its record, and the Elks have also handled the road well this season. Toronto, however, has won at home all season and has shown enough scoring punch to keep pace when its offense is rolling. That combination makes this a tighter game than the records alone might suggest.
Toronto’s unbeaten home record and the short market price make the home side the better value play in a game that should stay close into the fourth quarter. Edmonton has been the better team overall, but Toronto’s home form and ability to keep games competitive at BMO Field give the Argonauts a reasonable path to an outright win. Projected final score: Toronto Argonauts 33, Edmonton Elks 31.