CFL

Calgary enters at 5-8 with 450 points scored and a plus-nine scoring margin, while Ottawa is 0-12 and has been outscored by 169 points. Calgary’s home record is 2-5, but its road record of 3-3 and division mark of 2-5 still show a team that has been far more competitive than Ottawa, which is 0-6 at home, 0-6 on the road, and 0-5 in division play. Recent betting coverage has also pointed to Calgary as the better offensive side, while Ottawa has repeatedly allowed big point totals and struggled to keep games within range.
Calgary should control this game from start to finish and has the clearest path to scoring enough to justify the team total play. Ottawa’s season-long results show a team that has had trouble stopping opponents and even more trouble turning drives into wins, while Calgary’s own scoring output has been strong enough to justify backing its offense in this spot. A projected final of Calgary 37, Ottawa 25 fits the data, supports the Calgary team total over, and also keeps the full-game scoring in a range that reflects both teams’ offensive strengths and Ottawa’s defensive issues.