HAMILTON +1.25 over Toronto (5Dimes)
As it turns out, and six weeks is a pretty good indicator of who’s who, and with no disrespect to Winnipeg, the Argos just might be the worst team in the CFL. They’re stale, their defense can’t stop anyone and they’re very fortunate to be 3-3. The Argos are not a .500 team and with the way the Tiger-Cats are coming on, it would appear that the Ti-Cats will expose them once again, as they did in week 2 as a 10½ point underdog and beat the Argos straight up. The Ti-Cats have looked real bad at times but they’ve also looked pretty good and you can just sense that they’re on to something good. They have a tremendous running game and back-up QB Richie Williams looked very dangerous last week in Montreal, a 40-33 Alouette win. Williams has it all as far as QB skills to make a huge impact in this league. He can run like nobody else and he can throw the ball too. Frankly, the Argos look to be in big trouble here because of a run defense that’s last in the league, allowing 150 yards per game on the ground. The Argos offense is a two and out waiting to happen, as Kerry Joseph looks lost most of the time out there. We also like the Ti-Cats defense, which is ready to make a statement soon too. What we expect here is a combined, solid game from both the offense and defense and we really do expect the Ti-Cats to bury this very vulnerable and overrated invader. This is a well-coached Hamilton team and despite losing last week the coaches and players knew they were on to something good. You could just see it in their body language. Play: Hamilton +1.30 (Risking 3 units).
Side Note to Doug.
Lost your email somehow but wanted to give you the heads up on this one. If you see this send me an email.
As it turns out, and six weeks is a pretty good indicator of who’s who, and with no disrespect to Winnipeg, the Argos just might be the worst team in the CFL. They’re stale, their defense can’t stop anyone and they’re very fortunate to be 3-3. The Argos are not a .500 team and with the way the Tiger-Cats are coming on, it would appear that the Ti-Cats will expose them once again, as they did in week 2 as a 10½ point underdog and beat the Argos straight up. The Ti-Cats have looked real bad at times but they’ve also looked pretty good and you can just sense that they’re on to something good. They have a tremendous running game and back-up QB Richie Williams looked very dangerous last week in Montreal, a 40-33 Alouette win. Williams has it all as far as QB skills to make a huge impact in this league. He can run like nobody else and he can throw the ball too. Frankly, the Argos look to be in big trouble here because of a run defense that’s last in the league, allowing 150 yards per game on the ground. The Argos offense is a two and out waiting to happen, as Kerry Joseph looks lost most of the time out there. We also like the Ti-Cats defense, which is ready to make a statement soon too. What we expect here is a combined, solid game from both the offense and defense and we really do expect the Ti-Cats to bury this very vulnerable and overrated invader. This is a well-coached Hamilton team and despite losing last week the coaches and players knew they were on to something good. You could just see it in their body language. Play: Hamilton +1.30 (Risking 3 units).
Side Note to Doug.
Lost your email somehow but wanted to give you the heads up on this one. If you see this send me an email.
