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Sunday, October 16 B.C. at Montreal, 1:00 pm EDTIt's a good thing the Lions clinched a playoff spot weeks ago because lately they've looked dreadful. However their opponents this week, the Montreal Alouettes, have recently been playing some of their best football of the season. The last time these two teams hooked up back in Week 13, the Lions just scraped by the Als 27-26 when Montreal coach Don Matthews decided to go for a two-point conversion late in the game instead of kicking a game-tying extra point. With the Lions struggling, oddsmakers opened this contest with the Alouettes favored by 3 points. The Lions have dropped three straight games after getting routed by Winnipeg 44-23 last week despite B.C. entering the contest as a 6.5-point favorite. It's a guessing game as to who will start at quarterback this week ,after third-stringer Buck Pierce went down with an injury last week. Defending CFL MVP Casey Printers relieved Pierce but he wasn't very effective and has been in and out of the lineup recently with an injured shoulder. The Lions could really use starting QB Dave Dickenson right now, but it might be better to let the veteran rest up and remain healthy for the playoffs. The Alouettes are riding a three-game winning streak after dropping surging Saskatchewan 38-34 last week. Als' quarterback Anthony Calvillo has really turned it on as the season winds down, completing 22-of-32 passes for 270 yards and a pair of touchdowns in last week's win. Toronto at Winnipeg, 4:00 pm EDTThe Toronto Argonauts better have their pass defense ready when they visit the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Sunday. The Argos beat the Bombers by a touchdown, 34-27, in their last contest way back in Week 6. That was during the Argonauts' busiest week of the season when they played a pair of games in four days. The oddsmakers have opened Toronto as a slim 2.5-point favorite against Winnipeg. The Blue Bombers' playoff chances are razor-thin, but even so they looked like a team on a mission last week while ripping apart the Lions 44-23. WR Milt Stegall had a huge day with 234 yards and four touchdowns with only four receptions. Quarterback Kevin Glenn couldn't be stopped either, as he threw for 410 yards with five touchdown strikes and one interception. The Bombers' offense has really been rolling and has posted three straight OVERs. The Argonauts lost to Edmonton 17-13 last week and lost sole possession of first place in the East. The Toronto defense has been on their game lately, allowing only 59 total points in their last four games. Struggling offensively, Toronto is only 2-2 during that stretch and has posted four straight UNDERs.
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