We went 1-1 in week nine to move to 13-10 on the year.

Week 9 brought a end to the bye weeks, all eight teams are in action this week.

Check back tomorrow  for our week 10 picks.

Two games and two picks in week nine.

Calgary at Toronto (we like Calgary -7)

Hamilton at Edmonton (we like the over 52.5)

We went 1-1  in week eight, we now have a 12-9 record on the season.

Week eight notes:

Former Toronto Argonauts cornerback Byron Parker has been cut by the Philadelphia Eagles and is expected to report for Toronto’s practice when the team returns from the break.  There next game is August 28 against the Calgary Stampeders.

Check back tomorrow with our week 9 picks.

Only two games in the CFL this week, so we we pick both games for you.

Saskatchewan at Montreal (we like the over 54.5)

Winnipeg at BC (we like BC -7.5)

We went 2-1  in week seven, we now have a 11-8 record on the season.

Week seven notes:

Edmonton Eskimos running back Jesse Lumsden underwent successful shoulder surgery. There is a small chance we could be back for the playoffs but most likely is done for the year.

Check back tomorrow with our week 8 picks.

Three picks for week 7.

Calgary at Edmonton (we like Calgary +1)

BC at Toronto (we like BC -2.5)

Hamilton at Saskatchewan (we like Saskatchewan -5)

We went 1-2  in week six, we now have a 9-7 record on the season.

Week six notes:

Lots of minor signings in the CFL this past week.  The B.C. Lions signed linebacker JoJuan Armour, running back A.J. Harris and defensive lineman James Edwards. The Saskatchewan Roughrider signed defensive back Ladarius Key and defensive lineman Josh Miller. Saskatchewan’s signing was a result of veteran defensive lineman Scott Schultz announcing his retirement.

Check back tomorrow with our week 7 picks.

Looking to get back on track again we have three picks for you this week.

Toronto at Montreal  (we like the over 51 points)

Edmonton at Hamilton (we like Edmonton 0 points given here)

Winnipeg at Calgary (we like Winnipeg +14 points)

We went 0-3  in week five, we now have a 8-5 record on the season.

Week five notes:

Toronto Argonauts traded disgruntled receiver Arland Bruce to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.  In return Toronto received a third-round pick in the 2010 draft as well as a conditional pick in the 2011 draft and the rights to defensive end Corey Mace.  Arland Bruce made his Tiger-Cats debut helping beat the B.C. Lions.

Check back tomorrow with our week 6 picks.