Week 18 the final stretch of the regular season, we are hoping to finish strong and keep this winning streak going into the playoffs.

Toronto at Edmonton (Edmonton -7)

Saskatchewan at Hamilton (Saskatchewan +1)

Calgary at BC (Over 53)

Montreal at Winnipeg (Montreal -7)

For the second straight week we went 3-1 bringing our season record to 28-25.  We will be back in a few days with week 18 picks.

There is a lot of unknowns going into this weekends actions.  Will Printers get his first start this year in BC? Will Calvillo be able to play for Montreal? These could greatly affect the action so make your bets carefully. We have picked each of the four games for you.

Hamilton at Toronto (Hamilton -3.5)

Edmonton at Calgary (Calgary -6)

Montreal at Winnipeg (Montreal -3.5)

BC at Saskatchewan (BC +7)

We went 3-1 this past week, only a two points from Edmonton from going 4-0.  We have moved back above 500 with a 25-24 record on the season.  Check back in a few days for our week 17 picks.

Week 16 is upon us, we have four picks for you this week. With the Montreal Alouettes cruising into the playoffs with a 12-2 record. Every other team is in a tight playoff race, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are hot and most other teams are cold. The close playoff races should call for some tight games.

Edmonton at Toronto (Edmonton -4)

Saskatchewan at Calgary (Over 54)

Hamilton at Montreal (Hamilton +13)

BC at Winnipeg (BC +1)

We went 2-2 this past week, we will back with week 16 picks in a few days.

Playoffs are around the corner, and with the exception of Montreal every game is crucial for every team.

We have four picks for you this week.

B.C. at Edmonton  (Under 53)

Toronto at Saskatchewan (Toronto +10.5)

Calgary at Montreal (Over 52)

Winnipeg at Hamilton (Winnipeg +6.5)

Casey Printers will make his debut as the third-string quarterback for the Lions when they take  on theEdmonton Eskimos on Friday.

Printers returned to the CFL from the Kansas City Chiefs two years ago, Printers spent two seasons with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, before that he was with the Lions from 2003 to 2005, he was named the CFL’s Most Outstanding Player in 2004.

With nothing decided in the CFL playoffs moving into Week 14. It looks to be an exciting weekend of action. We have four picks for you this week.

Edmonton at Winnipeg (Edmonton -4)

Saskatchewan at B.C. Lions (Under 54.5)

Montreal at Toronto (Over 47.5)

Hamilton at Calgary (Calgary -7)