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Week 8: Edmonton Elks at Saskatchewan Roughriders
The Edmonton Elks visit the Saskatchewan Roughriders in Week 8 of the 2026 season. Kickoff is scheduled for 9:00 pm ET. This game is only available to International audiences on CFL+. Canadian viewers can watch on TSN/RDS2. U.S. audiences can watch on CBS Sports. If you are having issues submitting the email form, please refresh your browser.
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Trevor Harris finds Kian Schaffer-Baker after he beats his defender for the 38-yard score, as the Roughriders even things up in the first quarter.
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Adam Chernoff’s CFL picks: bettors beware potential traps in Week 8
Saskatchewan looked like they would open on Monday as a terrific short favourite playing with a massive motivational angle and with their defensive leader returning. That has now turned into a huge distraction as more details of the tragedy this past weekend have emerged. In general, I think the Elks are becoming slightly overpriced. Their 5-1 record includes two games against B.C. (one without Nathan Rourke) and Ottawa. I just can’t be comfortable laying 4 here without a clear idea of what is going on inside this Riders’ locker room.
Winnipeg got bet from +1.5 to -1.5 at the sharpest sportsbook on the board against Calgary. As much as I would love to tail the sharper sentiment and oppose the CFL national pick ’em, which has Calgary at 70 percent straight-up across several thousand users, I just see Winnipeg as a fade. They are a better team with Brown, but their season is full of messy games — a comeback OT win against Ottawa, a one-point comeback win against Hamilton without Bo Levi Mitchell, Toronto in a fake road game, and a last-second field goal to beat Calgary by two to open the season.
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