This total is too short. Montreal and Toronto rank second and third, respectively, in yards gained. The Alouettes lead the CFL in scoring at 26.2 points per game.

The Alouettes have both a good QB, Vernon Adams, and an excellent running back, William Stanback. They draw Toronto in a defensive transition phase. The Argonauts just brought in veteran coach Chris Jones, who has his own way of doing things. It's going to take time for the Argonauts to pick up Jones' schemes. Toronto also is down two of its Canadian linebackers, Cameron Judge and Henoc Muamba. Both are out with injuries.

Toronto is replacing injured QB Nick Arbuckle with McLeod Bethel-Thompson, who played well at home two seasons ago when he was Toronto's starting QB. The CFL did not play in 2020. The bar isn't set high here for Toronto's offense as Montreal has yielded an average of 27.7 points during its last four games.