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CFL 2023 - Week 15 Discussion Thread (self.cfl)

submitted 1 year ago by streetfestival to c/cfl

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Week 15 schedule

Fri, Sep 15^th^ - 7:00 ET/4:00 PT - Argonauts (10-1) @ Allouettes (6-6)
Fri, Sep 15^th^ - 9:30 ET/6:30 PT - Elks (3-10) @ Roughriders (6-6)
Sat, Sep 16^th^ - 4:00 ET/1:00 PT - Blue Bombers (10-3) @ Tiger-Cats (5-7)
Sat, Sep 16^th^ - 7:00 ET/4:00 PT - Redblacks (3-9) @ Lions (8-4)

Game & league notes

Off-week: Stampeders

Feel free to use this thread to discuss this week’s games or anything else going on in Canadian Football!

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[–] streetfestival 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

Much like @Zamboniman suggested about teams fighting to punch their post-season ticket (Als) - Argos @ Als is a close contest (10-3) at the half! CK, Chad Kelly, looks like he might be having an off night, and the Als defence is looking strong 💪

[–] Zamboniman 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Argos seem unbeatable this year. Yet again they manage to squeak out a win thanks to a blocked last second field goal.

[–] streetfestival 1 points 1 year ago

Agreed. I follow and root for the Raptors (NBA) and Blue Jays (MLB), and I'm used to wanting my team to win as many games as they can. This level of Argos dominance in the CFL feels boring and undesirable, even for me as an Argos fan. I'm hoping there's a little more intrigue as to who's going to the championship than things currently look (rematch of last year). As a new to football fan, your comment last night about meaningful football games really aligned with what I saw from the Als (although I was secondarily watching to the Jays game). Compared to baseball at least, there looks like a much bigger effect for 'trying harder' when the games really matter in football