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Play: (SSK) Tommy Stevens Over 1.5 Touchdowns (+180) at DraftKings

Tommy Stevens enters this matchup as one of the CFL’s biggest red-zone threats, leading the league in rushing touchdowns despite serving as a backup quarterback. Stevens has scored three rushing touchdowns in back-to-back games and has recorded multiple rushing touchdowns in three of his last four contests.

That stretch also includes a two-touchdown performance against Hamilton in Week 6, showing how consistently Saskatchewan has been using him near the goal line.

With the Roughriders dealing with injuries on offense, Stevens’ short-yardage and red-zone role becomes even more valuable. When Saskatchewan gets inside the 10-yard line, expect Stevens to remain one of their primary options to finish drives. I am backing Tommy Stevens to find the end zone again in this matchup.

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Play: (EDM) Austin Mack Over 69.5 Receiving Yards (-114) at Fanduel

Austin Mack enters Week 11 sitting third in the CFL in receiving yards with 766 yards through nine games, averaging 85.1 receiving yards per game. He has been especially consistent lately, recording at least 77 receiving yards in five of his last six games and reaching 94 or more yards in four of those six contests.

The matchup also sets up well for Mack. Toronto has been one of the better teams in the CFL at limiting rushing production, allowing the third-fewest rushing yards per game, but its secondary has been much more vulnerable, surrendering the third-most passing yards in the league.

If Edmonton has trouble establishing the run, they should have no problem leaning more heavily on the passing attack. With Mack already producing at a high level and drawing a favorable matchup against Toronto’s pass defense, this is a strong spot for another big performance. I am backing Austin Mack to have a productive day through the air.

(Would play up to 76.5)

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Play: BC Lions +4.5 (-105) at DraftKings

BC enters this matchup with some momentum after winning back-to-back games against Winnipeg and Hamilton, improving to 3-5 on the season. The Lions appear to be finding their form after a difficult start and now have an opportunity to extend their winning streak to three games.

Calgary comes in off a 33-30 loss to Toronto, dropping the Stampeders to 4-5. The frustrating part of that loss was Calgary’s inability to take full advantage of Chad Kelly throwing four interceptions, as the Stampeders still came up short in a game where they had multiple opportunities to take control.

Nathan Rourke has also had plenty of success against Calgary throughout his career, posting a 4-1 record against the Stampeders. BC lost the first meeting between these teams earlier this season, but the Lions enter the rematch playing much better football.

I expect this to be another competitive game, and getting more than a field goal with a BC team that has won two straight provides good value. I am backing the BC Lions +4.5.

(Would play up to BC +3.5)