November 2, 2014: Toronto Argonauts vs. Montreal Alouettes

[ArgoRavi]

Who has the tiebreaker between Montreal and Hamilton and can Montreal still miss the playoffs?

They have only played once so far and the Als won that game by 7 points so the Ticats would need to win by more than that to win that season series. The Als can still miss the playoffs if they lose their last two games and either the Ticats beat Ottawa OR the Als lose to Hamilton by more than 7 points.

[Neely2005]

They have only played once so far and the Als won that game by 7 points so the Ticats would need to win by more than that to win that season series. The Als can still miss the playoffs if they lose their last two games and either the Ticats beat Ottawa OR the Als lose to Hamilton by more than 7 points.

Thanks. The CFL posted this article explaining who can clinch and how:

http://www.cfl.ca/article/breakdown-...yoff-scenarios

[1argoholic]

Here's hoping that win we the last two and finish 9-9. We've done pretty well when finishing like that. Imagine that 9-9 could win the east? This has been a WHACKED year. Everyone is playing very meaningful games other than Calgary.

[ArgoRavi]

Imagine that 9-9 could win the east?

Imagine that 8-10 for one of the three eastern teams won't be good enough to make the playoffs. As I said previously, that will be the best record not to make the playoffs since the Memphis Mad Dogs' 9-8-1 record back in '95.

The Argos must win tomorrow to retain control of their own destiny. If they lose tomorrow, they have to then hope for a Montreal win in Hamilton in addition to a win of their own against Ottawa to make the playoffs.

[Wobbler]

The depth chart does show a few changes from last week.

We've activated Greenwood, and CVZ and Marcus Thomas have come off the IR. Van Zeyl starts at his usual position, but it's unclear how much the other two will play.

Jones is back as our starting WILL LB, and Bradwell starts at SB/RB to give us our seventh National. In the secondary, Smith is our new field corner in place of Orihan Johnson, which should make Primetime1 happy.

[Neely2005]

The depth chart does show a few changes from last week.

We've activated Greenwood, and CVZ and Marcus Thomas have come off the IR. Van Zeyl starts at his usual position, but it's unclear how much the other two will play.

Jones is back as our starting WILL LB, and Bradwell starts at SB/RB to give us our seventh National. In the secondary, Smith is our new field corner in place of Orihan Johnson, which should make Primetime1 happy.

So are we expecting Greenwood to play?

[Wobbler]

So are we expecting Greenwood to play?

Rush's article in today's Star indicates that he will play on special teams.

[ArgoRavi]

The depth chart does show a few changes from last week.

We've activated Greenwood, and CVZ and Marcus Thomas have come off the IR. Van Zeyl starts at his usual position, but it's unclear how much the other two will play.

Jones is back as our starting WILL LB, and Bradwell starts at SB/RB to give us our seventh National. In the secondary, Smith is our new field corner in place of Orihan Johnson, which should make Primetime1 happy.

Will Smith really start ahead of Johnson tomorrow? I suspect that we will still see a fair bit of Johnson as he and Jamie Robinson give the Argos some much-needed height in the secondary to match up with Montreal's big receivers.

Anyone want to take a stab at the two scratches? One national and one international would have to sit so I am guessing that the international will be Jarriel King. The national may be one of the linebackers (Hood, Tonye-Tonye, or Greenwood).