Jul 2, 2026 · 7 min · 6 segments
This episode dives into the chaos and intrigue of Week 4 in the CFL, breaking down the teams, players, and coaching decisions shaping the season’s playoff picture. From the Edmonton Elks’ surprising…
Tanya HendersonHost
First up is the second annual Stampede Bowl where the Argos put on their cowboy hats and head to Calgary.
With all the extra celebrations, the energy and distractions will be in an abnormal high for an early season game.
Although I chose the Argos to win last week when most did not, that does not mean I think they are set to be an impact team quite yet.
I know Toronto fans all over the place think that Chad Kelly being back has and will continue to solve all of the organizational problems.
Until I see any sort of consistency or a positive breakthrough during adversity, the Argos will remain mid in my mind.
Also, the offense got a lot of credit for last week's win, but a reminder that 18 of those 40 points were from special teams.
and arguably a majority of the game's momentum was built on the back of special teams.
I also just think that this Calgary D-line will put Kelly in a panic a few too many times for comfort.
Although I'm much happier with the Stamps' performance this past week in Kelowna against the Lions, and glad they were able to finally put one in the win column, I still think that they're leaving a lot on the table.
However, their margin on the earlier season games has me holding them in high regards.
Not gonna lie, I was stuck on this game, but then I remembered that dominant Calgary defensive line play last week against the Lions, and I felt pretty good about taking the Stamps to win.
First up is the second annual Stampede Bowl where the Argos put on their cowboy hats and head to Calgary.
With all the extra celebrations, the energy and distractions will be in an abnormal high for an early season game.
Although I chose the Argos to win last week when most did not, that does not mean I think they are set to be an impact team quite yet.
I know Toronto fans all over the place think that Chad Kelly being back has and will continue to solve all of the organizational problems.
Until I see any sort of consistency or a positive breakthrough during adversity, the Argos will remain mid in my mind.
Also, the offense got a lot of credit for last week's win, but a reminder that 18 of those 40 points were from special teams.
and arguably a majority of the game's momentum was built on the back of special teams.
I also just think that this Calgary D-line will put Kelly in a panic a few too many times for comfort.
Although I'm much happier with the Stamps' performance this past week in Kelowna against the Lions, and glad they were able to finally put one in the win column, I still think that they're leaving a lot on the table.
However, their margin on the earlier season games has me holding them in high regards.
Not gonna lie, I was stuck on this game, but then I remembered that dominant Calgary defensive line play last week against the Lions, and I felt pretty good about taking the Stamps to win.
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