The Canadian Football League normal season begins on Thursday and football odds are up at the sports book for the Week 1 matches.

The Alouettes are the defending Canadian Football League champions and they start play on Thursday as they travel to Saskatchewan in a rematch of last year’s Grey Cup. Toronto at Calgary is the other game on the online sports book board on Thursday.

Friday in Week 1 of Canadian Football League contest it will likely be Hamilton at Winnipeg whilst BC is at Edmonton on Sunday. The West Division looks to be pretty competitive this season with Saskatchewan attempting to duplicate. They lost John Chick and Stevie Baggs to the NFL. They are going to have to hope that they can put more points on the board to counteract the defensive losses. Calgary lost three offensive linemen in the off-season and they lost their kicker Sandro DeAngelis who went to Hamilton, so they might have an opposite difficulty. The Stampeders had better believe that Rob Maver is prepared for the job. It may take some time before Edmonton get together this season, since they have some defensive issues. British Columbia lost pass rusher Ricky Foley and running back Martell Mallett which means they will want Keron Williams and Jamal Robertson to perform properly.

The East Division favors Montreal but they could get some competition from Hamilton. The Alouettes didn’t make several changes so they’re still going to be great. They did drop offensive lineman Bryan Chiu, defensive lineman Keron Williams and kick returner Larry Taylor. The addition of wide receiver Maurice Mann should support as Hamilton will be looking to overtake Montreal. They also included defensive backs Will Poole, Jason Shivers and Jerome Dennis additionally to kicker DeAngelis. Winnipeg made a ton of changes so who what to anticipate from them. Buck Pierce or Steven Jyles are both being looked at as quarterback. It would injured to lose top corner Jonathan Hefney. Toronto is furthermore in reconstructing mode. The team has no talent at receiver or running back and no experienced quarterback. It almost certainly will be a long year in Toronto. The Argos are huge underdogs in Week 1 as they travel to Calgary.

The highlight of Week 1 is undoubtedly the Grey Cup rematch between Montreal and Saskatchewan with the Roughriders seeking for revenge.

The current incarnation of the Alouettes shifted to Montreal from Baltimore, Maryland, in 1996 where they had been known as the Baltimore Stallions. The Alouettes have appeared in the Grey Cup seven times, all of which being between 2000 and 2009 with two Grey Cup wins, since their return to the Canadian Football League in 1996. The Alouettes have been to the Grey Cup more frequently than any other Canadian Football League team this decade.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders were founded in 1910 and are based in Regina, Saskatchewan. The franchise has won three Grey Cup championships. Led by Hall of Fame quarterback Ron Lancaster, a string of 11 straight appearances in the Western finals 1966–76 remains a Canadian Football League record.


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