Mosaic Stadium, Regina, Saskatchewan
Kickoff: 7:00 PM CDT / 5:00 PM PDT
Venue
Mosaic Stadium — Regina, SK
- Capacity: ~33,000
- Surface: Artificial turf
- Known for: Strong swirling winds, loud prairie crowd, and one of the CFL’s toughest road environments
- Tactical impact: Passing efficiency often drops in Regina; teams with strong run games and disciplined special teams gain a major edge
Weather Forecast (Regina, SK)
- Temperature: 68°F (20°C)
- Humidity: 52%
- Wind: 19 mph WNW
- Precipitation: 15% chance
- Impact: Wind will be a major factor — deep passing and long field goals become risky; expect more ground‑heavy drives and field‑position football
Injury Report
Toronto Argonauts
- Cameron Dukes (QB) — Probable, minor shoulder tightness
- Ka’Deem Carey (RB) — Questionable, ankle soreness
- Damonte Coxie (WR) — Out, hamstring tear
- Adarius Pickett (SAM LB) — Probable, recovering from illness Impact: Coxie’s absence limits Toronto’s vertical passing; Carey’s status affects their ability to control tempo on the ground.
Saskatchewan Roughriders
- Trevor Harris (QB) — Probable, managing elbow inflammation
- A.J. Ouellette (RB) — Probable, minor quad tightness
- Samuel Emilus (WR) — Questionable, groin strain
- Larry Dean (LB) — Out, Achilles injury Impact: Saskatchewan’s offense remains intact; Dean’s absence weakens their second‑level run defense.
Team Records & Season Context
Toronto Argonauts (1‑1‑0)
- Points For: 41
- Points Against: 45
- Identity: Balanced offense, aggressive secondary, heavy RPO usage
- Notable: Toronto’s defense has been inconsistent, allowing explosive plays in both games
Saskatchewan Roughriders (2‑0‑0)
- Points For: 54
- Points Against: 38
- Identity: Veteran QB leadership, power run game, opportunistic defense
- Notable: Saskatchewan is off to its best start since 2013, with Harris playing efficient, turnover‑free football
Recent Team Form
Toronto (Last 5 Games)
- W 27–24 vs Montreal
- L 14–21 vs BC
- L 20–29 vs Winnipeg (2025)
- W 31–28 vs Ottawa (2025)
- L 17–26 vs Hamilton (2025) Trend: Inconsistent; offense flashes but defense struggles to close games
Saskatchewan (Last 5 Games)
- W 27–21 vs Edmonton
- W 27–17 vs Calgary
- L 20–24 vs BC (2025)
- W 29–14 vs Winnipeg (2025)
- L 21–28 vs Calgary (2025) Trend: Strong early‑season form; defense generating turnovers at a high rate
Key Player Matchups
1. Cameron Dukes vs. Saskatchewan’s Secondary
- Dukes’ mobility and RPO reads vs. a Riders secondary that thrives on disguises
- If wind limits deep shots, Dukes must win underneath Advantage: Saskatchewan
2. A.J. Ouellette vs. Toronto’s Front Seven
- Ouellette’s physicality is tailor‑made for windy Regina conditions
- Toronto’s run defense has been inconsistent Advantage: Saskatchewan
3. Ka’Deem Carey (if active) vs. Saskatchewan’s LB Unit
- Carey’s vision and cutback ability vs. a Riders LB group missing Larry Dean Advantage: Toronto (if Carey plays)
4. Samuel Emilus vs. Qwan’tez Stiggers
- Emilus’ size and contested‑catch ability vs. Stiggers’ athleticism
- If Emilus is limited, Saskatchewan loses a key red‑zone target Advantage: Even
5. Special Teams: Brett Lauther vs. Lirim Hajrullahu
- Regina’s wind makes kicking extremely difficult
- Lauther has years of experience in these conditions Advantage: Saskatchewan
Series History
- Last 10 meetings: Toronto 6–4 Saskatchewan
- 2025 meetings: Split 1–1
- Toronto has won 3 of the last 4 in Regina — a rare feat for visiting teams
- Historically competitive series with frequent one‑score finishes
Betting Trends
Toronto
- 6 of last 8: Over
- 5 of last 7: Allowed 25+ points
- 4 straight: Lost turnover battle
Saskatchewan
- 7 of last 10: Under
- 6 of last 8: Scored first
- 5 of last 7: Covered spread
GAME ODDS
Toronto Argonauts 57.5
Saskatchewan Roughriders – 3
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, June 25, 2026
