Venue & Game Details

Stadium: IG Field

City: Winnipeg, Manitoba

Kickoff: 8:30 PM CT / 9:30 PM ET

Surface: Artificial turf

Atmosphere: Loud, hostile, and wind‑influenced — IG Field is notorious for swirling gusts that affect kicking and deep passing.

Weather Outlook (Typical July Winnipeg Conditions)

(No official forecast provided; this is a climatology‑based expectation.)

Temperature: Mid‑70s °F at kickoff

Wind: 10–16 mph, often swirling — a real factor

Rain: Low chance

Impact: Slight advantage to Winnipeg’s run‑heavy packages; kicking game could be unstable.

Injury Report

Toronto Argonauts

Out:

WR Damonte Coxie (ankle)

DB Robertson Daniel (hamstring)

Questionable:

RB Ka’Deem Carey (foot)

OL Dejon Allen (shoulder)

Probable:

QB Cameron Dukes (minor rib soreness) — expected to start

Winnipeg Blue Bombers

Out:

QB Zach Collaros (elbow) — major storyline

Questionable:

RB Brady Oliveira (hip)

WR Dalton Schoen (groin)

Probable:

QB Chris Streveler — expected starter

Collaros’ absence dramatically shifts Winnipeg’s offensive identity toward a run‑first, QB‑run, ball‑control approach.

Team Records

Toronto Argonauts: 2–2 (2nd East)

Winnipeg Blue Bombers: 2–2 (3rd West)

Recent Team Form

Toronto — Last 4 Games

W vs Saskatchewan

L vs Montreal

W vs Edmonton

L vs BC Trend: Offense inconsistent; defense opportunistic but vulnerable to explosive plays.

Winnipeg — Last 4 Games

L vs Calgary

W vs Hamilton

L vs BC

W vs Ottawa Trend: Defense stabilizing; offense limited without Collaros but efficient in red zone.

Key Player Matchups

QB Battle: Cameron Dukes (TOR) vs Chris Streveler (WPG)

Dukes: Efficient short‑game passer, struggles under pressure.

Streveler: Elite runner, limited vertical passer, thrives in chaos. Edge: Even — depends on game script.

RB Battle: Ka’Deem Carey (TOR) vs Brady Oliveira (WPG)

Carey: Questionable; Toronto’s run game inconsistent.

Oliveira: If active, gives Winnipeg a top‑3 CFL back. Edge: Winnipeg — if Oliveira plays.

WR/DB Matchups

TOR WR DaVaris Daniels & Dejon Brissett vs WPG DB Demerio Houston & Evan Holm

Winnipeg’s secondary is top‑tier when healthy.

WPG WR Kenny Lawler vs TOR CB Qwan’tez Stiggers

Lawler’s physicality vs Stiggers’ athleticism is a marquee matchup.

Trench Battle

Toronto’s OL has been shaky; Winnipeg’s DL (Jeffcoat, Jefferson) is elite. Edge: Winnipeg — significant.

Series History

Winnipeg has won 5 of the last 7 meetings.

At IG Field: Winnipeg has won 4 straight vs Toronto.

Last meeting (2025): Winnipeg 27–20.

Betting Trends

Toronto

2–6 ATS in last 8 road games

Overs hit in 3 of last 4

Turnover margin: -3 on the season

Winnipeg

5–1 ATS in last 6 home games

Unders hit in 4 of last 6

Defense allowing only 21.8 PPG at home

Head‑to‑Head

Winnipeg has covered 4 straight at home vs Toronto

Unders hit in 5 of last 7 meetings

GAME ODDS

Toronto Argonauts                          – 2.5

Winnipeg Blue Bombers               59.5

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, July 9, 2026

Department of Health, Safety and Integrity issues player discipline

TORONTO – The Canadian Football League (CFL) Department of Health, Safety and Integrity manages league discipline, while the Office of the Commissioner oversees suspendible offences.

The Department – which includes Chief Football Operations Officer Greg Dick, Vice-President of Officiating Darren Hackwood, Vice-President of Football Operations and Player Safety Eric Noivo and Associate Vice-President of Football Operations Ryan Janzen – has issued two fines from Week 5.

• Toronto defensive lineman Andrew Chatfield Jr. has been fined for delivering a high hit on Calgary quarterback Vernon Adams Jr.
• Hamilton tight end Maximilian Mang has been fined for striking Winnipeg defensive end David Rees.

Per CFL policy, the league does not announce:

• Amounts of player fines
• Discipline related to dress code violations
• Discipline involving teams or staff
• Discipline involving players who have been released

TORONTO – Week 6’s injury reports for all teams will be housed here and will be updated daily.

OTTAWA REDBLACKS AT EDMONTON ELKS

Thursday, July 9 | 9:00 p.m. ET | Commonwealth Stadium

OTTAWA REDBLACKS			PRACTICE DAY
Player name	Position	Injury	SUN	MON	TUES	Game Status
King Ambers	DB	Ankle	–	Limited	Limited	Out
Habakkuk Baldonado	DL	Shoulder	–	Limited	Full	Available
Emeric Boutin	FB	Adductor	–	Limited	Limited	Out
Michael Brodrique	LB	Leg	–	DNP	DNP	Out
Aaron Casey	LB	Head	–	Limited	Limited	Out
Scott Hutter	DB	Ribs	–	DNP	DNP	Out
Nick Mardner	WR	Achilles	–	Limited	DNP	Out
Daniel Okpoko	DL	Foot	–	Limited	Limited	Out
Jamie Pettway	LB	Knee	–	DNP	DNP	Out
Kalil Pimpleton	WR	Ankle	–	Limited	Full	Available
Luiji Vilain	DL	Calf	–	Limited	Full	Available
Michael Wakefield	DL	Knee	–	–	Limited	Available
Keelan White	WR	Ankle	–	Limited	Limited	Questionable
Bennett Williams	DB	Achilles	–	DNP	DNP	Out

EDMONTON ELKS			PRACTICE DAY
Player name	Position	Injury	SUN	MON	TUES	Game Status
Brett Boyko	OL	Hand	–	Limited	Limited	Out
Royce Metchie	DB	Achilles	–	Limited	Limited	Out
Justin Pace	LB	Foot	–	DNP	DNP	Out
Joe Robustelli	WR	Hamstring	–	Limited	Limited	Questionable

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TORONTO ARGONAUTS AT WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS

Friday, July 10 | 8:30 p.m. ET | Princess Auto Stadium

TORONTO ARGONAUTS			PRACTICE DAY
Player name	Position	Injury	MON	TUES	WED	Game Status
Andrew Chatfield	DL	Adductor	Limited	Full	Full	Available
Ryan Hunter	OL	Knee	DNP	Full	Full	Available
Cameron Judge	LB	Head	DNP	DNP	DNP	Out
Adarius Pickett	DB	Shoulder	Limited	Full	Full	Available
Makai Polk	WR	Personal	DNP	Full	Full	Available
Dakoda Shepley	OL	Back	–	–	Limited	Questionable
Nolan Ulm	WR	Shoulder	Full	Full	Full	Out

WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS			PRACTICE DAY
Player name	Position	Injury	WED	Game Status
Zach Collaros	QB	Neck	DNP	Questionable
Asotui Eli	OL	Ankle	DNP	Questionable
Kevens Clercius	WR	Knee	Limited	Out
Lane Novak	LB	Knee	Full	Out
Ethan Ball	DB	Thigh	Full	Out
Tanner Schmekel	DL	Calf	Full	Out
De’Shaan Dixon	DL	Hip	Limited	Out

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CALGARY STAMPEDERS AT MONTREAL ALOUETTES

Saturday, July 11 | 7:00 p.m. ET | Percival Molson Memorial Stadium

CALGARY STAMPEDERS			PRACTICE DAY
Player name	Position	Injury	TUE	WED	THURS	Game Status
Reggie Begelton	WR	Knee	Limited	Limited	Limited	Out
Jaydon Grant	DB	Ankle	DNP	DNP	DNP	Out
Adrian Greene	DB	Knee	Full	Full	Full	Available
Elijah Hills	DL	Hamstring	Limited	Limited	Limited	Out
Ashton Miller-Melancon	DB	Knee	Full	Full	Limited	Questinable
Derrick Moncrief	DB	Illness	–	–	DNP	Questionable
R.J. Moten	LB	Hamstring	Full	Full	Full	Available
Rene Paredes	K	Right Hip	Limited	Limited	Limited	Out
Eric Rascoe	LB	Back	Limited	Limited	Full	Available
Kelon Thomas	DL	Foot	DNP	Full	Full	Available

MONTREAL ALOUETTES			PRACTICE DAY
Player name	Position	Injury	TUE	WED	THURS	Game Status
Lorenzo Burns	DB	Head	Full	Full	Full	Available
Kabion Ento	DB	Hamstring	DNP	DNP	DNP	Out
DeVonte Dedmon	WR	Hamstring	Full	Full	Full	Out
Hakeem Harris	WR	Hamstring	Full	Full	Full	Out
Des Holmes	OL	Back	Limited	Limited	Limited	Out
Cole Spieker	WR	Ankle	Limited	Limited	Limited	Out
Justin Lawrence	OL	Ankle	Limited	Limited	Limited	Out
David Dallaire	FB	Knee	Limited	Limited	Limited	Out
Stevie Scott III	RB	Hamstring	DNP	DNP	DNP	Out
Shomari Lawrence	RB	Hamstring	–	Limited	DNP	Out
Arthur Hamlin	DB	Knee	–	Limited	Limited	Questionable
Najee Murray	DB	Hamstring	–	–	Limited	Questionable

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HAMILTON TIGER-CATS AT SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS

Sunday, July 12 | 7:00 p.m. ET | Mosaic Stadium

HAMILTON TIGER-CATS			PRACTICE DAY
Player name	Position	Injury	WED	THURS	FRI	Game Status
Ryan Baker	LB	Knee	Limited	Limited
Shemar Bridges	WR	Hip	Limited	Limited
Charbel Dabire	DL	Elbow	Limited	Limited
Jonathan Denis	OL	Knee	Limited	Limited
TyJuan Garbutt	DL	Knee	Limited	Limited
Arvin Hosseini	OL	Ankle	Limited	Limited
Bo Levi Mitchell	QB	Ankle	DNP	DNP
Robert Panabaker	DB	Hamstring	DNP	DNP
Jamal Peters	DB	Hamstring	Limited	Full
Quavian White	DB	Back	–	Limited
Isaiah Wooden Sr.	WR	Hip	Limited	Full

SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS			PRACTICE DAY
Player name	Position	Injury	WED	THURS	FRI	Game Status
Thomas Bertrand-Hudon	RB	Head	DNP	DNP
Darius Bell	OL	Ankle	Limited	Limited
Tevaughn Campbell	DB	Not Injury Related	–	DNP
Jayden Dalke	LB	Hand	Full	Full
Dylan Djete	WR	Quadriceps	Limited	Limited
Jaylen Johnson	WR	Shoulder	Full	DNP
Nelson Lokombo	DB	Ankle	DNP	DNP
Benoit Marion	DL	Shoulder	Full	Full
Rolan Milligan Jr.	DB	Shoulder	Limited	Limited
A.J. Ouellette	RB	Ankle	Full	Full
Mathew Sexton	WR	Ankle	DNP	Limited
Ryder Varga	LB	Knee	Full	Full

HAMILTON – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced on Wednesday the team has signed American quarterback Jarret Doege.

The news comes after the team announced that quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell had surgery on his ankle after sustaining an injury in Week 5.

Doege, 28, joins the Tiger-Cats after spending the past three seasons in the CFL with the Edmonton Elks (2023-24) and Toronto Argonauts (2025).

He has appeared in 38 regular season games, making four starts while completing 140 of 210 pass attempts (66.7 per cent) for 1,498 yards, eight touchdowns and 11 interceptions. In 2025, he dressed in 18 games with Toronto, throwing for 905 yards and four touchdowns while making three starts.

The six-foot-one, 210-pound native of Lubbock, Texas, concluded his collegiate career at Troy University after previous stops at West Virginia University and Bowling Green State University. Across 53 collegiate games from 2017-22, Doege completed 995 passes for 11,069 yards and 84 touchdowns, finishing his NCAA career with more than 11,000 passing yards.

Stats and storylines heading into this week’s action

ALOUETTE FLYIN’ HIGH

• Through four games, Tyson Philpot has 587 receiving yards, besting Adarius Bowman’s record of 543 to open the 2016 campaign
• Philpot leads the league in receptions (36), receiving yards (587) and 30-yard+ catches (five); he is tied for the lead in 100-receiving yard+ games (three).
• He is on pace for 162 catches, 2,642 yards and 14 touchdowns.
  • Receptions record: 160 | Derrell Mitchell | TOR | 1998
  • Canadian receptions record: 116 | Brad Sinopoli | OTT | 2016
  • Receiving yards record: 2,036 | Allen Pitts | CGY | 1994
  • Canadian receiving yards record: 1,662 | Terry Evanshen | CGY | 1967

QUICK SLANTS

LEAGUE-WIDE

• Through five weeks, there have been:
  • Seven non-offensive TDs vs. 18 last year
  • 117 offensive TDs vs. 95 last year
• The nine QBs who have started a game this season have a rating of 111 and a 70.5 completion rate
• 13-of-18 games have featured a comeback victory
• 65 per cent of drives that include a big play result in a touchdown; 16 per cent of drives that do not result in a major
• Teams that make fewer big plays have three wins
• There have been 3.2 sacks per game – the lowest mark on record
• Possible milestone game(s):
  • 100^th | Wynton McManis (HAM)
  • 200^th | Trevor Harris (SSK)

OTT (0-4) at EDM (3-1)

• Week 1: EDM 29 – OTT 21
• In the teams’ first meeting, Justin Rankin had 18 touches for 196 yards from scrimmage and a major.
• The teams have split their past six meetings in Edmonton.
• Fajardo is 10-1 against Ottawa; Jake Maier is 3-4 versus Edmonton.
• Ottawa leads the league with five interceptions forced.
• In his last two games, Justin Hardy has 12 receptions for 211 yards (average of 17.6) and a touchdown.
• Nyles Morgan leads the league in defensive tackles (31) and defensive plays (35).
• Brett Lauther is 13-for-13 on field goals.
• Edmonton has allowed the second fewest offensive TDs this year (10).
• Dariel Djabome, the 3^rd overall pick in the 2026 CFL Canadian Draft, made his first start last week and registered seven tackles and an interception
• Last week, Austin Mack had eight receptions for 141 yards and a major. He’s scored a TD in three of four games.
• Blanchard is 9-for-9 on field goals.

TOR (2-2) at WPG (2-2)

• In the teams’ last seven games in Winnipeg, the Bombers are 6-1. They last started 0-3 at Princess Auto Stadium in 2016.
• Chad Kelly is a career 1-0 against Winnipeg. He is averaging 371 passing yards and three passing TDs per game. He has thrown 47 TD passes in his career.
• Toronto has allowed the most passing yards per game (384), while Winnipeg allows the most rushing yards per game (131).
• In his past two games, Damonte Coxie has 12 catches for 218 yards.
• Andrew Chatfield Jr. has sacks in back-to-back games.
• Trey Vaval leads the league with four Big returns (3 punt, 1 kickoff).
• Jake Ceresna registered his 50^th career sack last week; he leads the league with four.
• Nic Demski is 30 receiving yards away from surpassing Perry Tuttle (6,543) for 11^th on the Bombers’ all-time list.
• Winnipeg is the only team that has not allowed a Big play return.
• Brady Oliveira (5,786) surpassed Jim Washington for fourth on the Bombers all-time rushing yards list. Next up, Willard Reaves (5,923)

CGY (2-2) at MTL (3-1)

• Montreal has allowed a league-low three sacks; Calgary has made the second most with eight.
• The Stampeders’ 58 points last week was the team’s highest total since a 59-point outing on September 29, 2017 – against Montreal.
• Last week, Vernon Adams Jr. became the fifth player to record 400+ passing yards, 6+ touchdowns and no interceptions. He also tied Calgary’s franchise record for most TD passes, equaling Doug Flutie, Dave Dickenson, Jeff Garcia and Peter Liske’s mark of six.
• Adams is a career 3-2 against Montreal, where he previously played (2016-17, 2018-22). He has not thrown an interception in his last 170 attempts.
• Last week, Jalen Philpot had Dejon Brissett each had two touchdowns; it was Philpot’s first multiple-TD game and Brissett’s third.
• Tevin Jones has seven receptions for 210 yards and two TDs in his past two games.
• Antoine Brooks Jr. leads the Stamps with 33 defensive plays – good for second in the league.
• Zy Alexander has three interceptions in his first two CFL games.
• Montreal has two defensive return TDs; no other teams has one.
• The Alouettes are 5-0-1 in teams’ last six matchups.
• Under Jason Maas, the Als are 7-2 following a bye.
• Davis Alexander is 1-0 in his career against Calgary. He has not thrown an interception in his last 274 pass attempts – the second longest streak in league history behind only Darian Durant (323). Alexander has 300+ passing yards in each game this season.
• Tyson Philpot is 2-0 in head-to-head matchups with his brother, Calgary’s Jalen. He is nine catches shy of 250 in his career.

HAM (2-2) at SSK (3-1)

• Hamilton has allowed the least net offence (376 yards per game) and the fewest points (24.5 per game).
• Tre Ford is a career 2-0 against Saskatchewan, while Jake Dolegala has yet to face them in his 11 career starts.
• Saskatchewan has won the teams’ past four matchups, dating back to a Ticats victory on October 7, 2023.
• Saskatchewan has the highest punt return average (19.3), while Hamilton has allowed the second fewest punt return yards (10.8).
• Trevor Harris is a career 11-5 against Hamilton. He sits third with 1,418 passing yards.
• Kian Schaffer-Baker needs two catches for 250 in his career.
• KeeSean Johnson has recorded 100+ yards in three of four games this season.
• In his CFL debut, Matthew Sexton had a 101-yard punt return TD.