When the Ottawa Redblacks talk about Saturday’s home game against the Toronto Argos, you won’t hear the words “do or die” or must win.
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“Every week is important, but we’re running out of wiggle room,” said linebacker/defensive back Patrick Levels following Tuesday’s practice at TD Place. “The doors are still open for everybody. Mathematically, it’s not a must-win game, but in order for us to keep pace with where we’re trying to get, we need to find a way to will ourselves to a victory this week.
“We each have one win, we play each other three times so we’d like to win the season series,” said Redblacks coach Paul LaPolice. “You make the playoffs by beating the teams in your division – that’s what you have to make sure you do. We’ve beaten Montreal, we’ve beaten Toronto, now we have another opportunity against Toronto.”Article content
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