A pair of doubleheaders highlights TSN's coverage of the CFL in Week 15 as the Toronto Argonauts take on the Montreal Alouettes followed by the Edmonton Elks battling the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Friday Night Football.
A.J. Ouelette led the way for the Argos, recording 105 rushing yards with two touchdowns while Chad Kelly threw for 278 yards with a rushing touchdown.off Montreal looks to hand the Argos their second loss of the season on Friday as this home-and-home series moves to Molson Stadium.in Week 14, throwing for 236 yards with a touchdown while wide receiver Cole Spieker had 52 receiving yards and a touchdown.
Edmonton is one game behind the Stampeders for fourth place in the West Division and is pushing the Tiger-Cats and Redblacks for a possible crossover playoff spot in the East. The Roughriders are reeling after suffering a 51-6 loss to the Blue Bombers in the Banjo Bowl on Saturday.
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