With seven weeks remaining in the 2023 Canadian Football League regular season, the playoff-bound Toronto Argonauts and Winnipeg Blue Bombers have hit cruising altitude while the rest of the league jockeys for playoff positioning.
While the Bombers have played more games than the Argonauts , as the defending Grey Cup champs had a Week 1 bye, the two top dogs of their respective divisions have amassed 20 points apiece.
The Boatmen have corrected course since then by winning four straight. Toronto can clinch the East Division with a win over the Montreal Alouettes and secure a home Eastern Final at BMO Field. The Argonauts can also take the divisional crown with a Hamilton Tiger-Cats' loss to the Blue Bombers.After an upset loss to the Ottawa Redblacks in Week 6, the Bombers have gone 6-1 on the back of Zach Collaros’ league-league 27 passing touchdowns.
The race for second place in the East has become increasingly difficult for the third-place Hamilton Tiger-Cats , as they face West opponents in four of their remaining six games.In the West, the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Calgary Stampeders control their own destiny as both teams hold the cards to what could shape up to be an interesting playoff picture.
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