Edmonton Elks vs Hamilton Tiger-Cats Prediction 7-28-24 Picks

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Edmonton Elks meet Sunday in week 8 CFL action at Commonwealth Stadium. Here’s a Edmonton Elks vs Hamilton Tiger-Cats Prediction. This article will include a Edmonton Elks vs Hamilton Tiger-Cats Pick.

Hamilton Tiger-Cats Betting Preview

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats look to build on their 1-5 record after just beating the Argonauts. The Tiger-Cats are 0-3 SU on the road this season. Bo Levi Mitchell is completing 67.9 percent of his passes for 1,941 yards, 12 touchdowns and 6 interceptions. Shemar Bridges and Tim White have combined for 751 receiving yards and 4 touchdowns, while Steven DuNBAr Jr. has 23 receptions. The Hamilton Tiger-Cats ground Game is averaging 61.5 yards per contest, and James Butler leads the way with 233 yards and 1 touchdown. Defensively, Hamilton is allowing 32.2 points and 389 yards per Game. Kyle Wilson leads the Hamilton Tiger-Cats with 39 tackles, Brandon Barlow has 3 sacks and Jamal Peters has 1 interception.

Edmonton Elks Betting Preview

The Edmonton Elks are still looking for their first win of the season after a 0-6 start. The Edmonton Elks have lost 10 straight Games overall. McLeod Bethel-Thompson is completing 71.2 percent of his passes for 1,703 yards, 9 touchdowns and 6 interceptions. Dillon Mitchell and Eugene Lewis have combined for 737 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns, while Kurleigh Gittens Jr. has 37 receptions. The Edmonton Elks ground Game is averaging 61.7 yards per contest, and Kevin Brown leads the way with 201 yards on 48 carries. Defensively, Edmonton is allowing 28.7 points and 403.5 yards per Game. Nyles Morgan leads the Edmonton Elks with 39 tackles, Noah Curtis has 4 sacks and Kai Gray has 2 interceptions.

Edmonton Elks vs Hamilton Tiger-Cats Prediction

Another CFL Game, another line that doesn’t make sense. Sure, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats aren’t a good Football team, but they’re fresh off their first win of the season. The Edmonton Elks are 0-6 SU on the year and haven’t won a Game overall since September 15 of last year. And we’re supposed to lay 3.5 points with them? Why? Because they’re at home? I’m not buying it. The Elks have done nothing well this season and are dreadful defensively. The Tiger-Cats have their issues as well, but they are second in total offense and passing offense. The two worst teams in the CFL, but I’ll gladly grab the 3.5 points with the Tiger-Cats, even if it’s a fade of the Elks more than anything in this weird favorite role.