Edmonton are tipped to cover as they get back to winning ways.
The Elks lost in Toronto last time out, but they are back home for this one and have been almost flawless at the Commonwealth Stadium this season.
Key Numbers – Will Elks Go 7-1 At Home?
- Edmonton Elks have won 6 of their 7 home games
- Edmonton Elks have covered in 5 of their 7 home games
- Hamilton Tiger-Cats have lost 9 of their last 11 games
- The Under has cashed in 5 of Edmonton’s 7 home games
Elks Lead All-Time Head-To-Head; Tiger-Cats Won Last Meeting
- Edmonton Elks lead series 62-38-1
- Hamilton Tiger-Cats won 29-27 when the two teams last met in September 2025
Hamilton Tiger-Cats Have Lost 9 Of Last 11 Games
Hamilton’s losing skid reached four games last time out, and a 4-10 record means they must win out to have any hope of making the playoffs.
The Tiger Cats got off to a decent start as they won two of their first three games, and at the midway point in July they were still in the mix at 3-3.
However, the postseason hopes were then dealt a blow as they lost three straight, sandwiching a 44-20 home loss to Calgary with road defeats to Montreal, 31-19, and BC, 27-24.
Hamilton avoided a fourth straight loss, upsetting Saskatchewan 26-19 on August 15, but they have not won since.
The Tiger-Cats have lost 39-20 in Toronto, 28-23 at Calgary, 37-22 at home to Toronto and 37-25 at home to Montreal.
Edmonton Elks Saw 4-Game Streak End Last Week
Edmonton enter this matchup on the back of a loss, but boasting one of the league’s best records at 10-4.
The Elks opened the campaign by winning six of their first seven games, before experiencing a dip at the start of August.
They lost 28-26 to Saskatchewan and 48-30 to Montreal, but rebounded in impressive fashion with a four-game win streak.
Edmonton beat Toronto 42-12 and Winnipeg 22-19, before winning back-to-back meetings with Calgary, 38-28 on the road and 53-16 at home.
The Elks were unable to make it five wins in a row, as they were beaten 24-19 in Toronto last weekend.