Saskatchewan are tipped to cover as they take their record to 4-1.
The Roughriders issued an immediate response to the loss to Toronto, and now they can take advantage of a Hamilton team that just lost starting quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell.
Key Numbers – Can Roughriders Go 4-1?
- Saskatchewan Roughriders have won 3 of their 4 games
- Saskatchewan Roughriders have won the previous 4 meetings
- Saskatchewan Roughriders covered in their only previous home game this season
- The Under cashed in both of last season’s meetings
Roughriders Lead All-Time Head-To-Head; Won Last Meeting
- Saskatchewan Roughriders lead the all-time series 55-41-4
- Saskatchewan Roughriders won 29-9 when the two teams last met in August 2025
Hamilton Tiger-Cats Split First Four Games
Hamilton head to Saskatchewan on the back of their second defeat of the season, which has left them 2-2.
The Tiger Cats opened the season at home to Montreal, but failed to make the most of home advantage as they fell 30-27 in overtime.
They rebounded a week later though, as they went out on the road and got off the mark with a 37-27 victory in Winnipeg.
Hamilton made it back-to-back victories a week later, as they beat the BC Lions 41-27 at home to improve to 2-1.
However, the Tiger-Cats failed to make it three-in-a-row last weekend, as they lost 14-13 to Winnipeg in a game that also saw starting QB Bo Levi Mitchell go down with injury.
Saskatchewan Roughriders Boast 3-1 Record
Saskatchewan return home having delivered an immediate response to their first defeat of the season, improving to 3-1.
The Roughriders sat out the opening week with a bye, but the defending champions picked up from where they left off in 2025 when they finally began their defence of the Grey Cup.
They kicked off the season with a 31-27 victory over the BC Lions, and then made it back-to-back wins with a 40-37 overtime success in Calgary.
Saskatchewan failed to make it to 3-0 as their perfect start was ended by a 40-34 loss at Toronto, but they issued a swift reply.
The Roughriders rebounded last time out as they downed the Redblacks in Ottawa, 27-22.