This total has come down a little since Winnipeg won't have starting QB Zach Collaros, who has a neck injury. I find the Over/Under too low, though. The Blue Bombers lead the CFL in yards gained per game and are No. 2 in the league in scoring at 30.9 points. They have a very capable backup QB in Dru Brown.

Brown threw for 307 yards and four TD's to lead Winnipeg past Edmonton, 38-29, on the road last week. It was the fifth time in their last six road games the Blue Bombers went Over the total.

Calgary has permitted 24 or more points in six of its last seven games. The Stampeders just gave up 320 passing yards in a 37-9 loss to BC this past Saturday. BC averages five fewer points per game than Winnipeg. I expect the Blue Bombers to produce plenty of points here.

The key is if Calgary can keep up with Winnipeg's point production.

Stampeders QB Jake Maier is inconsistent. But he has weapons with running backs Ka'Deem Carey and Dedrick Mills and receivers Reggie Begelton and Tre Odoms-Dukes. It's promising for the Stampeders that the Blue Bombers surrendered 29 points to a 1-9 Edmonton team last week after the Elks had been shut out by BC in their previous game.