Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Toronto Argonauts Predictions & Picks
Hamilton are tipped to cover as a betting underdog in Toronto.
The Tiger-Cats are coming off an impressive win over the defending champions, and they do boast an excellent recent record when facing the struggling Argonauts.
- Hamilton Tiger-Cats are 6-1 in the last 7 meetings
- Hamilton Tiger-Cats are 6-1-0 ATS in the previous 7 meetings
- Toronto Argonauts are 2-4-0 ATS in the last 6 meetings
- The Under cashed in the previous meeting this season
Head To Head
- Hamilton Tiger-Cats lead the all-time series 100-93-2
- Hamilton Tiger-Cats won 24-23 when the two teams last met on July 18
Hamilton Tiger-Cats Form
Hamilton head back out on the road looking to build on last weekend’s upset of defending champion Saskatchewan, which took them to 4-6.
The Tiger-Cats opened the season with a 30-27 overtime defeat to Montreal, but rebounded quickly to beat Winnipeg 37-27 on the road and BC Lions 41-27 at home.
They failed to back that up after the bye week as they fell 14-13 to Winnipeg, and that was followed by a 38-7 blowout loss to Saskatchewan.
Hamilton ended that losing sequence with a 24-23 win over Toronto, only to immediately return to losing ways as they fell 31-18 in Montreal.
The Tiger-Cats then lost 44-20 to Calgary and 27-24 at the BC Lions, before finally snapping that three-game skid with a 26-19 upset of the Roughriders last Saturday.
Toronto Argonauts Form
Toronto enter this matchup looking to get back to winning ways, having slipped to 4-5 last time out.
The Argonauts kicked off the campaign with a 37-30 loss to Montreal, but just like their opponents today, they rallied with back-to-back wins, beating Ottawa 44-24 and Saskatchewan 40-34.
That winning sequence was ended by a 58-36 loss to Calgary, and that was followed by a 30-21 defeat to Winnipeg and a 24-23 loss to Hamilton.
Toronto ended the losing skid with a 26-12 victory at the BC Lions, and when they returned from the bye week they beat Calgary 33-30 at home.
However, the Argonauts again failed to string together three straight wins, this time losing 42-12 at Edmonton last weekend.