Saskatchewan Roughriders at Hamilton Tiger-Cats Predictions & Picks
Saskatchewan are tipped to cover the spread as they register their seventh win of the season.
The Roughriders have slipped up a couple of times this season, but they have still made a strong start to their defence of the Grey Cup, and they do boast a perfect record on the road.
- Saskatchewan Roughrider are 3-0 on the road this season
- Saskatchewan Roughriders are 4-2-0 ATS in their 6 victories
- Hamilton Tiger-Cats are 1-5 in their previous 6 games
- The Under has cashed in 5 of Hamilton’s last 6 games
Head To Head
- Saskatchewan Roughriders lead the all-time series 56-41-4
- Saskatchewan Roughriders won 38-7 when the two teams last met on July 12
Saskatchewan Roughriders Form
Saskatchewan head back out on the road having won their previous two games to take their record to 6-2.
The Roughriders began their defence of the Grey Cup with back-to-back wins, downing the BC Lions 31-27 at home and Calgary 40-37 in overtime on the road.
They failed to make it to 3-0 as they lost 40-34 to Toronto, but rebounded before their second bye week of the season as they beat Ottawa 27-22 and Hamilton 38-7.
Saskatchewan returned to action with a 36-34 loss at home to Edmonton, only to avenge that loss a week later as they beat the Elks 28-26 on the road.
The Roughriders then backed that up last time out, as they eased past Ottawa at home, 42-20.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats Form
Hamilton enter this matchup with the defending champions having now lost their last three games to fall to 3-6.
The Tiger-Cats endured a losing start to the season as they lost to Montreal in overtime at home, 30-27.
They rebounded on the road with a 37-27 victory in Winnipeg, and followed that up a week later as they went into the bye week on the back of a 41-27 win over the BC Lions.
Hamilton failed to keep that run going after the break as they lost 14-13 to Winnipeg and 38-7 in Saskatchewan, but they did avoid a third straight loss as they downed Toronto 24-23.
The Tiger-Cats have not won since though, sandwiching a 44-20 home loss to Calgary with road defeats to Montreal, 31-18, and the BC Lions, 27-24.