Redblacks vs Argonauts
June 29, 2025 7:00 pm EDT
The Line: Redblacks -2
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The Toronto Argonauts and Ottawa Redblacks meet Sunday in CFL action at TD Place Stadium. Here’s a Redblacks vs Argonauts Prediction. This article will include a Redblacks vs Argonauts Pick.
Toronto Argonauts Betting Preview
The Toronto Argonauts are still looking for their first win of the season. The Argonauts hope to avoid their first 0-4 start since the 2019 season. Nick Arbuckle is completing 72 percent of his passes for 841 yards, 4 touchdowns and 5 interceptions. Damonte Coxie and David Ungerer III have combined for 392 receiving yards and 1 touchdown, while Kevin Mital has 15 receptions.
The Toronto Argonauts ground game is averaging 52 yards per contest, and Miyan Williams leads the way with 102 yards on 19 carries. Defensively, Toronto is allowing 32 points and 378 yards per game. Cameron Judge leads the Toronto Argonauts with 15 tackles, Andrew Chatfield has 3 sacks and Derek Slywka has 1 interception.
Ottawa Redblacks Betting Preview
The Ottawa Redblacks look for a win to get back to a .500 record. The Redblacks have lost seven of their last nine regular season games. Dru Brown is completing 82.9 percent of his passes for 413 yards, 2 touchdowns and 0 interceptions. Bralon Addison and Justin Hardy have combined for 328 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns, while Eugene Lewis has 11 receptions.
The Ottawa Redblacks ground game is averaging 103 yards per contest, and William Stanback leads the way with 137 yards and 1 touchdown. Defensively, Ottawa is allowing 27.3 points and 395.6 yards per game. Adarius Pickett leads the Ottawa Redblacks with 16 tackles, Blessman Ta’ala has 1 sack and C.J. Coldon has 2 interceptions.
Redblacks vs Argonauts Prediction
The Argonauts have won seven of the last eight games against the Redblacks, so history suggests backing the road dog. However, the Argonauts have been awful through three games, especially on the defensive side where they can’t stop a nosebleed. The Redblacks are coming off a big road win over the Stamps, and I’d like to believe that has a carry-over effect coming back home. The Redblacks haven’t made us much money over the years, but backing the Argos isn’t much of an option based on what we’ve seen up to this point. The line is soft. Give me the Redblacks at home.
