Canadian Football League Week #16 Picks

CFL WEEK # 16 PICKS

Als Vs. Argos

The battle for home field in the playoffs starts tonight. The Argos need to get the
offence on track while the Als need to get the whole team on track.

Argos by 9

Lions Vs. Eskimos

While the Lions are do for a loss, the Eskimos without Ricky Ray have no chance
against the champs.

Lions by 14

Riders Vs. Ti-Cats

This could be an upset in the making but the Riders usual have the Cats number.

Riders by 13

Bombers Vs. Stamps

Har game to call. If Burris is healthy enough then this should be the Stamps
game for the taken. The Bombers have not looked strong since the Banjo Bowl.

Stamps by 5

Last Week 4-0 Over-All 40-16

Calvillo signs on for another season in the Canadian Football League

MONTREAL - Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo has signed a one-year contract extension that covers the 2008 season, the CFL team announced Wednesday.
Calvillo, 35, has been with Montreal since 1998. The 14-year CFL veteran began his career with the Las Vegas Posse in 1994 before spending three seasons with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats from 1995 to 1997.
He led the Alouettes to five Grey Cup championship games, winning in 2002 when he was named the championship game's Most Outstanding Player that year.
He was selected the CFL's Most Outstanding Player in 2003, and was runner-up in 2004.
This season Calvillo became the fourth quarterback in league history to pass for more than 50,000 career yards.
He has passed for more than 5,000 yards in four

Another reason why Pinball is class of the Canadian Football League

TORONTO - Argonauts head coach Mike (Pinball) Clemons made a touching presentation following Toronto's 33-8 win over the Edmonton Eskimos on Saturday.
Clemons awarded the game ball - traditionally given to a player who makes a stellar play during the contest - to Anne Howe of Victoria Harbour, Ont., a 43-year Argos season-ticket holder.
Howe, who is battling cancer, was caught off-guard by Clemons' gesture, made before the players in the club's dressing room following the game. A visibly moved Howe graciously accepted the ball and quickly received hugs of congratulations from many Argos players.
"She's a very special lady," Clemons said.