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The National Rundown Ep. 21 | CFL: Is Montreal The Team To Beat? Edmonton vs. Toronto & Sask's Slide
The CFL regular season is almost over, but there are still plenty of questions left across the league.
Geono & Brady break down the biggest takeaways from Week 19, including Montreal’s growing case as the team to beat, Saskatchewan’s four-game slide and whether the Roughriders have a better path through the West or crossover.
Plus, Ottawa turns to Bryson Barnes, Toronto enters the final stretch with little left to change in the standings and Edmonton has 12 wins — but does anyone actually fear the Elks?
The episode closes with a simple debate: if you had to pick one right now, would you rather have Edmonton or Toronto heading into the playoffs?
15 Oct 2026
North of the End Zone Ep. 19 | CFL: Who Has The Best Shot In The West — Calgary, Sask Or Winnipeg?
The CFL West playoff race is as tight as ever with just two games remaining.
On Episode 19 of North of the End Zone, Geono Aloisio, Brady Locke and Jeremy Russo break down the three-team fight between Calgary, Saskatchewan and Winnipeg — and ask the biggest question left in the West:
Who actually has the best chance to get in?
The guys start with Winnipeg’s huge win over Calgary, including Zach Collaros’ return, Dorian Singer’s 166-yard night and Trey Vaval’s 88-yard kickoff return touchdown.
Then the focus shifts to the remaining schedules.
Calgary sits at 8-9 with BC left and may effectively be forced to win.
Saskatchewan is 8-8 with Montreal and Edmonton remaining.
Winnipeg is also 8-8, with Edmonton and BC still ahead.
So who is really in the best position?
The guys debate whether Winnipeg now has the clearest path, whether Calgary is in serious trouble and how much Montreal having little left to play for could affect Saskatchewan’s chances.
9 Oct 2026
The National Rundown Ep. 20 | CFL West Chaos: Calgary Surges, BC Chases Edmonton & Winnipeg Must Win
The CFL West playoff race has officially become chaos.
On Episode 20 of The National Rundown, Geono Aloisio and Brady Locke break down Calgary’s statement win over Saskatchewan and how it completely reshaped the race for the final playoff spots.
The Stampeders have now won three straight, Vernon Adams Jr. is playing some of his best football of the season and Calgary suddenly controls a much stronger position heading into a massive matchup with Winnipeg. Meanwhile, Saskatchewan missed another opportunity to clinch and now faces a brutal closing schedule.
BC also became the first team to beat Toronto at BMO Field this season. The Lions didn’t score a touchdown, but eight Sean Whyte field goals and another strong defensive performance kept their push for first place in the West alive. With Edmonton only two points ahead, could the race for the West Final still have another twist?
The guys also look at Ottawa falling to 0-15, Hamilton continuing to find positives behind Harrison Frost and Montreal officially locking up first place in the East after dominating Winnipeg.
Finally, Geono and Brady break down the complicated Calgary-Winnipeg-Saskatchewan playoff race, the remaining schedules and what Saturday’s massive Stampeders-Bombers matchup could mean for everyone involved.
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