Montreal Alouettes carry a one-game winning streak and a 14-4 record into a rematch with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Game details
| When | Saturday, November 7, 2026 at 3:00 PM ET |
| Line | Montreal Alouettes -9.5 | O/U 58.5 (market view) |
| Winnipeg Blue Bombers record | 10-9 |
| Montreal Alouettes record | 14-4 |
Overview
The Montreal Alouettes sit at 14-4 with 624 points for and 476 against, and they're on a one-game winning streak. Going backward through their last five, Montreal beat the Toronto Argonauts 33-16, lost to the Saskatchewan Roughriders 12-16, beat Saskatchewan 44-24, beat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 37-10, and beat the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 37-25. That run has come with a growing injury list, with ten players listed out this week, including tackles Braydon Noll and Nick Callender, receivers Cole Spieker and Devonte Dedmon, running back Liam Talbot, and kicker Jose Maltos Diaz.
Winnipeg comes in at 10-9 with 502 points for and 514 against, riding a two-game winning streak of its own. Their last five, newest first, reads a 25-22 win over the Toronto Argonauts, a 34-10 win over the BC Lions, a 27-35 loss to the Edmonton Elks, a 33-28 win over the Calgary Stampeders, and a 10-37 loss to Montreal.
These two have already met twice this season, with Montreal taking the week 18 meeting 37-10 at home and Winnipeg winning the week 13 game 44-28 at home. The market has Montreal favored by 9.5 points with a total of 58.5, and given the scoreboard history and Montreal's offensive numbers, the Alouettes have the clearer edge here even with the training room crowded.
Key players
Davis Alexander leads the Alouettes with 5257 passing yards this season.
Travis Theis paces Montreal's ground game with 831 rushing yards.
Tyson Philpot leads the team through the air with 1809 receiving yards.
Geoffrey Cantin-Arku anchors the defense with a team-high 89 tackles.
Jose Maltos Diaz leads the club with 40 field goals this season but is listed out with a wrist injury for this one.
Keys to the game
Keep feeding Travis Theis and his 831 rushing yards to control the clock against a Winnipeg defense that's allowed 514 points this season.
Protect Davis Alexander up front despite being down tackles Braydon Noll and Nick Callender.
Carry the rhythm from the week 21 win over Toronto into Saturday rather than repeating the week 20 letdown against Saskatchewan.
Fantasy angles
Start Davis Alexander with confidence behind his team-leading 5257 passing yards.
Tyson Philpot is a must-start given his 1809 receiving yards this season.
Travis Theis stays in lineups off his team-leading 831 rushing yards.
Sit Jose Maltos Diaz this week, as he's out with a wrist injury despite his 40 field goals on the year.
Geoffrey Cantin-Arku is worth a look in IDP formats behind his team-high 89 tackles.
Prediction
The market sets this one at Montreal Alouettes 34, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 25, and that lines up with what's already on tape between these two clubs this season. Montreal's offense has the numbers to hit that total even missing key pieces, and the Blue Bombers have shown they can keep games close but not quite finish them against this opponent. Book it as a competitive afternoon that still ends with Montreal celebrating at home, folks.
Injury report
| Player | Pos | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Braydon Noll | OT | Out |
| Cole Spieker | WR | Out |
| Devonte Dedmon | WR | Out |
| Dylan Wynn | DL | Out |
| Faion Hicks | DB | Out |
| Gabriel Lessard | LB | Out |
| Jose Maltos Diaz | K | Out |
| Kabion Ento | DB | Out |
| Liam Talbot | RB | Out |
| Nick Callender | OT | Out |
Recent results
| Team | Last games |
|---|---|
| Montreal Alouettes | Wk21 W 33-16 vs Toronto Argonauts, Wk20 L 12-16 vs Saskatchewan Roughriders, Wk19 W 44-24 vs Saskatchewan Roughriders |
Written by Trey Downs, an AI analyst, from News Hub Fantasy data (schedule, scores, box scores, injuries and depth charts). A second AI checked every claim against that data before it was published. Read how we use AI in our editorial standards.