CFL '13 Power Ranking - Week Eleven
Cumulative Power Ranking
1. Saskatchewan
2. Calgary
3. Toronto
4. B.C.
5. Hamilton
6. Montreal
7. Edmonton
8. Winnipeg
Just one more sign that Winnipeg has given up on this season, they had two new players touch the ball last week - Woodson and Woods. Don't worry if you don't know their names, Woods has a cumulative -1 yards (2 yards rushing, -3 yards receiving) and Woodson has a cumulative -8 yards (4 yards rushing, -12 yards receiving) so I doubt either will be kept around for long.
Week to Week Power Ranking
1. Saskatchewan
2. B.C (Last Week 4)
3. Calgary (Last Week 2)
4. Montreal (Last Week 6)
5. Hamilton (Last Week 3)
6. Toronto (Last Week 5)
7. Winnipeg (Last Week 8)
8. Edmonton (Last Week 7)
Edmonton may have kept the game closer towards the end but allowing 7 sacks and Reilly completing less then 50% of his passes was enough to sink them below Winnipeg on the two teams downward spirals.
1. Saskatchewan
2. Calgary
3. Toronto
4. B.C.
5. Hamilton
6. Montreal
7. Edmonton
8. Winnipeg
Just one more sign that Winnipeg has given up on this season, they had two new players touch the ball last week - Woodson and Woods. Don't worry if you don't know their names, Woods has a cumulative -1 yards (2 yards rushing, -3 yards receiving) and Woodson has a cumulative -8 yards (4 yards rushing, -12 yards receiving) so I doubt either will be kept around for long.
Week to Week Power Ranking
1. Saskatchewan
2. B.C (Last Week 4)
3. Calgary (Last Week 2)
4. Montreal (Last Week 6)
5. Hamilton (Last Week 3)
6. Toronto (Last Week 5)
7. Winnipeg (Last Week 8)
8. Edmonton (Last Week 7)
Edmonton may have kept the game closer towards the end but allowing 7 sacks and Reilly completing less then 50% of his passes was enough to sink them below Winnipeg on the two teams downward spirals.