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2019 CFL STATISTICS CFL REGULAR SEASON FINAL STANDINGS TO CFL WEEK #: 21 EAST DIVISION G W L T Pct Pts Str PF PA WEST DIVISION G W L T Pct Pts Str PF PA 1 Hamilton-y 18 15 3 0 .833 30 W6 551 344 1 Saskatchewan-y 18 13 5 0 .722 26 W3 487 386 2 Montréal-x 18 10 8 0 .556 20 W1 479 485 2 Calgary-x 18 12 6 0 .667 24 W1 482 407 3 Toronto 18 4 14 0 .222 8 L11 373 562 3 Winnipeg-x 18 11 7 0 .611 22 W1 508 409 4 Ottawa 18 3 15 0 .167 6 L11 312 564 4 Edmonton-x 18 8 10 0 .444 16 L2 406 400 5 BC 18 5 13 0 .278 10 L2 411 452 TOTALS 72 32 40 0 .444 64 1,715 1,955 TOTALS 90 49 41 0 .544 98 2,294 2,054 Standings ranked by: 1) Standings pts, then 2) Win %, 3) Head-to-head, 4) Division Record, 5) Scoring quotient (+/-) x-clinched playoffs, y-clinched 1st place EAST VS EAST G W L T Pct Pts PF PA WEST VS WEST G W L T Pct Pts PF PA Hamilton 8 7 1 0 .875 14 285 150 Calgary 10 8 2 0 .800 16 295 218 MontréalMontréal 8 5 3 0 .625 10 232 235 Winnipeg 10 7 3 0 .700 14 273 227 Toronto 8 3 5 0 .375 6 218 225 Saskatchewan 10 7 3 0 .700 14 248 224 Ottawa 8 1 7 0 .125 2 147 272 Edmonton 10 3 7 0 .300 6 221 229 BC 10 0 10 0 .000 0 184 323 EAST VS WEST G W L T Pct Pts PF PA WEST VS EAST G W L T Pct Pts PF PA Hamilton 10 8 2 0 .800 16 266 194 Saskatchewan 8620.750 12 239 162 Montréal 10 5 5 0 .500 10 247 250 BC 8530.625 10 227 129 Ottawa 10 2 8 0 .200 4 165 292 Edmonton 8530.625 10 185 171 Toronto 10 1 9 0 .100 2 155 337 Calgary 8440.500 8 187 189 Winnipeg 8440.500 8 235 182 HOME RECORDS G W L T Pct Pts PF PA AWAY RECORDS G W L T Pct Pts PF PA BC 9 3 6 0 .333 6 201 208 BC 9270.222 4 210 244 Calgary 9 7 2 0 .778 14 259 226 Calgary 9540.556 10 223 181 Edmonton 9 5 4 0 .556 10 228 190 Edmonton 9360.333 6 178 210 Hamilton 9 9 0 0 1.000 18 286 168 Hamilton 9630.667 12 265 176 Montréalotéa 9 6 3 0 .66766 12 2266 2188 Montréalotéa 994505 0 .4448 25353 2676 Ottawa 9 1 8 0 .111 2 172 293 Ottawa 9270.222 4 140 271 Saskatchewan 9 8 1 0 .889 16 234 167 Saskatchewan 9540.556 10 253 219 Toronto 9 3 6 0 .333 6 206 272 Toronto 9180.111 2 167 290 Winnipeg 9 8 1 0 .889 16 277 178 Winnipeg 9360.333 6 231 231 CFL TOTAL: HOME 81 50 31 0 .617 100 2,089 1,920 CFL TOTAL: AWAY 81 31 50 0 .383 62 1,920 2,089 2019 GAME RESULTS - CFL WEEK #: 21 NEXT WEEK IN THE CFL CFL WEEK #: 22 Gm Date HOME PF LL AWAY PF LL Gm Date Home Away Site 87 NNov 01/19 OttOttawa32 0 Mtél Montréal42 +1414 91 NNov 10/19 MtélMontréalEd Edmonton t M Molson l StStadium di 88 Nov 02/19 Saskatchewan 23 +10 Edmonton 13 +1 92 Nov 10/19 Calgary Winnipeg McMahon Stadium 89 Nov 02/19 Hamilton 21 +4 Toronto 18 +6 90 Nov 02/19 BC 16 0 Calgary 21 +11 Head-to-Head BC CGY EDM HAM MTL OTT SSK TOR WPG Last 3:00 1-4 Pts In Team W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L W L OT BC ----- 0 2 0 3 0 2 1 1 20032002 2 62 30-0 Calgary 2 0 ----- 3 0 1 1 0 2 11202012 8 65 40-1 EdEdmonton t 3 0 0 3 ----- 0 2 1 1 2200220020 0 2 2 0 0 2 3 6 611 2 20-000 Hamilton 2 0 1 1 2 0 ----- 2 1 20113020 8 34 10-0 Montréal 1 1 2 0 1 1 1 2 ----- 21022011 9 53 31-1 Ottawa 0 2 1 1 0 2 0 2 1 2 ----- 110302 3 63 21-0 Saskatchewan 3 0 0 2 2 0 1 1 2 0 1 1 ----- 2021 8 33 20-0 Toronto 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 3 0 2 3002 ----- 1 1 2 6 1 3 0-0 Winnipeg 2 0 2 1 2 0 0 2 1 1 201211 ----- 4 6 2 4 0-0 47 24 2 CFLCFL-WIDE WIDE IN 2019 CFL IN 2019 SCORING GAMES DECIDED ... GAMES WON ... ATTENDANCE Games Played 81 By 0-4 Points: 24 Won by Home Teams 50 Through CFL Wk #: 21 1,856,553 Total Scoring4,009 By 5-10 Points: 23 Won by Away Teams 31 CFL Average per game 22,920 Avg Points per Game49.5 By 11+ Points: 34 Interdivisional - East Div. 16 Average Win Margin+12.3 In the Last 3:00 47 Interdivisional - West Div. 24 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE ™ November 4, 2019 2019 CFL TEAM RANKINGS · FINAL TO CFL WEEK #21 ADDITIONAL DEFENSIVE RANKINGS POINTS FOR OFFENSIVE POINTS TOUCHDOWNS OFFENCE TDS PTS ALLOWED OPP OFFENCE PTS OP TOUCHDOWNS OPP OFFEN. TDS RK Team Tot Avg Team Tot Avg Team TD Team TD Team Tot Avg Team Tot Avg Team TD Team TD RK 1 HAM 551 30.6 HAM 508 28.2 HAM 57 HAM 50 HAM 344 19.1 HAM 323 17.9 HAM 33 SSK 30 1 2 WPG 508 28.2 MTL 448 24.9 WPG 55 MTL 50 SSK 386 21.4 SSK 348 19.3 EDM 36 EDM 31 2 3 SSK 487 27. 1 WPG 442 24. 6 MTL 54 WPG 45 EDM 400 22. 2 CGY 361 20. 1 SSK 37 HAM 31 3 4 CGY 482 26.8 SSK 440 24.4 SSK 50 SSK 44 CGY 407 22.6 EDM 366 20.3 WPG 39 CGY 33 4 5 MTL 479 26.6 CGY 438 24.3 CGY 48 CGY 41 WPG 409 22.7 WPG 387 21.5 CGY 40 WPG 36 5 6 BC 411 22.8 EDM 398 22.1 BC 41 BC 38 BC 452 25.1 BC 405 22.5 BC 46 BC 41 6 7 EDM 406 22.6 BC 391 21.7 TOR 41 TOR 38 MTL 485 26.9 MTL 440 24.4 MTL 51 MTL 45 7 8 TOR 373 20.7 TOR 352 19.6 EDM 37 EDM 37 TOR 562 31.2 OTT 534 29.7 OTT 62 OTT 58 8 9 OTT 312 17.3 OTT 285 15.8 OTT 23 OTT 20 OTT 564 31.3 TOR 538 29.9 TOR 62 TOR 58 9 NET OFFENCE 2ND DOWN CNV % SCRIM PLAYS * AV YDS PER PLY OPP NET OFFENCE 2ND DOWN CNV %OPP SCRM PLAYS OPP YDS/PLAY RK Team Yds Avg Team % Team Tot Avg Team Avg Team Yds Avg Team % Team Tot Avg Team Avg RK 1 HAM 7, 125 395.8 HAM 50. 5% EDM 1059 58. 8 HAM 6846.84 SSK 5, 299 294.4 EDM 40. 8% EDM 921 51. 2 SSK 5665.66 1 2 EDM 6,707 372.6 SSK 50.3% HAM 1041 57.8 CGY 6.68 EDM 5,380 298.9 SSK 43.1% SSK 937 52.1 CGY 5.75 2 3 CGY 6,639 368.8 MTL 49.7% OTT 1015 56.4 SSK 6.66 BC 5,851 325.1 HAM 43.3% BC 942 52.3 EDM 5.84 3 4 MTL 6,583 365.7 BC 49.5% WPG 1007 55.9 MTL 6.65 CGY 6,009 333.8 WPG 44.9% WPG 982 54.6 HAM 6.00 4 5 SSK 6,536 363.1 WPG 48.9% BC 998 55.4 TOR 6.34 WPG 6,186 343.7 CGY 48.4% HAM 1036 57.6 BC 6.21 5 6 WPG 6,248 347.1 CGY 47.7% CGY 994 55.2 EDM 6.33 HAM 6,212 345.1 OTT 49.3% MTL 1043 57.9 WPG 6.30 6 7 TOR 6,216 345.3 EDM 47.3% MTL 990 55.0 WPG 6.20 MTL 7,335 407.5 BC 50.6% CGY 1045 58.1 OTT 6.87 7 8 BC 5,829 323.8 OTT 41.8% SSK 982 54.6 BC 5.84 TOR 7,408 411.6 MTL 52.1% TOR 1071 59.5 TOR 6.92 8 9 OTT 5,274 293.0 TOR 41.0% TOR 980 54.4 OTT 5.20 OTT 7,477 415.4 TOR 53.0% OTT 1089 60.5 MTL 7.03 9 1ST DOWNS 1ST DNS - RUSH 1ST DNS - PASS 1ST DNS - PEN'Y OPP 1ST DOWNS OPP RUSH 1ST D OPP PASS 1ST D OPP 1ST D AVG RK Team FD Team FD Team FD Team FD Team FD Team FD Team FD Team Avg RK 1 HAM 398 WPG 168 CGY 253 BC 39 EDM 321 WPG 89 BC 170 SSK 5.84 1 2 EDM 387 SSK 151 TOR 250 EDM 35 SSK 327 SSK 106 EDM 171 BC 6.02 2 3 MTL 382 MTL 137 HAM 246 SSK 34 BC 339 HAM 108 SSK 189 HAM 6.26 3 4 CGY 379 HAM 127 EDM 228 MTL 33 HAM 359 EDM 112 CGY 205 CGY 6.28 4 5 SSK 377 BC 126 MTL 212 TOR 33 CGY 365 CGY 133 HAM 217 WPG 6.69 5 6 BC 374 EDM 124 BC 209 CGY 29 WPG 365 MTL 134 TOR 244 TOR 6.89 6 7 WPG 367 CGY 97 SSK 192 WPG 29 OTT 417 BC 135 WPG 248 OTT 6.93 7 8 TOR 362 OTT 97 OTT 190 OTT 26 TOR 420 OTT 138 OTT 251 EDM 6.99 8 9 OTT 313 TOR TOR 79 WPG 170 HAM 25 MTL 426 TOR TOR 151 MTL 255 MTL 713 7.13 9 TIME OF POSS'N SACKS ALLOWED TWO-&-OUTS 1ST DN AVG YDS PENALTIES (ALL) PENALTIES - OFF.
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