2019 Grey Cup Odds
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The Winnipeg Blue Bombers celebrate winning the 107th Grey Cup against the Hamilton Tiger Cats in Calgary, Alta., Sunday, November 24, 2019. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press). 2019 Grey Cup Betting Odds. Eleven of the team’s starters in the Grey Cup victory over Ottawa are gone, although head coach Dave Dickenson is back.
After signing arguably the league’s best quarterback as a free agent in February, there’s clearly optimism surrounding the 2019 edition of the BC Lions.
Mike Reilly is a game-changer, giving hope that the Lions can escape years of futility.
BC returned to the playoffs last season, but did so as the fourth-place team in the West Division with a pedestrian 9-9 record. They’ve had just one winning season in the last five years and haven’t hosted a playoff game since 2012. Interest in the team has waned in recent years too, making this upcoming year a pivotal one for the orange and black.See also
Winning a Grey Cup would sure help.
Oddsmakers appear convinced that BC has what it takes in 2019, as betting giant Odds Shark has listed them as the favourite to lift the Grey Cup this November in Calgary. The Lions are actually listed ahead of the defending champion Calgary Stampeders, who have been the class of the CFL for the past three years.
Odds to win the 2019 Grey Cup:
B.C. Lions +300Calgary Stampeders +325Winnipeg Blue Bombers +550Hamilton Tiger-Cats +650Saskatchewan Roughriders +750Ottawa Redblacks +850Edmonton Eskimos +1100Toronto Argonauts +1400Montreal Alouettes +16002019 Grey Cup Odds
— Odds Shark (@OddsShark) April 3, 2019
The Lions have made a number of offseason changes, with high profile players Travis Lulay (retired), Jonathon Jennings (Ottawa), and Manny Arceneaux (Saskatchewan) now gone. Meanwhile, talented and outspoken receiver Duron Carter, who signed with the Lions as a free agent from Toronto, gives BC’s offence great potential.
With Wally Buono now retired, the Lions will look a lot different on the sidelines this year as well. GM Ed Hervey hired former Stamps defensive coordinator DeVone Claybrooks as Buono’s successor in December.
Will it all equate to a Grey Cup victory? We’ll begin to find out when the regular season kicks off this June.2019 Grey Cup Odds Chart
Last Updated: 2019-05-19
The Calgary Stampeders are the early favorites to win the Canadian Football League championship for the second straight season, when the 2019 season kicks-off on June 13. Preseason games begin this week, so it’s time to take a look at football north of the border, as the CFL has been fairly good to us the past couple of seasons and this year should be another exciting one.
Parity looks to be the name of the game in 2019, as the longest odds on the board belong to the Montreal Alouettes and they’re just +1525 at 5Dimes, so the title looks to be completely wide open.
Calgary +325The Stampeders will look to become the second team since 1997 to win back-to-back titles and they do have Bo Levi Mitchell back at quarterback, but this year’s team is going to have a bit of a different look. Eleven of the team’s starters in the Grey Cup victory over Ottawa are gone, although head coach Dave Dickenson is back.2019 Grey Cup Odds Genesis Open
Ottawa +425The Redblacks are the second choice in the early odds, but have a quarterback battle on their hands, where Jonathan Jennings is probably the favorite over Dominique Davis. Last year’s signal caller, Trevor Harris, moved to Edmonton, as did second-leading receiver Greg Ellingson. Still, the Redblacks were the only East Division team to finish above .500 last season.
Winnipeg +500The Blue Bombers are +500 after going 10-8 and in direct contrast to Saskatchewan, had a scoring differential of +131, so it’s a wonder they didn’t win a few more games. Matt Nichols was a little inconsistent for the Bombers at times and will need to revert to his previous ways for Winnipeg to return to the Grey Cup.
Saskatchewan +510The Roughriders are listed at +510 and their fate is likely going to be how Zach Collaros plays, as he wasn’t all that impressive last season and it’s unlikely Saskatchewan has another 12-win season with him throwing 9 TDS against 13 interceptions. Somehow, the ‘Riders finished 12-6 despite a scoring differential of +6. Craig Dickenson becomes the team’s new head coach.
British Columbia +775The British Columbia Lions added quarterback Mike Reilly in the biggest off-season move in the Canadian Football League and the man who began his career in B.C. is back once again. After throwing for more than 5,500 yards in each of the last three seasons, the veteran is jut one of the new faces in British Columbia this season. New head coach DeVone Claybrooks is considered one of the sharpest minds in the CFL.
Hamilton +900The Tiger-Cats have some new faces on the sidelines this season, as the tandem of June Jones and Jerry Glanville have moved on, but still have Jeremiah Masoli, who threw for a lot of yards, but also threw 18 interceptions. The Tiger-Cats did move Orlondo Steinauer to the head coaching position.
Edmonton +1025The Eskimos finished 9-9 last season season and have to replace Reilly at quarterback. Trevor Harris is one of the Ottawa players who came over and will likely get the starter’s job and has several of his former teammates with him.
Toronto +1425After winning the Grey Cup in 2017, the Argonauts stunk it up last season, winning just four games, which led to the dismissal of Marc Trestman. Now James Franklin will try to step in for the retired Ricky Ray at quarterback. Corey Chamblin is the new head coach.Grey Cup 2019 Line Odds
Montreal +1525The Alouettes are a bit of a mess, where Antonio Pipken looks to be the starter entering the season, but was either very good or very bad last season. The offensive line allowed 66 sacks last season and has added a few new faces for this season.Next Post >>
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*2019 Grey Cup Odds
*2019 Grey Cup Odds Chart
*2019 Grey Cup Odds Genesis Open
*Grey Cup 2019 Line Odds
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers celebrate winning the 107th Grey Cup against the Hamilton Tiger Cats in Calgary, Alta., Sunday, November 24, 2019. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press). 2019 Grey Cup Betting Odds. Eleven of the team’s starters in the Grey Cup victory over Ottawa are gone, although head coach Dave Dickenson is back.
After signing arguably the league’s best quarterback as a free agent in February, there’s clearly optimism surrounding the 2019 edition of the BC Lions.
Mike Reilly is a game-changer, giving hope that the Lions can escape years of futility.
BC returned to the playoffs last season, but did so as the fourth-place team in the West Division with a pedestrian 9-9 record. They’ve had just one winning season in the last five years and haven’t hosted a playoff game since 2012. Interest in the team has waned in recent years too, making this upcoming year a pivotal one for the orange and black.See also
Winning a Grey Cup would sure help.
Oddsmakers appear convinced that BC has what it takes in 2019, as betting giant Odds Shark has listed them as the favourite to lift the Grey Cup this November in Calgary. The Lions are actually listed ahead of the defending champion Calgary Stampeders, who have been the class of the CFL for the past three years.
Odds to win the 2019 Grey Cup:
B.C. Lions +300Calgary Stampeders +325Winnipeg Blue Bombers +550Hamilton Tiger-Cats +650Saskatchewan Roughriders +750Ottawa Redblacks +850Edmonton Eskimos +1100Toronto Argonauts +1400Montreal Alouettes +16002019 Grey Cup Odds
— Odds Shark (@OddsShark) April 3, 2019
The Lions have made a number of offseason changes, with high profile players Travis Lulay (retired), Jonathon Jennings (Ottawa), and Manny Arceneaux (Saskatchewan) now gone. Meanwhile, talented and outspoken receiver Duron Carter, who signed with the Lions as a free agent from Toronto, gives BC’s offence great potential.
With Wally Buono now retired, the Lions will look a lot different on the sidelines this year as well. GM Ed Hervey hired former Stamps defensive coordinator DeVone Claybrooks as Buono’s successor in December.
Will it all equate to a Grey Cup victory? We’ll begin to find out when the regular season kicks off this June.2019 Grey Cup Odds Chart
Last Updated: 2019-05-19
The Calgary Stampeders are the early favorites to win the Canadian Football League championship for the second straight season, when the 2019 season kicks-off on June 13. Preseason games begin this week, so it’s time to take a look at football north of the border, as the CFL has been fairly good to us the past couple of seasons and this year should be another exciting one.
Parity looks to be the name of the game in 2019, as the longest odds on the board belong to the Montreal Alouettes and they’re just +1525 at 5Dimes, so the title looks to be completely wide open.
Calgary +325The Stampeders will look to become the second team since 1997 to win back-to-back titles and they do have Bo Levi Mitchell back at quarterback, but this year’s team is going to have a bit of a different look. Eleven of the team’s starters in the Grey Cup victory over Ottawa are gone, although head coach Dave Dickenson is back.2019 Grey Cup Odds Genesis Open
Ottawa +425The Redblacks are the second choice in the early odds, but have a quarterback battle on their hands, where Jonathan Jennings is probably the favorite over Dominique Davis. Last year’s signal caller, Trevor Harris, moved to Edmonton, as did second-leading receiver Greg Ellingson. Still, the Redblacks were the only East Division team to finish above .500 last season.
Winnipeg +500The Blue Bombers are +500 after going 10-8 and in direct contrast to Saskatchewan, had a scoring differential of +131, so it’s a wonder they didn’t win a few more games. Matt Nichols was a little inconsistent for the Bombers at times and will need to revert to his previous ways for Winnipeg to return to the Grey Cup.
Saskatchewan +510The Roughriders are listed at +510 and their fate is likely going to be how Zach Collaros plays, as he wasn’t all that impressive last season and it’s unlikely Saskatchewan has another 12-win season with him throwing 9 TDS against 13 interceptions. Somehow, the ‘Riders finished 12-6 despite a scoring differential of +6. Craig Dickenson becomes the team’s new head coach.
British Columbia +775The British Columbia Lions added quarterback Mike Reilly in the biggest off-season move in the Canadian Football League and the man who began his career in B.C. is back once again. After throwing for more than 5,500 yards in each of the last three seasons, the veteran is jut one of the new faces in British Columbia this season. New head coach DeVone Claybrooks is considered one of the sharpest minds in the CFL.
Hamilton +900The Tiger-Cats have some new faces on the sidelines this season, as the tandem of June Jones and Jerry Glanville have moved on, but still have Jeremiah Masoli, who threw for a lot of yards, but also threw 18 interceptions. The Tiger-Cats did move Orlondo Steinauer to the head coaching position.
Edmonton +1025The Eskimos finished 9-9 last season season and have to replace Reilly at quarterback. Trevor Harris is one of the Ottawa players who came over and will likely get the starter’s job and has several of his former teammates with him.
Toronto +1425After winning the Grey Cup in 2017, the Argonauts stunk it up last season, winning just four games, which led to the dismissal of Marc Trestman. Now James Franklin will try to step in for the retired Ricky Ray at quarterback. Corey Chamblin is the new head coach.Grey Cup 2019 Line Odds
Montreal +1525The Alouettes are a bit of a mess, where Antonio Pipken looks to be the starter entering the season, but was either very good or very bad last season. The offensive line allowed 66 sacks last season and has added a few new faces for this season.Next Post >>
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