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Overview:
On Wednesday, July 19th, the (2-2-0) Montreal Alouettes will be on the road to take on the (0-3-1) Ottawa Redblacks.
The Crowd:
“The Crowd” projects a final score of Ottawa 29.3 – Montreal 25.3 with an over/under of 54.5.
2017 Statistics (9 total teams):
Point differential: Montreal -3 (tied for 4th) > Ottawa -7 (5th)
Points per game: Ottawa 29.0 (4th) > Montreal 20.5 (8th)
Points allowed per game: Montreal 21.3 (1st) > Ottawa 30.8 (7th)
Yards per game: Ottawa 423.0 (2nd) > Montreal 344.6 (8th)
Yards allowed per game: Montreal 380.3 (4th) > Ottawa 413.3 (7th)
Summary:
After winning last year’s Grey Cup, Ottawa (0-3-1) still remains winless heading into week five. Ottawa suffered a 23-21 loss to the Edmonton Eskimos despite outscoring them in each of the final two quarters. Redblacks quarterback Trevor Harris threw for 284 yards and a touchdown in defeat. Montreal (2-2-0) looked impressive in their 30-23 victory over Calgary. Alouettes running back Tyrell Sutton had a big game with 85 yards rushing and a touchdown. This game could have been a complete blowout if not for two key interceptions thrown by Darian Durant. Montreal leads the league in fewest points allowed (21.3 PPG) but they have struggled to score (20.5 PPG). Ottawa finally played better defensively last week and that’s been their ailment since they don’t struggle to score (29.0 PPG). I think Ottawa finally gets their first win at home on Wednesday.
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