The Canadian Press
TORONTO — We’re well on our way down the Shaw Road to the Grey Cup, and with teams jockeying for positions in the standings — and playoff positions — we look forward to each team’s remaining games this year.
As we hit the backstretch of the regular season, CFL.ca takes a data-driven look at who has the shortest path to the post-season and who faces an uphill battle.
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats were the first team to clinch a playoff spot this season, and with the East Division crown all but in their grasp, they also have the easiest remaining schedule of any team in the league.
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The Winnipeg Blue Bombers continue to have the league’s best slate. They’ll have to beat the Ticats in a head-to-head in Week 16 before finishing the season up with a back-to-back against Calgary.
Here is how the remaining schedules break down with six weeks left in the regular season:
| Team | Opponents | Divisional Games | Opponents Cumulative Records |
| Winnipeg Blue Bombers | HAM, @ SSK, MTL, @ CGY, CGY | 3 | 43-20 (.682) |
| Calgary Stampeders | @ MTL, SSK, WPG, @ WPG, @ BC | 4 | 36-27 (.571) |
| BC Lions | MTL, TOR, @ EDM, SSK, CGY | 3 | 32-30 (.516) |
| Edmonton Eskimos | @ OTT, @ HAM, BC, SSK, @ SSK | 3 | 32-32 (.500) |
| Montreal Alouettes | @ BC, CGY, @ WPG, TOR, HAM, @ OTT | 3 | 35-41 (.460) |
| Saskatchewan Roughriders | @ TOR, WPG, @ CGY, @ BC, @ EDM, EDM | 5 | 35-42 (.454) |
| Toronto Argonauts | SSK, @ BC, OTT, @ MTL, OTT, @ HAM | 4 | 34-42 (.447) |
| Ottawa REDBLACKS | EDM, @ TOR, @ HAM, @ TOR, MTL | 4 | 27-35 (.435) |
| Hamilton Tiger-Cats | @ WPG, EDM, OTT, @ MTL, TOR | 3 | 27-36 (.428) |
