All the best highlights from Week 9

Week 9 kicked off with a heavyweight tilt in the West where the Bombers pulled back into sole possession of first place with a win over the Stamps. The West continued to dominate as the Riders and Eskimos both earned wins on Friday.

Calgary at Winnipeg

Recap: Winnipeg 26, Calgary 24

Janarion Grant led his team to victory after having two amazing kick return touchdowns. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers defeat the Stampeders 26-24 securing top spot in the West.

Grant gets Bombers rolling with kick return major

Janarion Grant takes it 76 yards for Winnipeg’s first kick return touchdown of the season.

Grant is on fire, gets his second return TD

Janarion Grant stays hot and gets his second kick return TD of the game taking it 83 yards.

Sayles climbs the ladder for red zone INT

Marcus Sayles shows off his hops and grabs the interception late in the second quarter.

Eric Rogers refuses to say no

Eric Rogers breaks multiple tackles and refuses to be denied before the goal line.

Saskatchewan at Montreal

Recap: Saskatchewan 17, Montreal 10

It was all special teams in a game that was cut short due to inclement weather

Kick returns continue with Ryan's 101 yard strike

Shakeir Ryan goes 101 yards to the end zone to score the CFL’s 17th kick return touchdown of the year

Defensive touchdowns lead Riders past Als in weather-shortened game

A pair of defensive touchdowns led the Saskatchewan Roughriders to a 17-10 road win against the Montreal Alouettes on Friday night in a weather-shortened game.

Ottawa at Edmonton

Recap: Edmonton 16, Ottawa 12

It was a tight defensive match as Trevor Harris and the Eskimos defeat the Ottawa Redblacks 16-12.

Hoover grabs a weird INT to end the half

Jordan Hoover grabs an interception to end the first half against the Redblacks.

BC at Hamilton

Burnham's incredible toe tap leads to BC TD

Bryan Burnham makes a spectacular catch to stay in bounds and John White finishes it off by taking it to the house.

Kick return TD's just won't stop

Frankie Williams takes it 108 yards all the way to the house for the CFL’s 18th kick return touchdown of the year.