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Riders Look to Avoid Falling Into the Pack in CFL West as Argos Visit Regina

Saskatchewan is seeking more takeaways after a 24-interception season last year, with James Burgess Jr. expected to make his second start.

  • The 6-4 Saskatchewan Roughriders host the 5-5 Toronto Argonauts on Saturday at Mosaic Stadium, with defensive back James Burgess Jr. starting at cornerback for his second game of the season.
  • Saskatchewan seeks redemption after losing to the Argonauts 40-34 at home earlier this summer, as head coach Corey Mace aims to avoid becoming the only West Division team to lose to the same East opponent twice at home.
  • Argonauts quarterback Chad Kelly leads the league with 21 touchdown passes but has thrown 15 interceptions this season. Burgess said, "In my eyes, ain't no 50-50 with me," expressing confidence in his defensive matchup.
  • Roster adjustments include moving veteran Nelson Lokombo to safety while rookie receiver Daniel Wiebe takes an expanded offensive role; James Letcher Jr. returns after missing six games to handle kick returns.
  • With star receivers Kian Schaffer-Baker and Sam Emilus sidelined, the Roughriders rely on team execution to maintain their West Division standing in a match that could keep them in the dogfight for first place.
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Riders look to avoid falling into the pack in CFL West as Argos visit Regina

REGINA - The Saskatchewan Roughriders are heading into what could be a defining moment for the defending Grey Cup champions.

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Sask Today broke the news on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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