Five victories of the Stampeders' victory over the Alouettes

A victory is a victory

Maybe we were spoiled in Calgary.

Watch the Stampeders fend off a rival team – the Montreal Alouettes, this time – by a 17-point margin I'm not disappointed, but that's what I felt Saturday night.

The Stampeders won 25-8. The defense has achieved another big performance and now allows opponents only a ridiculously low average of 9.2 points per game. In addition, Bo Levi Mitchell played every four quarters, which may have been the biggest story of all.

And yet, the Stampeders themselves mostly acknowledged that they were a little disappointed with their performance

The games against the opponents of the Western Division are expected to begin Saturday against the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The Stampeders have the opportunity to create a safety net between them and their rivals.

Maybe we make a little noise, but there's no better time for everything to start setting up for the Stamps, and that did not happen on Saturday. evening

Here are five more takeaways from the game.

1. ALL GOOD

After playing the entire game on Saturday, Bo Levi Mitchell insisted that he did not feel worse than normal for the day after a match when he spoke with the media on Sunday.

This is obviously a very, very good news.

Fans are going to want to keep an eye on M Itchell's use in practice goes from the front, but it seems that we can all put our worries about his knee behind us for the moment.

The QB Stamps took a few strokes at McMahon Stadium while holding its breath on Saturday, but it bounced back "

Head Coach Dave Dickenson said it had been said at the […] team not to expect his "lower body injury" to persist throughout the season, so it can be badumed that he will leave here at least

2. BETTER AND BETTER BETTER

What remains to be said about this Stampeders defense?

On Saturday, they organized another master clbad, which allowed the Alouettes to accumulate only 218 yards of offense.
Admittedly, the Alouettes are not the most explosive offensive team in the CFL – even though now they have acquired Johnny Manziel Sunday, who knows?

And D stamps do that to just about everyone.

Their opponents averaged only 9.2 points per game and different guys show up each week for the Stamps.

The attack was not perfect, the defense is so good that the Stampeders are going to have a shot every time they take the field this season.

3. ABOUT THE OFFENSE

The Stampeders were not offensively off Saturday night by
They racked up 28 points and Mitchell completed 25 of his 34 pbades for 292 yards and one touchdown , while Eric Rogers had 113 yards on receptions

but they slowed down after the first quarter, and Rene Paredes' three goals were the only points they put on the board after Kamar Jorden picked up a TD from Mitchell within three minutes of the second quarter.

"The reason we have 5-0 is that we do not accept what just happened there," Mitchell said. "I'm never going to complain about a win or say sorry for a win, but I know how good we are and the games we can do and I just want to see us do those games."

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   Veteran DB Jamar Wall was injured and was ripped off Four tackles and a sack, while his long-time teammate in the backfield Defensive Brandon Smith had a crucial interception.

   Emmanuel Davis, by the way, continued his impressive first season with the Stamps. He was arguably the team's biggest rookie in this season, and he's now one of eight players – Smith is one – to lead the league with two interceptions.

   5. BETTER ON THE ROAD? I think it's a little strange that the Stampeders have looked so much better on the road this season than at home.

      After three games at McMahon Stadium this year, the Stampeders' average margin of victory was 13.6 points

      On the Road? They beat their opponents an average of 29 points in two games.

      This is probably nothing that is worth considering, but it is weird.

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