2022 CFL Schedule & Results

[David]

The following is the complete schedule for the 2022 Canadian Football League season.

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers enter the 2022 Season seeking to defend their 2021 Grey Cup Championship and try and go for a three-peat after winning back-to-back Grey Cups despite the league, excluding the 2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Blue Bombers won their 12th Grey Cup title last season, once again defeating the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 33-25 in an overtime thriller. The Blue Bombers look to retain their Grey Cup Championship in a three-peat, an occurrence that has not occurred since the Edmonton Eskimos won five straight from 1978-1982.

Only one team went through coaching changes for 2022, with the Edmonton Elks firing Jaime Elizondo after a horrid 3-11 season. Chris Jones, the team's head coach from 2014-2015, returns for a second stint in Edmonton after the Elks have gone through 3 head coaches since Jones's departure after the 103rd Grey Cup in 2015.

The CFL regular season returns to its original scheduling, spanning from mid-June to early November and consists of 18 games over the course of 21 weeks with three bye weeks per team. The league had gone with a 14-game schedule that began last August due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The first game of the schedule kick off Thursday, June 9th as the Montreal Alouettes take on the Calgary Stampeders. Other highlights include a full slate of games over Labor Day Weekend, and only one (Canadian) Thanksgiving game this season when the Ottawa Redblacks take on the Montreal Alouettes on October 10th.

The CFL Playoffs will begin with the Division Semifinals on Sunday, November 6th and the Division Finals on Sunday, November 13th. The 109th Grey Cup will be played on Sunday, November 20th at Mosaic Stadium in Regina, Saskatchewan.

Each week's games will appear most recent at the top of the post. Final results will be updated following the conclusion of the games and listed in ascending order. Where applicable, click on the final score to view the CFL's game tracker for the complete box score.

All CFL games, including the playoffs and the Grey Cup, will be streamed across Canada on TSN. In the United States, at least 20 CFL games will be aired on the ESPN family of networks, including all the Division Semifinals, the Division Finals, and the 109th Grey Cup. All other games will be streamed on ESPN+.

NOTE: All game times are listed in the Pacific Time Zone and are subject to change.

2022 CFL Playoffs

109th Grey Cup
Sun., November 20 - #1 Toronto Argonauts 24, #1 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 23 - (Regina, SSK)

Finals
Eastern Division: Sun., November 13 - #1 Toronto Argonauts (H) 34, #2 Montreal Alouettes 27
Western Division: Sun., November 13 - #1 Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 28, #2 BC Lions 20

Semi-Finals
Eastern Division: Sun., November 6 - #2 Montreal Alouettes (H) 28, #3 Hamilton Tiger-Cats 17
Western Division: Sun., November 6 - #2 BC Lions (H) 30, #3 Calgary Stampeders 16
Bye - #1 Toronto Argonauts, #1 Winnipeg Blue Bombers





Regular Season

Week 21
Fri., October 28 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 24, BC Lions 9
Sat., October 29 - Montreal Alouettes 38, Toronto Argonauts (H) 33
Sat., October 29 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats 23, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 16
Sat., October 29 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 36, Saskatchewan Roughriders 10
Bye - Edmonton Elks


Week 20
Fri., October 21 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 30, Ottawa Redblacks 27
Fri., October 21 - BC Lions 31, Edmonton Elks (H) 14
Sat., October 22 - Toronto Argonauts 24, Montreal Alouettes (H) 23
Sat., October 22 - Calgary Stampeders 32, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 21
Bye - Winnipeg Blue Bombers

Week 19
Fri., October 14 - Montreal Alouettes 34, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 30
Fri., October 14 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats 35, Calgary Stampeders (H) 32
Sat., October 15 - Toronto Argonauts 28, Edmonton Elks (H) 23
Sat., October 15 - BC Lions (H) 40, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 32
Bye - Saskatchewan Roughriders

Week 18
Fri., October 7 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 18, Saskatchewan Roughriders 14
Sat., October 8 - Toronto Argonauts (H) 23, BC Lions 20
Sat., October 8 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 48, Edmonton Elks 11
Mon., October 10 - Ottawa Redblacks 24, Montreal Alouettes (H) 18
Bye - Calgary Stampeders

Week 17
Fri., September 30 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 31, Saskatchewan Roughriders 13
Fri., September 30 - BC Lions (H) 34, Ottawa Redblacks 19
Sat., October 1 - Montreal Alouettes 25, Edmonton Elks (H) 18
Sat., October 1 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 29, Toronto Argonauts 2
Bye - Hamilton Tiger-Cats

Week 16
Fri., September 23 - Montreal Alouettes (H) 23, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 16
Sat., September 24 - Toronto Argonauts 45, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 15
Sat., September 24 - Calgary Stampeders 25, BC Lions (H) 11
Bye - Edmonton Elks, Saskatchewan Roughriders, Winnipeg Blue Bombers

Week 15
Fri., September 16 - Edmonton Elks 26, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 24
Sat., September 17 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 48, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 31
Sat., September 17 - BC Lions 31, Calgary Stampeders (H) 29 (OT)
Byes - Montreal Alouettes, Ottawa Redblacks, Toronto Argonauts

Week 14
Fri., September 9 - Montreal Alouettes (H) 31, BC Lions 10
Sat., September 10 - Toronto Argonauts 24, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 19
Sat., September 10 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 54, Saskatchewan Roughriders 20
Sat., September 10 - Calgary Stampeders 56, Edmonton Elks (H) 28
Bye - Hamilton Tiger-Cats

Week 13
Fri., September 2 - Ottawa Redblacks 38, Montreal Alouettes (H) 24
Sun., September 4 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 20, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 18
Mon., September 5 - Toronto Argonauts 28, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 8
Mon., September 5 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 26, Edmonton Elks 18
Bye - BC Lions

Week 12
Thu., August 25 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 31, Calgary Stampeders 29
Fri., August 26 - Toronto Argonauts (H) 37, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 20
Fri., August 26 - Saskatchewan Roughriders 23, at BC Lions (H) 16
Sat., August 27 - Ottawa Redblacks 25. Edmonton Elks (H) 18
Bye - Montreal Alouettes

Week 11
Fri., August 19 - Edmonton Elks 30, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 12
Fri., August 19 - BC Lions 28, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 10
Sat., August 20 - Montreal Alouettes (H) 29, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 28
Sat., August 20 - Calgary Stampeders 22, Toronto Argonauts (H) 19
Bye - Winnipeg Blue Bombers

Week 10
Thu., August 11 - Montreal Alouettes 20, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 17 (OT)
Fri., August 12 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 34, Toronto Argonauts 27
Sat., August 13 - BC Lions 41, Calgary Stampeders (H) 40
Sat., August 13 - Saskatchewan Roughriders 34, Edmonton Elks (H) 23
Bye - Ottawa Redblacks

Week 9
Thu., August 4 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 35, Montreal Alouettes (H) 20
Fri., August 5 - Calgary Stampeders 17, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 3
Sat., August 6 - Toronto Argonauts (H) 34, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 20
Sat., August 6 - BC Lions (H) 46, Edmonton Elks 14
Bye - Saskatchewan Roughriders

Week 8
Thu., July 28 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 24, Montreal Alouettes 17
Fri., July 29 - BC Lions 32, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 17
Sat., July 30 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 35, Calgary Stampeders (H) 28
Sun., July 31 - Ottawa Redblacks 23, Toronto Argonauts (H) 13
Bye - Edmonton Elks

Week 7
Thu., July 21 - Montreal Alouettes 40, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 33
Thu., July 21 - BC Lions (H) 17, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 12
Fri., July 22 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 24, Edmonton Elks (H) 10
Sat., July 23 - Toronto Argonauts at Saskatchewan Roughriders, 4 p.m. - Postponed (COVID-19); Rescheduled 7/24/22
Sun., July 24 - Toronto Argonauts 31, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 21
Bye - Calgary Stampeders

Week 6
Thu., July 14 - Edmonton Elks 32, Montreal Alouettes (H) 31
Fri., July 15 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 26, Calgary Stampeders 19
Sat., July 16 - Toronto Argonauts (H) 30, Saskatchewan Roughriders 24 - (Raymond Field; Wolfville, Nova Scotia)
Sat., July 16 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 25, Ottawa Redblacks 23
Bye - BC Lions

Week 5
Thu., July 7 - Calgary Stampeders 49, Edmonton Elks (H) 6
Fri., July 8 - Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 28, Ottawa Redblacks 13
Sat., July 9 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 43, BC Lions (H) 22
Bye - Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Montreal Alouettes, Toronto Argonauts

Week 4
Thu., June 30 - BC Lions 34, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 31
Fri., July 1 - Edmonton Elks 29, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 25
Sat., July 2 - Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 41, Montreal Alouettes 20
Mon., July 4 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 23. Toronto Argonauts (H) 22
Bye - Calgary Stampeders

Week 3
Thu., June 23 - Montreal Alouettes (H) 37, Saskatchewan Roughriders 13
Fri., June 24 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 26, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 12
Sat., June 25 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 30, Edmonton Elks 23
Sat., June 25 - BC Lions (H) 44, Toronto Argonauts 3
Bye - Ottawa Redblacks

Week 2
Thu., June 16 - Toronto Argonauts (H) 20, Montreal Alouettes 19
Fri., June 17 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 19, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 12
Sat., June 18 - Calgary Stampeders 33, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 30 (OT)
Sat., June 18 - Saskatchewan Roughriders 26, Edmonton Elks (H) 16
Bye - BC Lions

Week 1
Thu., June 9 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 30, Montreal Alouettes 27
Fri., June 10 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 19, Ottawa Redblacks 17
Sat., June 11 - Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 30, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 13
Sat., June 11 - BC Lions (H) 59, Edmonton Elks 15
Bye - Toronto Argonauts


CFL TEAM STADIUMS
BC Lions - BC Place; Vancouver, British Columbia
Calgary Stampeders - McMahon Stadium; Calgary, Alberta
Edmonton Elks - Commonwealth Stadium; Edmonton, Alberta
Hamilton Tiger-Cats - Tim Hortons Field; Hamilton, Ontario
Montreal Alouettes - Percival Molson Memorial Stadium; Montreal, Quebec
Ottawa Redblacks - TD Place Stadium; Ottawa, Ontario
Saskatchewan Roughriders - Mosaic Stadium; Regina, Saskatchewan
Toronto Argonauts - BMO Field; Toronto, Ontario
Winnipeg Blue Bombers - IG Field; Winnipeg, Manitoba



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[David]

With seven weeks to go in the regular season, we already have one team that has clenched a playoff berth.

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers clinched a playoff berth via their 26-20 win over the BC Lions on August 26th.

Here's the standings after Week 14. If the playoffs were to begin next week, these would be your playoff teams:

EAST

y - Toronto Argonauts 7-5
x - Montreal Alouettes 5-7
Hamilton Tiger-Cats 3-9
Ottawa Redblacks 3-9


WEST

y - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 12-1
x - BC Lions 8-3
x - Calgary Stampeders 8-4
c - Saskatchewan Roughriders 6-7
Edmonton Elks 3-10


key:
y - Clinched Division
x - Clinched Playoff Berth
c - Clinched Crossover

[David]

With five weeks to go in the regular season, we had three teams that hav clenched a playoff berth.

The Toronto Argonauts clinched a playoff berth and one guaranteed home game after their 45-15 victory over the Ottawa Redblacks. The Argos are the first East Division team to clinch a playoff berth.

The BC Lions clinched a playoff berth by virtue of the Argonauts defeating the Redblacks, preventing an East Division team from crossing over into the playoffs.

The Calgary Stampeders clinched a playoff berth after their 25-11 victory over the Lions.

Here's the standings after Week 16. If the playoffs were to begin next week, these would be your playoff teams:

EAST

y - Toronto Argonauts 8-5
x - Montreal Alouettes 6-7
Hamilton Tiger-Cats 4-10
Ottawa Redblacks 3-10


WEST

y - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 12-2
x - BC Lions 9-4
x - Calgary Stampeders 9-5
c - Saskatchewan Roughriders 6-8
Edmonton Elks 4-10


key:
y - Clinched Division
x - Clinched Playoff Berth
c - Clinched Crossover

[David]

With three weeks to go in the regular season, there's still two playoff spots up for grabs in the Eastern Division. The Toronto Argonauts have secured a home playoff date, but the East Division title is still up for grabs with the Montreal Alouettes closely behind.

The third seed in the East is still up for grabs. An 18-14 win by Hamilton over Saskatchewan has made the last playoff spot look murky, as the Roughriders (6-10) have lost 5 straight. This could open the door for the Tiger-Cats (5-10), who could take advantage and win just enough games to eliminate the Roughriders from securing the crossover.

Meanwhile, in the West Division, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers have wrapped up the West Division crown and secured homefield in the West Final. The BC Lions and the Calgary Stampeders have already secured playoff berths, but the rights to host the West Semi-Final are still up for grabs.

Here's the standings after Week 18. If the playoffs were to begin next week, these would be your playoff teams:

EAST

y - Toronto Argonauts 9-6
x - Montreal Alouettes 7-8
Hamilton Tiger-Cats 5-10
Ottawa Redblacks 4-11


WEST

y - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 14-2
x - BC Lions 10-5
x - Calgary Stampeders 10-5
c - Saskatchewan Roughriders 6-10
Edmonton Elks 4-12


key:
y - Clinched Division
x - Clinched Playoff Berth
c - Clinched Crossover

[David]

With one week left to go in the 2022 CFL Season, we finally have our playoff contenders.

Hamilton clinched the #3 seed in the East Division with a 30-27 win over Ottawa. Saskatchewan's dwindling playoff hopes fell to a thud after they fell to the Calgary Stampeders 32-21. With the Roughriders eliminated, there will be no crossover team for the second consecutive season.

The Roughrider's devastating loss to Calgary ends a season with high expectations that Saskatchewan would represent the West as well as defend its home turf as Regina is the home of the 109th Grey Cup. 

Toronto's 24-23 win over Montreal ensured the East Division crown and homefield in the East Final. As a result, Montreal will be the #2 seed and host Hamilton in the East Semi-Final. In the West, BC locked up the #2 seed defeating the lowly Edmonton Elks 31-14. The Lions will host Calgary in the West Semi-Final.

Here's the standings after Week 20, and essentially the final standings despite one week left to go.:

EAST

y - Toronto Argonauts 11-6
x - Montreal Alouettes 8-9
x - Hamilton Tiger-Cats 7-10
Ottawa Redblacks 4-13


WEST

y - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 14-3
x - BC Lions 12-5
x - Calgary Stampeders 11-6
Saskatchewan Roughriders 6-11
Edmonton Elks 4-14


key:
y - Clinched Division
x - Clinched Playoff Berth
c - Clinched Crossover

[David]

The 2022 CFL Regular season has concluded.

Here's the final standings:

[David]

The #2 Montreal Alouettes and the #2 BC Lions have advanced to the Eastern and Western Finals, respectively.

Eastern Final:

Montreal advances to the Eastern Final take on the #1 seed Toronto Argonauts. Toronto took the season series 2-1. In both of Toronto's wins, the Argonauts won by one point. Montreal's only win came in the season finale, when both teams were playing their backups.

The Alouettes are appearing in their first Eastern Final since 2012, when they took on the Toronto Argonauts. The Argos won the game 27-20.

Toronto is in their second Eastern Final for the second consecutive season, and their third Eastern Final in five years. Toronto won in 2017, defeating the Calgary Stampeders 27-24 while they lost in 2021 to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 27-19.

Western Final

BC advances to the Western Final to take on the #1 seed Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Winnipeg took the season series 2-1.

The Lions are appearing in their first Western Final since 2016, where they fell to Calgary 42-15.

Winnipeg is in their fourth consecutive Western Final. The Blue Bombers fell in the 2018 Final to Calgary 22-14, but won the 2019 and 2021 finals over the Saskatchewan Roughriders 20-13 and 21-17, respectively.

The last time the Lions and the Blue Bombers met in the West Final was 1985 -- BC defeated Winnipeg 42-22. The last playoff meeting was the 2016 Western Semi-Final, where BC narrowly defeated Winnipeg 32-31.