"The injuries on the Argos offensive line concern me, but so far this year, they've proven to be road warriors," said Filoso, contributor.
The remaining selectors divided their choices based on the strength of the respective trenches.
"The Argos are better than most of us expected but I'm not sure they're good enough to stop that Calgary defensive line," said Gasson, contributor.
The Stampeders are favored by 1.5 points heading into the Thursday night game.
"The Argos looked very good last week, but the Stamps won't let them win the Stampede Bowl," said Herrera-Vergara, contributor.
Analyst consensus heavily leaned toward Calgary exploiting the recent changes in Toronto's blocking unit.
"Toronto's offence has been unbelievable but the Stampeders can take advantage of the injury to Dakoda Shepley," said Hodge, contributor.
The remaining two analysts expressed strong confidence in Toronto's current form despite the roster shifts.
"The Argonauts just seem too good right now," said Hoskins, contributor.
The final pundit anticipated a high-scoring affair in the western venue.
"The Stampeders defence is getting better, but they won't be enough to slow down the Argos in this wild west shootout," said Klein, contributor.
Saskatchewan Roughriders vs. Ottawa Redblacks
For the Friday matchup, the Saskatchewan Roughriders received an 8-1 straight-up majority to defeat the Ottawa Redblacks, despite dealing with limited practice availability for wide receivers Kian Schaffer-Baker, Jaylen Johnson, Samuel Emilus, and Dhel Duncan-Busby, alongside running back A.
J. Ouellette.
"Last week's second-half surge did nothing to sell me on Ottawa or Jake Maier," said Abbott, contributor.
