CFL Scores Today: Calgary Stampeders 29, Toronto Argonauts 19 – Stamps Spoil Argos Championship Banner Ceremony

Highlights:

• Adrian Greene recorded two interceptions, including a 40-yard pick-six touchdown
• Vernon Adams Jr. threw for 301 yards and rushed for one touchdown in the victory
• Toronto falls to 0-2 to start the season despite Nick Arbuckle’s 309 passing yards

Game Recap:

The Calgary Stampeders spoiled the Toronto Argonauts’ championship banner unveiling ceremony with a commanding 29-19 victory at BMO Field on Saturday afternoon. Adams Jr. led Calgary’s balanced offensive attack while the defense created crucial turnovers to secure their second win of the season. The loss drops Toronto to 0-2, marking a disappointing start for the defending Grey Cup champions.

Game Highlights Video:

Watch the full game highlights above to catch all the key plays from Calgary Stampeders vs Toronto Argonauts.

Calgary Stampeders Performance:

The Stampeders controlled the game with timely defensive plays and efficient offensive execution, overcoming an early injury to star receiver Reggie Begelton to secure their second consecutive victory.

Top Offensive Players:
• Vernon Adams Jr.: QB – 17/25, 301 passing yards, 7 rushes for 54 yards, 1 rushing TD
• Jalen Philpot: WR – 6 receptions, 117 yards, 1 rush for 3 yards
• Dominique Rhymes: WR – 4 receptions, 98 yards on 8 targets
• Dedrick Mills: RB – 13 rushes for 28 yards, 1 touchdown
• Damien Alford: WR – 1 reception, 31 yards

Top Defensive Players:
• Adrian Greene: DB – 2 tackles, 2 interceptions including 1 pick-six TD
• Tyler Richardson: LB – 6 tackles
• Jacob Roberts: LB – 6 tackles
• Marquel Lee: LB – 5 tackles
• Micah Teitz: LB – 5 tackles

Toronto Argonauts Performance:

Despite Nick Arbuckle’s strong passing performance and Miyan Williams’ dual-threat ability, the Argonauts struggled with turnovers and failed to capitalize on scoring opportunities in crucial moments.

Top Offensive Players:
• Nick Arbuckle: QB – 31/42, 309 passing yards, 1 TD, 2 interceptions
• Damonte Coxie: WR – 6 receptions, 98 yards, 1 touchdown
• Miyan Williams: RB – 9 rushes for 62 yards, 9 receptions for 65 yards
• David Ungerer III: WR – 5 receptions, 55 yards on 9 targets
• DaVaris Daniels: WR – 3 receptions, 32 yards

Top Defensive Players:
• Cameron Judge: LB – 7 tackles
• Darrius Bratton: DB – 6 tackles
• Anthony Lanier II: DL – 4 tackles
• Derek Slywka: DB – 4 tackles
• Kenneth Jr George: DB – 3 tackles

The current CFL standings show Calgary and Montreal both sitting atop their respective divisions at 2-0, while Toronto joins Ottawa at the bottom of the East Division with 0-2 records. Calgary’s 29 points scored gives them 67 total points in two games, matching Montreal’s offensive output to start the 2025 season.

Calgary’s defense proved to be the difference maker, forcing two critical turnovers that directly led to 10 points. The Stampeders will look to continue their perfect start when they host Ottawa next week, while Toronto must regroup quickly as they prepare to face Saskatchewan at home. The early season struggles for the defending champions highlight the competitive nature of the CFL, where championship banners provide no protection against hungry opponents.

How will Calgary maintain their momentum without injured receiver Reggie Begelton? Can Toronto’s offense find consistency to avoid an 0-3 start? What are your thoughts on this game? Share your comments below.

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