All four games in the CFL this week were won by West Division teams.
That makes for an interesting edition of the SportsCage.com CFL Power Rankings, with the Saskatchewan Roughriders holding steady in fourth, while the Winnipeg Blue Bombers make the biggest move of the week.
The Bombers climb to fifth from sixth after handing the Montreal Alouettes their first loss in eight games.
There is also a flip at the top of the bottom half of the rankings, with Calgary moving ahead of Winnipeg's Week 14 opponent Hamilton.
Here is how the SportsCage.com CFL Power Rankings look heading into Week 14.
1. Montreal Alouettes (9-2)
Last week: 1
Montreal remains at the top despite suffering its first loss since early in the season.
The Alouettes fell 44-28 to Winnipeg on Friday night, ending a seven-game winning streak and dropping them to 9-2.
Davis Alexander still threw for 257 yards and four touchdowns, while Tyler Snead joined Tyson Philpot in the 1,000-yard receiving club.
The concern was the Montreal running game, which was held in check by the Bombers defence.
2. Edmonton Elks (8-3)
Last week: 2
The idle Elks remain second in the SportsCage.com rankings.
3. B.C. Lions (6-5)
Last week: 3
B.C. keeps its spot at number three after extending its winning streak to five games with a convincing 45-24 victory over Ottawa.
Zander Horvath was the star of the night, rushing for 164 yards and four touchdowns while extending his league-leading total to 16 touchdowns.
Nathan Rourke threw for 355 yards and two touchdowns as the Lions improved to 6-5.
The Lions did have to overcome a rough start. Ottawa jumped out to a 14-3 lead after Alonzo Addae intercepted Rourke twice in the opening stages.
B.C. eventually settled down, leaned on its running game and took control in the second half.
4. Saskatchewan Roughriders (7-4)
Last week: 4
The Saskatchewan Roughriders stay at number four after snapping their two-game losing streak.
The Riders rallied from behind to defeat the Toronto Argonauts 28-24 at Mosaic Stadium.
Saskatchewan didn't take its first lead until the three-minute warning, but Tommy Stevens' touchdown plunge gave the Riders the advantage and they held on for the victory.
It wasn't an easy night for Saskatchewan.
Toronto held a 22-12 advantage at halftime, but the Riders chipped away at the deficit before Nelson Lokombo's interception helped set up KeeSean Johnson's touchdown in the fourth quarter.
Saskatchewan then put together the game-winning drive, with Stevens finishing it off on the ground.
The victory moves Saskatchewan back into the win column and keeps the Riders fourth in the SportsCage.com rankings.
5. Winnipeg Blue Bombers (6-5)
Last week: 6
The biggest jump of the week belongs to Winnipeg.
The Blue Bombers move up one spot after their impressive 44-28 win over Montreal.
Winnipeg controlled the clock and kept Alexander and the Montreal offence on the sidelines for stretches of the game.
Zach Collaros was efficient, completing 26 of 32 passes for 324 yards and two touchdowns, while Ontaria Wilson caught nine passes for 114 yards and two majors.
Brady Oliveira also turned in a big night, rushing for 106 yards and a touchdown on 16 carries.
The Bombers got major contributions from their defence and special teams. After forcing a two-and-out in the second half, Tanner Cadwallader blocked a Montreal punt, setting up another Bryce Perkins touchdown plunge.
Winnipeg improves to 6-5 with the victory.
6. Calgary Stampeders (5-6)
Last week: 5
Calgary drops one spot despite getting back into the win column.
The Stampeders defeated Hamilton 28-23 on Saturday, with Dedrick Mills breaking loose for a 49-yard touchdown on Calgary's final possession to secure the victory.
Josh Love earned the win in his first CFL start, throwing for 274 yards and a touchdown while filling in for the injured Vernon Adams Jr.
Mills was also a major factor, rushing for 118 yards and a touchdown.
The victory improves Calgary to 5-6 and gave coach Dave Dickenson his 100th CFL win.
7. Toronto Argonauts (5-6)
Last week: 7
Toronto stays seventh following the 28-24 loss to Saskatchewan.
The Argonauts controlled most of the game at Mosaic Stadium and led 22-12 at halftime, but couldn't close the deal in the fourth quarter.
Chad Kelly threw for 416 yards and three touchdowns but was intercepted twice, while Tyler Kahmann scored two majors for Toronto.
8. Hamilton Tiger-Cats (4-8)
Last week: 8
Hamilton remains eighth after losing a close one in Calgary.
The Tiger-Cats led 23-22 after the three-minute warning, but couldn't stop Mills' late touchdown.
Tre Ford threw for 212 yards and two touchdowns while also adding 80 yards rushing in his second straight start.
9. Ottawa Redblacks (0-11)
Last week: 9
The Redblacks remain ninth after falling to 0-11.
Ottawa had a strong start against B.C., taking a 14-3 lead, but the Lions eventually took over.
Jake Maier threw for 291 yards, while Ayden Eberhardt scored twice and Keelan White recorded the first 100-yard receiving game of his career.
It wasn't enough, however, as Ottawa dropped its 11th straight game.
The SportsCage.com CFL Power Rankings
- Montreal Alouettes — Last week: 1
- Edmonton Elks — Last week: 2
- B.C. Lions — Last week: 3
- Saskatchewan Roughriders — Last week: 4
- Winnipeg Blue Bombers — Last week: 6
- Calgary Stampeders — Last week: 5
- Toronto Argonauts — Last week: 7
- Hamilton Tiger-Cats — Last week: 8
- Ottawa Redblacks — Last week: 9
