POWER RANKINGS

1 Calgary (1)

Even when the Stampeders are not at their best, they are still the best in the league, underlined on Saturday when Calgary won 25-22 in Edmonton.

2 Winnipeg (2)

Bombers have been league’s most opportunistic team over the past calendar year. Commit a turnover against them and you will pay.

3 Edmonton (3)

Head coach Jason Maas espouses importance of discipline, only to lose his temper and destroy a headset. Eskimos’ season may resemble the headset if the combustible coach cannot restore a semblance of order.

4 B.C. (5)

So much for the great QB debate. The Lions will go as far as Jonathon Jennings can take them.

5 Saskatchewan (4)

If Kevin Glenn can’t return soon, Riders will likely descend in the rankings and mingle with dreadful teams from the East.

6 Ottawa (6)

Despite losing to lowly Hamilton on Saturday, Ottawa leads the East Division with nine points.

7 Toronto (7)

What do the Argos call a bye week? Progress.

8 Hamilton (8)

Hamilton has won two games in a row — a phenomenal showing by subterranean East Division standards.

9 Montreal (9)

An older team that is accelerating the aging process of its fans. Not exactly a formula for success.