Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Montreal Alouettes Picks and Predictions for Saturday, November 1, 2025

By: David Anicetti Published 10/27/2025, 08:43 PM ET

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers visit the Montreal Alouettes in the East Division Semifinal at Molson Stadium. Both teams finished the regular season 10–8. Winnipeg earned the crossover spot from the West, while Montreal secured second place in the East. The winner advances to face Hamilton in the East Final. Win this matchup and build your bankroll with free picks.

Game Information for Blue Bombers vs Alouettes

Location: Molson Stadium, Montreal, Que.

Saturday, November 1

Time / TV: 2:00 p.m. ET, CFL+ / TSN

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers Preview

Quarterback Zach Collaros led Winnipeg with 3,048 passing yards and 17 touchdowns with a 72.6% completion rate. Running back Brady Oliveira powered the ground game with 1,163 yards and three touchdowns, giving the Bombers production between the tackles. Receiver Nic Demski added 1,001 yards and seven scores, while Keric Wheatfall and Jerreth Sterns helped move the chains. Winnipeg scored 459 points this season and allowed 424, showing solid play on both sides of the ball. The Bombers went 7–2 at home but just 3–6 on the road.

Montreal Alouettes Preview

Quarterback Davis Alexander completed 72.5% of his passes for 2,024 yards with 10 touchdowns and only three interceptions. Tyler Snead led the team with 84 catches for 1,129 yards, while Tyson Philpot added 804 receiving yards and five touchdowns. Montreal’s run game spread the workload between Stevie Scott III and Sean Thomas Erlington, who combined for over 800 rushing yards. The Alouettes allowed 430 points this year and finished 4–5 at home. To move on, the Alouettes will need to make sustained drives on offense and more stops on defense.

Head-to-Head in 2025

Winnipeg won both meetings this season. The Bombers beat Montreal 26–13 in August and 19–10 in October, holding the Alouettes to just 23 total points. In those games, Oliveira topped 100 rushing yards once, and Collaros averaged nearly nine yards per attempt. Montreal struggled to finish drives, scoring only one offensive touchdown across the two matchups.

Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Montreal Alouettes Prediction

Winnipeg will be on the road but has experience in postseason elimination games. Collaros is more proven in big games, and Oliveira’s steady rushing will give them control of the tempo. Montreal will stay close by avoiding turnovers, but Winnipeg’s more sustained movement of the chains and enough stops, especially late in the game on defense, will be the difference. Final Score Prediction: Winnipeg Blue Bombers win and cover ATS 25-22.