WINNIPEG \u2013 The Toronto Argonauts and Winnipeg Blue Bombers wrap up a home-and-home at Princess Auto Stadium on Friday Night Football.<\/p>\n
It was Toronto who walked away with a 31-17 victory in Week 8 at BMO Field.<\/p>\n
Winnipeg is trying to snap a three-game losing streak.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s three keys to victory for both teams ahead of Friday\u2019s 8:30 p.m. ET kickoff, which can be watched on TSN in Canada and on CFL+ in the U.S. and internationally.<\/p>\n
RELATED TORONTO ARGONAUTS<\/p>\n 1. QUARTERBACK CLARITY<\/p>\n Quarterback Nick Arbuckle<\/a> has some certainty after the Argonauts placed Chad Kelly<\/a> on the six-game injured list as he recovers from a leg injury<\/a> that\u2019s kept him sidelined all season. It comes at a time when Arbuckle should be playing with confidence after throwing for 316 yards and a pair of touchdowns in their win last week. But facing a team for a second time comes with its challenges, and defensive backs Evan Holm and Jamal Parker Jr. will try to build on what they learned a week ago.<\/p>\n 2. RUN GAME BY COMMITTEE<\/p>\n The Argos have been searching for answers to a run game that\u2019s averaging a league-worst 56.6 yards per game. They combined for 116 on 24 carries, led by Khalan Laborn<\/a>\u2019s 50-yard performance, in the two teams\u2019 first meeting. Having similar success this week will be the true test as the Bombers\u2019 front has surrendered the third fewest yards on the ground.<\/p>\n 3. JANARION GRANT GETTING THEM STARTED<\/p>\n Janarion Grant<\/a> can put points on the board without the offence ever stepping on the field, thanks to his elusive return game. He has 10 career punt return touchdowns and three by way of kickoff returns, including one this season. Putting Arbuckle in strong positions to start drives will only help the overall offensive game plan.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS<\/p>\n 1. CHRIS STREVELER STARTS<\/p>\n Quarterback Zach Collaros<\/a> is set to miss this week\u2019s game with a neck injury<\/a> after taking a hard hit in Toronto. So, it will be Chris Streveler<\/a> taking on the responsibilities under centre in his place. Fortunately for head coach Mike O\u2019Shea\u2019s squad, Streveler has been in this situation before. He threw for 246 yards and three touchdowns when Collaros missed the team\u2019s season opener versus BC in Week 2, a game the Bombers won 34-20. Against the Argos last Saturday, Streveler completed 11 passes for 148 yards and a touchdown following Collaros\u2019 exit.<\/p>\n 2. OFFENCE FROM THE LEGS OF BRADY OLIVEIRA<\/p>\n
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