There are so many playmakers around the CFL that it\u2019s hard to choose just five standout performances from Week 9.<\/p>\n
Players like Damonte Coxie<\/a> and Eugene Lewis<\/a> continue to dominate at receiver, while Bo Levi Mitchell<\/a> does his thing at quarterback. That\u2019s not to mention Trey Vaval\u2019s pair of touchdowns for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.<\/p>\n That said, there are always a few stats that jump off the page due to a high degree of difficulty or sheer uniqueness. Here are five PFF stats that stand out from Week 9.<\/p>\n RELATED KIONDR\u00c9 SMITH | TIM WHITE | REC | HAMILTON TIGER-CATS | 10 RECEIVING FIRST DOWNS COMBINED<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n It felt unfair to single out just one of the two between Kiondr\u00e9 Smith and Tim White. Sure, Smith had more yards (138) compared to White (78), but the latter had more touchdowns (two to one) and was equally as important moving the chains through the air.<\/p>\n This Tiger-Cats passing offence is very much a strength in numbers led by Bo Levi Mitchell<\/a>, with Kenny Lawler<\/a> joining White and Smith as a three-headed monster that has been seemingly impossible to contain.<\/p>\n Smith and White both tied for the league lead in Week 9 with five receiving first downs, according to PFF, while also catching 14 of 16 passes thrown in their direction. On a day that Lawler did not post his usual video game numbers, White and Smith more than picked up the slack for the Tabbies.<\/p>\n TREVOR HARRIS | QB | SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS | 4 BIG TIME THROWS \/ 0 TURNOVER-WORTHY PLAYS<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n
\u00bb\u00a0Ticats hold off Elks behind Bo Levi Mitchell\u2019s three TDs<\/a>
\u00bb\u00a0Riders dominate Als in seventh win of season<\/a>
\u00bb\u00a0Trey Vaval\u2019s two return touchdowns spark Bombers\u2019 win over Argos<\/a>
\u00bb\u00a0REDBLACKS down Stampeders to grab first home win of the season<\/a>
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