CALGARY \u2014 The Toronto Argonauts have looked right at home on the road so far this season.<\/p>\n
After dropping their season opener in Montreal, they reeled off victories in Ottawa and at Mosaic Stadium against the defending Grey Cup champion Saskatchewan Roughriders.<\/p>\n
On Thursday, they\u2019ll visit McMahon Stadium for a game against the Calgary Stampeders, who earned their first win of the season last week over the BC Lions.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s three keys to victory for both teams ahead of Thursday\u2019s 9:00 p.m. ET kickoff, which can be watched on TSN in Canada, on CBSSN in the U.S., and on CFL+ internationally.<\/p>\n
RELATED TORONTO ARGONAUTS<\/p>\n 1. STICKING WITH WHAT WORKS<\/p>\n Quarterback Chad Kelly<\/a>\u2019s right arm has led the offence all season, as he\u2019s amassed 1,190 passing yards and leads the league with nine touchdowns. Calgary coughed up 483 yards through the air against the Lions, so the recipe for offensive success appears to be straight forward.<\/p>\n 2. STOPPING THE RUN<\/p>\n The Argos run defence has been among the best through four weeks, but they have yet to see a rusher as dynamic as the Stamps\u2019 Dedrick Mills<\/a>. Defensive lineman Jonathan Kongbo<\/a> has shown a knack for getting into the backfield, while Isaac Darkangelo<\/a>, Adarius Pickett<\/a> and Cameron Judge<\/a> have combined for 49 defensive tackles. Wrapping up Mills is easier said than done, but it will be essential for Toronto to slow the Stamps running game.<\/p>\n 3. DAMONTE COXIE KEEPS GETTING BETTER<\/p>\n Receiver Damonte Coxie<\/a> has increased his receiving yards in all three games this season, beginning with 19 followed by 57 and 70. It should be a worrying trend for the Stampeders secondary as they look to rebound after allowing over 300 combined yards to BC receivers Keon Hatcher Sr. and Jermaine Jackson.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n CALGARY STAMPEDERS<\/p>\n 1. DEFENSIVE BACKS<\/p>\n If it hasn\u2019t been clear already, the Stamps secondary has to step up. The group gave up 349 yards and three touchdowns to Trevor Harris<\/a> in Week 3 before Nathan Rourke<\/a> put up his 462 yards and three touchdowns in Week 4. Facing another top pivot this week, it\u2019s going to take all of Zy Alexander, Anthony Johnson<\/a>, Benny Sapp III, who replaces an injured Jaydon Grant, Dolani Robinson and Damon Webb<\/a> to shut down Kelly.<\/p>\n 2. PUTTING ON THE PRESSURE<\/p>\n
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