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CFL FANTASY PRESENTED BY THESCORE BET<\/p>\n START<\/p>\n JUSTIN RANKIN | RUNNING BACK | EDMONTON ELKS<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Rosters with decent tailback depth may have become slightly hesitant starting Justin Rankin in recent weeks. Rankin hasn\u2019t gone over 100 yards rushing in four consecutive games and his yards-per-carry average has dropped to 3.7 during that stretch.<\/p>\n But Week 12 at home to Winnipeg is a perfect time to hammer that start button on Rankin.<\/p>\n Rankin went for 106 rushing yards and one touchdown on 15 carries in Edmonton\u2019s last game against the Bombers in Week 4. Furthermore, Winnipeg sits last, averaging 128.4 rushing yards against per game with 13 touchdowns allowed.<\/p>\n SIT<\/p>\n TORONTO ARGONAUTS RECEIVERS\u00a0<\/p>\n Depending on your other options, this is a good week to fade Toronto receivers. The Argos welcome a very stingy Hamilton pass defence Saturday night. Paired with a very spread-out group of receiving options, this week feels like too much of a crapshoot to be dressing Damonte Coxie<\/a>, Kevin Mital<\/a>, Makai Polk<\/a>, David Ungerer III, or Tyler Kahmann. If you have any of them on your roster, consider adding them to your bench.<\/p>\n The Ticats enter Week 12 sitting second allowing 281.1 passing yards per game after a stellar performance vs. Trevor Harris<\/a> and Saskatchewan last week. Hamilton is also ranked second with 14 passing touchdowns allowed or an average of 1.4 per game.<\/p>\n CFL WEEKLY FANTASY<\/p>\n START<\/p>\n ALEXANDER HOLLINS | RECEIVER | MONTREAL ALOUETTES<\/p>\n DAVIS ALEXANDER 53-YARD MOONSHOT TO ALEX HOLLINS FOR THE TD \ud83e\udd2f<\/p>\n \ud83d\uddd3\ufe0f: REDBLACKS vs. Alouettes LIVE NOW \u2014 CFL (@CFL) June 28, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n I really like Montreal\u2019s Alexander Hollins<\/a> as a budget-friendly WR2 or FLEX option this week. Notably less expensive than teammates Tyson Philpot<\/a>, Tyler Snead<\/a>, and Cole Spieker<\/a>, I like the upside on Hollins in Week 12.<\/p>\n The Alouettes host an Ottawa team Thursday that\u2019s surrendered 18 passing touchdowns in nine games and is allowing a league-worst 333.9 passing yards per game. Hollins also caught one of his two touchdowns this season to go along with a season high 54 yards in Montreal\u2019s Week 4 win over the REDBLACKS.<\/p>\n SIT<\/p>\n JUSTIN MCINNIS | RECEIVER | BC LIONS<\/p>\n Knowing his price tag and considering a tough matchup, I\u2019m avoiding Justin McInnis<\/a> in Sunday\u2019s Week 12 finale. The Lions host a Saskatchewan defence that has allowed a league-low 13 passing touchdowns this season.<\/p>\n While McInnis is always a solid bet to churn out decent yardage, the lack of scoring upside makes me shy away from this matchup. With just one receiving touchdown all season, and up against a Roughriders defence surrendering just 1.4 passing majors per game, a five-figure price tag is probably too much for McInnis this weekend.<\/p>\n ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/Image-1.jpeg\")
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