CFL Grey Cup Odds: Bluebombers top list

The 2024 Canadian Football League season begins on Thursday, June 6, running all the way to the 11th Grey Cup in mid-November.

Continue reading for a full breakdown of the outright odds to win the 2024 Grey Cup.

2024 Grey Cup odds

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The Winnipeg Bluebombers are favourites to win the 111th Grey Cup off the back four straight visits to the championship game – the last two of which have resulted in defeat.

Winnipeg has become the most dominant team in the CFL in recent years, boasting a combined 40-10 regular season record since 2021.

In 2024, they return former quarterback Chris Streveler, who spent the last four seasons jumping around the NFL with the Cardinals, Ravens, Dolphins and Jets. He will likely back up star QB Zach Collaros, who started in each of Winnipeg’s two Grey Cup wins in 2019 and 2021, but does add another element to the most stacked team in the CFL.

The Argonauts, two years removed from their last grey Cup victory, are second in the betting at +300. Toronto had the best record in the league last year at 16-2, but committed nine turnovers and lost to Montreal in the Eastern Finals.

Led by All-Star linebacker Wynton McManis, new running back Ka’Deem Carey, and a stout offensive line unit, the Argonauts have what it takes to reach and win the Grey Cup, it’s just about getting over the hump.

Reigning Grey Cup champions Montreal and the BC Lions are joint-third in the betting at +600.

Grey Cup MVP Cody Fajaro proved he can overcome the odds by leading his team to an unlikely win in the 100th Grey Cup last November, and who is to say he can’t do the same in 2024.

Meanwhile, BC has fallen in the Western Finals each of the last two years, and are looking to take the next step in 2024. Quarterback Vernon Adams Jr. has an excellent trio of receivers – Keon Hatcher, Alexander Hollins, and Jevon Cottey – at his disposal, forming one of the league’s top offenses.

Saskatchewan, Ottawa, Hamilton, Edmonton and Calgary round out the bottom half of the league in terms of outright odds. All five teams finished 2023 with losing records, with Ottawa and Edmonton finishing with a joint-worst 4-14 record.

Odds displayed within this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.

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