CFL Standings 2026 – Updated Today

CFL Standings 2026 at a Glance

Updated October 31
Best record
Montreal Alouettes 14-4
West No. 1 seed
Edmonton Elks 13-5
West playoff line
3rd Roughriders 10-8 · 4th Stampeders 9-9
East No. 1 seed
Montreal Alouettes 14-4
East playoff line
3rd Tiger-Cats 6-12 · 4th Redblacks 1-17
Clinched / eliminated
6 clinched · 3 eliminated · 0 games left at most
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CFL standings for the 2026 season by division, updated October 31, 2026.

The Elks lead the West Division at 13-5 with the Lions three games back.

The Alouettes top the East Division at 14-4, five games clear of the Argonauts.

Use the Playoff view for playoff seeding and the All-teams view for all nine teams in one table.

West Division Standings

West Division
#TeamWLTPTSPCTGBHOMEAWAYDIVCONFPFPADIFFSTRKL5PROJMAGICNEXT
1Edmonton ElksEDM135026.722-8-15-47-37-3541437+104L13-213Clinched-
2BC LionsBCL108020.55636-34-55-55-5516484+32L23-210Out-
3Saskatchewan RoughridersSAS108020.55637-33-55-55-5486473+13W22-310Out-
4Calgary StampedersCAL99018.50044-55-44-64-6632587+45W14-19Out-
5Winnipeg Blue BombersWIN99018.50045-55-44-64-6477492-15W23-29Out-
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East Division Standings

East Division
#TeamWLTPTSPCTGBHOMEAWAYDIVCONFPFPADIFFSTRKL5PROJMAGICNEXT
1Montreal AlouettesMON144028.778-9-05-48-08-0624476+148W14-114Clinched-
2Toronto ArgonautsTOR99018.50054-35-74-44-4517528-11L41-49Out-
3Hamilton Tiger-CatsHAM612012.33384-62-63-53-5443523-80W12-36Out-
4Ottawa RedblacksOTT11702.056131-80-91-71-7437673-236L11-41Out-
Legend
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Place in division
W
Wins
L
Losses
T
Ties
PTS
Points (2 per win, 1 per tie)
PCT
Winning percentage
GB
Games behind division leader
HOME
Home record
AWAY
Away record
DIV
Division record
CONF
Division record
PF
Points for
PA
Points against
DIFF
Point differential
STRK
Current streak
L5
Last 5 games
PROJ
Projected final wins at the current rate
MAGIC
Magic number: any combination of leader wins and second-place losses that clinches the division (E = elimination number; 0 = out of the division race)
NEXT
Next game
Clinch tags
x
Clinched playoff berth
y
Clinched crossover spot
z
Clinched first place and a bye to the Division Final
*
Clinched division and home-field advantage
e
Eliminated from playoff contention
▲ ▼
Moved up or down since the last games
Playoff cutoff (playoff view)

Standings are updated with the completion of each game. Ties count as half a win. Clinch tags use wins-only maths and appear once a spot is mathematically settled.

Updated · last result change Oct 24

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CFL Playoff Line Today

West Division
East Division

Seeds 1-3 are in today; faded teams are next in line.

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How the CFL standings 2026 are ranked

The CFL standings 2026 rank teams by points, two for a win and one for a tie. Records read wins, losses and ties, and PTS is the number that matters.

The West Division has five teams and the East Division has four, and each is its own table. The full table ranks all nine for comparison. GB is games behind the division leader.

Teams9: five in the West Division, four in the East
Regular season18 games per team, June to late October
Points2 for a win, 1 for a tie; ties are real, with two possessions each in overtime
Playoffs6 teams: top three per division, with the crossover rule; first place gets a bye to the Division Final
Grey CupNovember, between the West and East champions

CFL playoff format and the crossover rule

Three teams per division qualify. First place skips the Division Semi-Final and hosts the Division Final. Second hosts third in the Semi-Final, and the winner travels to first place.

The two division champions meet in the Grey Cup. The crossover rule sends a fourth-placed team into the other division’s playoffs when it has more points than that division’s third-placed team. The CFL playoff picture page has the live bracket and crossover watch.

CFL tiebreakers in brief

Teams level on points are split by wins first. Then come head-to-head wins, head-to-head net points, net points in all games, points scored, net offensive touchdowns and points allowed. Every current tie and how it breaks is on the CFL tiebreakers page.

This page is the CFL standings today. It refreshes after every final through the last regular-season game and into the playoffs.

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CFL standings FAQ

Who is first in the West Division right now?

The Edmonton Elks. They are 13-5 as of October 31, which gives them first place and a bye to the Division Final.

Who is first in the East Division right now?

The Montreal Alouettes. They are 14-4 as of October 31, which gives them first place and a bye to the Division Final.

Which CFL team has the best record?

The Montreal Alouettes. They are 14-4 as of October 31, the best mark in the league.

Which CFL team has the worst record?

The Ottawa Redblacks, at 1-17. They sit last in the league table.

Who holds the last playoff spot in the West Division?

The Saskatchewan Roughriders, at 10-8. They sit third, the final playoff spot, with the Calgary Stampeders (9-9) the first team on the outside.

Who holds the last playoff spot in the East Division?

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats, at 6-12. They sit third, the final playoff spot, with the Ottawa Redblacks (1-17) the first team on the outside.

Which CFL team has the longest winning streak?

The Saskatchewan Roughriders. They have won two in a row and sit 10-8.