Toronto Argonauts' Trevor Harris makes some ground against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats during first half CFL action in Toronto on Friday, September 11, 2015. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Aaron Vincent Elkaim
86 – Luke Tasker is averaging 86 receiving yards in seven games this season, ranking him second in the CFL in yards per game.
257 – Along with his top-flight 86 yards per game, Tasker has amassed 257 yards after the catch this season. Despite missing the team’s first four games, Tasker is ranked fifth in the league in yards after catch.
106 – The Tiger-Cats rushed for over 100 yards for the second straight game on Friday night, the first time they’ve accomplished the feat this season.
8 – The Ticats road win on Friday night was their eighth of the season, but it was their first single-score win of the season. The team’s previous smallest margin of victory was 10 points in their win over the Riders in Week Five.
392 – Through 11 games, the Ticats have scored nearly 400 points, while no other team in the CFL has reached 300 points.
10 – Zach Collaros leads or is tied for the CFL-lead in 10 different statistical categories presently.
- Passing Yards- 3,286
- Passing TDs- 24
- Second Downs- 86
- 30+ Yard Completions- 20
- QB Efficiency- 113.2
- TD %- 6.9%
- TD/INT Ratio- 3.0
- Yards Per Pass- 9.4
- QB Wins- 8
- Game-High TDs- 4
5 – Ticats backup quarterback Jeff Mathews is tied for fourth in the CFL and first on the team in touchdowns, registering five scores in goal-line situations so far this season.
80.8% – Ticats receiver Tiquan Underwood now leads the league in reception percentage, catching nearly 81% of his targets in his rookie season.
4 – Emanuel Davis’ game-ending interception moved him into a tie for first in the CFL with four interceptions on the season. Davis also leads the league in interceptions return yards (160) and defensive touchdowns (3).
29:01 – The Tiger-Cats quick-strike offence has amassed the second-most yardage (359.5) and most points (28.8) in the CFL in 2015, despite having the second-lowest average time of possession in the league at a tick over 29 minutes per game.
