3 stats that defined Saskatchewan’s Week 21 win over Edmonton
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Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Tommy Stevens celebrates.
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REGINA -- The 2026 Canadian Football League regular season is now complete, and it was the Saskatchewan Roughriders claiming a final victory over the Edmonton Elks 16-9 Saturday at Mosaic Stadium.
It was a windy contest in Regina, but the Riders ultimately pulled through in the low-scoring victory.
CFL.ca brings you three key stats that defined the Saskatchewan Roughriders' win over the Edmonton Elks in Week 21.
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2 - TOMMY STEVENS TOUCHDOWNS
It was Tommy time multiple times in Regina on Saturday, as Saskatchewan's only majors of the day came thanks to Tommy Stevens.
They were also record-setting runs, as No. 17's second touchdown was his 17th rushing touchdown of the season, setting the record for the most in a single season by a quarterback.
His second touchdown plunge also extended Saskatchewan's lead and put the game out of reach.
6 - SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS SACKS
The Roughriders' defence got after it against the Elks and ended the 2026 regular season on a very high note.
The unit got to the quarterback six different times on Saturday, with six different Riders recording sacks. Defensive linemen Caleb Sanders, Desmond Evans, Devin Adams, and Habakkuk Baldonado all got home, while linebackers Seyi Oladipo and David Gbenda also got in on the fun.
4 - EDMONTON ELKS TURNOVERS
Saskatchewan's defence not only got to the quarterback, but also turned the ball over.
The unit forced the Elks to fumble twice while also turning Edmonton over on downs a pair of times. The defence flew around all game, only allowing one touchdown and holding the road team to nine points.