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Top CFL Fantasy plays at every position for Week 15

CFL Fantasy presented by theScore BetSep 10, 2026
Brandon C. WilliamsBrandon C. Williams
Top CFL Fantasy plays at every position for Week 15

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Toss the remote at 1:00 p.m. ET on Saturday and enjoy CFL football into the early hours of Sunday morning as a rare Forty Creek Quadruple Header defines Week 15.

That means CFL Fantasy presented by theScore Bet users can sit back and watch their fantasy teams rise and fall in one day.

Success means following our Week 15 rankings that include some new faces and a familiar presence at running back who’s an intriguing sleeper play.

QUARTERBACK

  1. Chad Kelly, Toronto

  2. Nathan Rourke, BC

  3. Cody Fajardo, Edmonton

  4. Davis Alexander, Montreal

  5. Trevor Harris, Saskatchewan

Yes, you have to live with the miscues, but Chad Kelly leads the league with 27 passing majors to go along with three rushing majors. He should rack up big numbers in Saturday’s game against the winless REDBLACKS.

Nathan Rourke continues his heater of 300-yard games with five straight heading into Saturday’s finale against Montreal. Like Kelly, the turnovers come with the territory and offset his run of five consecutive games of at least two majors. Doubters of Cody Fajardo’s fantasy value continue to dwindle. He’s become more of a runner of late, as he has added at least 43 rushing yards in three of his last four while also sporting a solid 20-7 TD:INT margin.

Week 14 was the first time since Week 7 that Davis Alexander failed to account for at least two touchdowns. He should rebound against a Lions team that’s allowed 24 passing majors. The majors will eventually come for Trevor Harris, who has three straight 300-yard games and a modest five touchdown passes. Facing Winnipeg’s league-best pass defence will not bother him in the Banjo Bowl.

Sleeper: Vernon Adams Jr. has gone four straight games without passing for more than 252 yards. Obviously, you’re starting him, but his fantasy users have to hope he can recover in the Battle of Alberta rematch.

RUNNING BACK

  1. Justin Rankin, Edmonton

  2. Brady Oliveira, Winnipeg

  3. Zander Horvath, BC

  4. Dedrick Mills, Calgary

There’s renewed faith in Justin Rankin after his game-winning 50-yard run against Calgary on OK Tire Labour Day Weekend. He’s scored touchdowns in three of his last five and over 100 yards from scrimmage in two of his last three.

Brady Oliveira was held under 100 yards from scrimmage in Week 14, the first time since Week 7. He’ll rebound in the Banjo Bowl to make it up to his fantasy users. Like Oliveira, Zander Horvath had a forgettable Week 14, failing to find the end zone for the first time since Week 8. He’s still a solid RB1, leading all running backs with 13 majors.

Second in the league in rushing with 923 yards, Dedrick Mills is in a scoring drought, recording just one touchdown since Week 8. His lack of scoring hampers his fantasy value.

Sleeper: Keep an eye on AJ Ouellette, a full participant in Wednesday’s practice. Saskatchewan’s sixth-ranked run game gets a huge boost if their sledgehammer is atop the depth chart before the Banjo Bowl.

RECEIVER

  1. Tyson Philpot, Montreal

  2. Tyler Snead, Montreal

  3. Damonte Coxie, Toronto

  4. Dhel Duncan-Busby, Saskatchewan

  5. Austin Mack, Edmonton

  6. Justin McInnis, BC

  7. Keon Hatcher Sr., BC

  8. Keelan White, Ottawa

  9. Tyler Kahmann, Toronto

Tyson Philpot and Tyler Snead are on pace for record-breaking numbers for a receiving duo. The pair have combined for 20 receiving majors and 22 receptions of at least 30 yards. Damonte Coxie has topped 100 yards in three of his last five games while topping the league with 14 catches of 20+. Expect a monster game against Ottawa.

Meanwhile, Dhel Duncan-Busby has emerged as a legit REC1 after catching 18 passes for 315 yards and two scores in his last three games, as the Riders’ receiving corps remains banged up. Austin Mack has found a knack for scoring, having recorded majors in three of his last four outings. Though not as prolific as Philpot and Snead, Justin McInnis and Keon Hatcher Sr. are averaging better than 16 yards per catch. Both will stay productive in the rematch against the Alouettes.

Reality: Keelan White is now the REC1 in Ottawa. Expect him to deliver more games like his 8-127-0 performance in Week 13. Tyler Kahmann has established himself as the Argos’ REC2 with 20 catches for 273 yards and two majors in the last three games.

Sleeper: Jermaine Jackson’s grip as BC’s REC3 is now firm after catching 11 passes for 228 yards and a touchdown in the past two games. Nathan Rourke will fire at will against Montreal, giving Jackson an ample usage rate.

DEFENCE

  1. Edmonton

  2. Montreal

  3. Calgary

  4. Toronto

The Elks lead the league with 35 forced turnovers and will look to apply the same pressure they did against the Stampeders on OK Tire Labour Day Weekend. Not too far behind Edmonton, the Alouettes (always) come with the potential of turning miscues into instant majors. Calgary had a rough Week 14, yet its defence is still worthy of starting. Facing the REDBLACKS offence makes the Argos’ D a must-start.

KICKER

  1. Sergio Castillo, Winnipeg

  2. José Maltos Díaz, Montreal

  3. Vincent Blanchard, Edmonton

  4. Sean Whyte, BC

Only one kicker (Mark Moseley of Washington in the NFL’s strike-shortened 1982 season) has ever won Most Valuable/Outstanding Player in the history of the CFL/NFL. If the Blue Bombers win the West Division, Sergio Castillo would be worthy of consideration, although it’s very unlikely he’d receive it.

Precision (96.4 percent FG accuracy) is the calling card for José Maltos Díaz, third in the league with 130 points. Vincent Blanchard is a league-best 23 of 24 on field goals inside 40 yards. Sean Whyte lacks the booming leg of the aforementioned trio of kickers but remains steady up close while getting frequent PAT opportunities.