The Calgary Stampeders made a statement in the Labour Day Classic at McMahon Stadium, rolling past the Edmonton Elks 28–7. Vernon Adams Jr. connected with Dominique Rhymes for a touchdown, Dedrick Mills rushed for 106 yards, and Erik Brooks brought the crowd to its feet with his first CFL return touchdown. Calgary’s defence was relentless, recording four sacks and shutting down Edmonton completely in the second half.
With the win, the Stamps improve to 8–3 and stay within striking distance of first in the West, while the Elks drop to 4–7 and see their winning streak snapped. In front of 27,764 fans, Calgary showed both offensive firepower and defensive dominance, further proving their resurgence in the 2025 season.
Credit to : TSN
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