CFL Playoff Teams 2026

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All 9 CFL teams, division by division, with each team’s 2026 playoff status: current seed, games back of the last playoff spot, or elimination, plus division records, points, streak and point differential. Every name links to the team’s own playoff page. Through Week 15: 1 team has clinched, 1 is in the hunt and 2 are eliminated. Current division leaders: Elks (West Division), Montréal (East Division).

CFL Playoff Teams by Division

West0 clinched1 in the hunt · 0 eliminated
East1 clinched0 in the hunt · 2 eliminated

West

East

Teams are ordered within each division by win percentage, then head-to-head, division record and point differential. Tags show the current playoff seed, games back of the last playoff spot, or elimination, all from games played to date.

How CFL Playoff Teams Are Seeded

The top three in each division qualify, ranked by points (two for a win, one for a tie). The division winner is seeded first and gets a bye; the second-place team hosts the third-place team in the Semi-Final. A fourth-place team with more points than the other division’s third-place team crosses over and takes that spot. Ties are broken by wins, head-to-head wins, head-to-head net points and net points.

Every one of the 9 CFL teams listed here has its own page with record, seed, schedule and playoff path, all updated automatically. The playoff picture ranks the same teams by seed, and the bracket shows where they land.

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CFL playoff teams FAQ

Who leads the West Division?

Edmonton Elks (West Division, 11-4).

Which teams hold the other West playoff spots?

BC Lions (8-6), Saskatchewan Roughriders (8-6), with 1 team still in the hunt.

Who leads the East Division?

Montreal Alouettes (East Division, 11-3).

Which teams hold the other East playoff spots?

Toronto Argonauts (9-6), Winnipeg Blue Bombers (7-7); nobody else is still in the hunt.

Which CFL teams are still winless?

Ottawa Redblacks.

How are CFL playoff teams decided?

The top three in each division by points (two for a win, one for a tie). If the fourth-place team in one division has more points than the third-place team in the other, it crosses over and takes that spot.