Edmonton Elks Playoffs 2026

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The Edmonton Elks are 12-4 (24 points), 1st in the West Division. If the season ended today they would be the West's No. 1 seed, with a bye to the Division Final. Next: home to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Fri, Oct 16 · 9:30 PM EDT.

Edmonton ElksWest DivisionIn · West No. 1
12-4Record
24Points
28Max points
+103Point diff
7-1Home
5-3Away
W2Streak
2Games left
Next gamevs Blue BombersFri, Oct 16 · 9:30 PM EDT
Last gameW 27-12 at Tiger-CatsFri, Oct 9
Playoff path if it ended todayWest Final · byeAgainst the Lions/Roughriders winner

Season Trend

Elks: wins minus losses, game by game this season
.500+8

West Division Standings

#TeamW-L-TPTSMaxDiff
1Elks12-4-02428+103
2Lions10-6-02024+75
3Roughriders8-7-01622+22
4Blue Bombers crossover8-8-01620-31
5Stampeders8-9-01618+26

Top three qualify; a fourth-place team with more points than the other division’s third-place team crosses over. Max = most points still possible. Full playoff picture →

Elks Schedule and Results

DateOpponentResultTV
Mon, Sep 7at StampedersW 38-28
Sat, Sep 12vs StampedersW 53-16
Sat, Sep 19at ArgonautsL 19-24
Sat, Sep 26vs Tiger-CatsW 37-35
Fri, Oct 9at Tiger-CatsW 27-12
Fri, Oct 16vs Blue Bombers9:30 PM
Sat, Oct 24at Roughriders3:00 PM

Times Eastern.

This Edmonton Elks playoffs page refreshes after every Elks game: record, points, playoff or crossover position, what it takes to clinch and schedule. Compare them with the rest of the West playoff picture, or see their projected route on the bracket.

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Edmonton Elks playoffs FAQ

Are the Edmonton Elks in a playoff spot?

Yes, as of today: No. 1 in the West.

Who would the Edmonton Elks play in the playoffs?

Nobody until the West Final on November 7: first place gets a bye and hosts the winner of the Semi-Final; against the Lions/Roughriders winner.

When is the next Elks game?

Fri, Oct 16 · 9:30 PM EDT, home to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

What is the Elks record at home and on the road?

7-1 at home and 5-3 away, with a +103 point differential.

How do CFL teams make the playoffs?

The top three in each division by points (2 per win, 1 per tie), plus the crossover: a fourth-place team with more points than the other division’s third-place team takes that spot.