Hamilton Tiger-Cats Playoffs 2026

Updated

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are 5-12 (10 points), 3rd in the East Division. They have been eliminated from playoff contention. Next: home to the Ottawa Redblacks, Sat, Oct 24 · 3:00 PM EDT.

Hamilton Tiger-CatsEast DivisionEliminated
5-12Record
10Points
12Max points
-93Point diff
3-6Home
2-6Away
L1Streak
1Games left
Next gamevs RedblacksSat, Oct 24 · 3:00 PM EDT
Last gameL 12-27 vs ElksFri, Oct 9

Season Trend

Tiger-Cats: wins minus losses, game by game this season
.500-7

East Division Standings

#TeamW-L-TPTSMaxDiff
1Montréal13-4-02628+131
2Argonauts9-8-01820+6
3Tiger-Cats5-12-01012-93
4Redblacks1-16-024-223

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 →

Tiger-Cats Schedule and Results

DateOpponentResultTV
Mon, Sep 7vs ArgonautsL 22-37
Fri, Sep 18vs MontréalL 25-37
Sat, Sep 26at ElksL 35-37
Fri, Oct 2at RedblacksW 34-16
Fri, Oct 9vs ElksL 12-27
Sat, Oct 24vs Redblacks3:00 PM

Times Eastern.

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

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Hamilton Tiger-Cats playoffs FAQ

Can the Hamilton Tiger-Cats still make the playoffs?

No. Even by winning every remaining game they cannot catch the third-place team or earn the crossover.

When is the next Tiger-Cats game?

Sat, Oct 24 · 3:00 PM EDT, home to the Ottawa Redblacks.

What is the Tiger-Cats record at home and on the road?

3-6 at home and 2-6 away, with a -93 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.