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Late-Game Comeback Not Enough as Edmonton Elks Use Big Plays to Hold on for Win over Roughriders

Justin Rankin scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns to keep Edmonton's playoff hopes alive as Saskatchewan lost its second straight game despite dominating key stats.

  • On Saturday night, the Edmonton Elks defeated the Saskatchewan Roughriders 27-25 at Commonwealth Stadium in Week 17 after Saskatchewan's two-point conversion failed on the final play.
  • Edmonton needed a victory to keep its playoff hopes alive and improved to 6-9, while Saskatchewan entered with the CFL's best record but suffered its first back-to-back losses.
  • Justin Rankin's two late touchdowns and 82 yards on 14 carries sparked Edmonton's comeback, while Kenneth Logan Jr. and Brock Mogensen intercepted Trevor Harris twice to shift momentum.
  • The victory doubled as a tribute to Larry Thompson, Edmonton Elks owner who died this week, with players and coach dedicating the win to his family.
  • The Edmonton Elks must win remaining games and get help to reach the post-season, as they return home to host Winnipeg after a Week 18 bye, while Saskatchewan faces Ottawa.
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Late-game comeback not enough as Edmonton Elks use big plays to hold on for win over Roughriders

Edmonton takes advantage of handful of huge plays in fourth quarter, go on to 27-25 victory in CFL action

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