The 140: CFL Power Rankings - Week 14

Welcome to the sixth installment of "The 140," theScore's new CFL Power Rankings, where we break down each team in 140 characters or fewer. Because that's all the time you've got. 

1. Calgary Stampeders, 10-2 (Last Week: 1)

Calgary's winning streak was halted without Jon Cornish or Bo Levi Mitchell in the lineup, but it's still the best in the West. 

2. Saskatchewan Roughriders, 9-3 (Last Week: 4)

Overtime was necessary to overcome the lowly Redblacks, but Saskatchewan has shown a knack for winning close games in 2014.

3. Edmonton Eskimos, 8-4 (Last Week: 2)

The Eskimos fell apart in the second half against Hamilton for their third loss in four games and host Saskatchewan next week.

4. Hamilton Tiger-Cats, 4-7 (Last Week: 5)

Zach Collaros continues to impress in his return from injury and the Tiger-Cats have arguably the best run defence the league.

5. BC Lions, 7-5 (Last Week: 3)

The Lions' losing record at home is especially concerning considering BC Place will host the Grey Cup Final in November.

6. Montreal Alouettes, 4-8 (Last Week: 6)

Beating the Stampeders should give Montreal a much-needed confidence boost. Brandon Whitaker leads the league in rushing yards.

7. Toronto Argonauts, 4-8 (Last Week: 7)

The Argonauts are a difficult team to contain when Chad Owens is healthy. They're also the only team in the East with a road victory.

8. Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 6-6 (Last Week: 8)

Winnipeg benefited from a host of West Division losses during its bye week, but wins will be hard to come by without Drew Willy.

9. Ottawa Redblacks, 1-10 (Last Week: 9)

Despite playing its best game thus far against the Roughriders, Ottawa's losing skid stands at eight contests in a forgettable debut season.