A second\u002Dhalf rally wasn\u0027t enough as Ottawa\u0027s home field struggles continued.
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“It’s tough to lose,” Arbuckle said. “You’re not going to win them all, but you definitely want to win at home. It’s tough to go into a bye week on a loss because you have a long time to think about it and mull it over. We’re looking forward to coming back and playing this team again at home here again in a couple of weeks and continuing what we got going in that second half. I think all of us wanted to keep playing football.
The Redblacks defensive secondary tightened up after spending the better part of three quarters giving up huge chunks of yardage to Argos quarterback McLeod Bethel-Thompson, who completed 27 passes for 365 yards. With 7 1/2 minutes left in the first half, Arbuckle overthrew Jaelon Acklin and the ball was intercepted by Maurice Carnell at Toronto’s 39-yard line. Another Toronto field goal made it 13-0.
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