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Chad Ochocinco Jersey . - Carlos Ruiz scored the go-ahead goal in the 75th minute to help the Philadelphia Union beat the Chicago Fire 2-1 on Saturday night.With the first few weeks of the boxscores in the books, the CFL season has hit the ground running, passing, and receiving in 2009. Big performances have highlighted the early stages of this years campaign, and no city has showcased that more than Montreal, where the Alouettes are full throttle at 3-0, averaging 44.3 points per contest. If the veteran Als can maintain that pace, they would eclipse the 1994 Calgary Stampeders current record of 38.8 (ppg).  "You talk about the psychology of the Montreal Alouettes, I think they were offended, frankly, by a lot of the talk that they have no competition in the East and theyre just going to roll through to the Grey Cup," explained CFL on TSN analyst Jock Climie. "They want to say We are the best team in the league. They are no longer just content to be the best team in the East."  With so much success moving the ball in this young season, its not surprising that four of Montreals offensive stars are anticipating reaching impressive statistical benchmarks at their positions. The ageless Anthony Calvillo sits second in the league with 879 passing yards (on pace for 5,274). A model of consistency, it would be the sixth time in his career that AC has surpassed the 5,000-yard mark, including 2004 where he threw for 6,041 yards.  In Week 3, Calvillo continued his ascension through the record books by amassing passing touchdown number 333, tying him with the late Ron Lancaster for second on the all-time list. "To put up those two touchdowns to help our team win and to also tie Ron Lancaster, and to do it here (in Saskatchewan), its something Im always going to remember," expressed Calvillo after the game. A quarterbacks job can always be made easier by the talent in his receiving corps and the Als have a pair of ddangerous targets in Kerry Watkins, who caught one of the touchdown strikes last week, and Ben Cahoon, who made arguably the catch of the year thus far by reaching behind Saskatchewan defender James Patrick to come down with the ball. Justin Tuck Jersey.      Watkins and Cahoon have hauled in 251 and 211 receiving yards (on pace for 1,506 and 1,266), and they are aiming for their fifth and eighth straight 1,000-yard seasons, respectively. The Alouettes have been blessed with excess over the years in terms of skill, which has translated to success season after season. The newest weapon in their arsenal is fourth-year running back Avon Cobourne and his league-leading 317 yards on the ground (on pace for 1,902).  Cobourne showed what he could do in 2008 by rushing for 950 yards, receiving for another 650 yards, and adding six touchdowns. Apparently he may have just scratched the surface.  "They definitely are flexing their muscles and showing they are Grey Cup contenders," said CFL on TSN analyst Matt Dunigan.  Football may be the ultimate team game, but the crowds eyes are inevitably drawn towards the offensive player holding the ball, which normally is reserved for the skill positions. Apologies in advance, of course, to every offensive lineman who has recovered a fumble and lumbered their way down the field for a few yards. What youre missing by following the ball is Montreals offensive line, led by centre Brian Chiu. The men in the trenches have kept Calvillo clean, allowing only one sack and and helping the Als rack up a 5.8 yards-per-rush average. Calvillo is unquestionably the cog that makes Montreals machine perform, but the CFLs Bleu, Blanc, et Rouge are getting it done from all angles in 2009 with a well-balanced offensive attack.   ' ' '