SpeedFlex27

You saw what MOS did to Streveler tonite so why would he start him. Better chance Earth is destroyed by a rogue meteor tomorrow.

MOS has to be on the coaching hot seat if we don't improve. keeping him around for consistency sake isn't a good enough reason to keep him anymore.

This would have been a great opportunity to give Streveler some experience but our dumbass HC won't do it because he's too stubborn

Nichols to the end??? What a joke.

This is a playoff team. But nothing more.

They won't

Crossover

I remember Ray Jauch couldn't do it but Cal Murphy took over & he did. And Jauch had some great regular seasons with Brock putting up huge numbers.

At some point the discussion has to be about whether or not he is the Head Coach to push us over the top.

This is Year 5 of his coaching reign & we are worse than last season.

MOS makes some absolutely mind boggling decisions.

I have to agree unfortunately

I'm all for celebrating but really?

Guys we're down 17 points & you do that?

Johnson threw Harris down

When we need a big play we don't get it.

Garbage time toss.

Big deal. I'll take Streveler over Davis in a heartbeat.

We are playing like crap today.

He was also a dog.

Eskimos may cancel tomorrow's game due to heavy smoke. The team said it will have an announcement noon tomorrow.

They sure did not get it & I'm sure they didn't care.

Former Blue Bombers Wide Receiver James Murphy. He played 9 seasons with the Big Blue from 1982 -90. As a receiver he caught 573 passes for 9,036 yards with a 15.8 yard average & scored 61 touchdowns. He returned 11 punts for 171 yards with a 15.5 yard average. Murphy's lone touchdown as a punt returner went for 64 yards. He also returned 40 kickoffs for 921 yards with a 23.0 yard average but no touchdowns. Murphy was a CFL Western Division All Star in 1986 & a CFL Eastern Division All Star in 1987, 88 & 89 as well as an All Canadian in 1988. He won three Grey Cups as a Blue Bomber in 1984, 88 & 90. Murphy was elected to the Canadian Football Hall Of Fame in 2000.

Ernie Pitts played both Tight end & Defensive Back for the Blue Bombers from 1957 -69. As a Tight End with the Bombers he caught 337 passes for 5,525 yards & 54 touchdowns. As a defensive back with the Blue Bombers he had 17 interceptions for 215 yards & no touchdowns. He was a CFL Western Conference All Star as a receiver in 1957, 59, & 1960 . He was a Western Conference All Star in 1966 & 68 as a cornerback. As a Blue Bomber he won 4 Grey Cups. Prior to the 1970 season Pitts was traded to the BC Lions. Tragically, on September 24, 1970 while at his home in Denver, Colorado on a break from the Lions, Pitts was shot to death by his estranged wife in a domestic dispute. He was 35.

Charles Roberts