Mark H.

And the date base is still not fully appreciated.

Based on what we saw Saturday night, he will throw for 300+ when teams stack the box.

Either way, you gotta say the QBs underthrow was the primary cause.

Crazy stat: Bombers won Time of Possession by 10 minutes.

If a receiver tips the ball, different story and probably not on the QB. But that ball was tipped by a DB.

First, I agree with a lot of what you’re saying, it’s a solid post. However, Reilly is known for throwing deep, thus the game plan would be designed that way. The OC will call more deep plays because that’s what his QB prefers. There no point in suggesting otherwise, it’s what Reilly led offences have always done. I would say both secondaries had coverage busts, with the Bombers giving up several explosion plays. You mentioned the running game - I think that was the difference - 150 yards compared to almost zero.

1. Harris and the Whole Hogs 2. Nevis and the Roasted Reilly 3. Hotdog Hecht and his pickles HH: Captain Nichols - who is ribeye and lobster this year

He doesn’t always drink gin - but when he does - it’s BOMBay

Secondary Tackling Issues - the Sequel

Agreed - good play by Adams to prevent the pick.

Precisely.

Greg Ellingson

Somebody go start a Daily Bonnet thread.

Good thread - that is all.

Go away.

Both of those things are probably true.

I agree, it is a red herring. But somehow we always move on to newer, shinier ideas - without completely considering all the angles or having all the solutions. Another example: the cabs and sleepers of semis are made of fibre glass - plenty of those are buried in landfill sites.

Oh I agree. I think he fills the DT role quite well.

Carbon fibre is fibre glass. I have seen a small amount of the stuff burn - it's worse than a tire fire.

Every year, Nevis seems to be: a) on the bubble b) then he makes the team

(Can't take player X - some other team will over pay him in a few years) Retirements and losses via free agency should really be considered 'good picks.'

Every single list has American OL being cut. It really must suck to come up here and try out at that position, especially on the interior.

If you will pardon the interruption - how are you planning to safely dispose of or recycle the fibre glass when your windmill blades are at the end of their life? Solar panels: silicon and aluminum are more recyclable I 100% agree that climate change needs to be dealt with. But the oil industry has an 'orphan well' problem - how long until renewables have an orphan windmill blade and/or a solar panel problem? Check out this article on fibre glass boats - windmill blades will wear our much quicker than a fibre glass boat. https://earth911.com/eco-tech/recycle-boats/

Das Blutbad

But when places like Sweden use garbage to generate electricity - it's efficient and progressive. #notmovinggoalposts