Mark H.

I'm sure you meant a terrible OL in front them, but with some of those OLs, behind is a more appropriate description.

You have to look only at points scored by the offense - Ottawa has the lead by a whopping +1. Both teams have played 5 games. Btw, the RB's have played Calgary twice.

Ok, I do believe we're done here.

I agree that Harris is a good QB. That offense moves the ball well and has really been piling up the points.

Only if HC & GM are willing to upgrade at certain positions.

So hard to find good haiku help these days

Yet we all remember the result and the years of OL rebuilding when 3 of them were not re-signed in the '09 free agency period.

Blink was running behind some good OLs during the Berry era. Goodspeed, Sheridan, Picard, Greene, Gauthier, St. Germaine, Labatte, et. al.

Absurd indeed - just absurd

I could not agree more. And only 7 of tonight's points were due to a turnover by the D. O looks shaky at times, but overall some impressive drives against a tough D

Seek, read and ye shall find. Start new threads and thou shalt not find nor grasp the concepts. I, have purchased a goodly amount of beer, which shall create a post-game belch.

Firing someone is easy, to answer the question, it wouldn't take much at all. Of hiring a replacement - I cannot say as much.

Agreed. Just adding my 0.02 to keep things in perspective. It's not as if Harris is a weapon who's not being used.

They are getting the ball to Harris in a variety of ways. The touches are there, just not as many as handoffs. He has 200 yards receiving, which gives him over 400 yards from scrimmage. Only Joshua Stangby had has more receiving yards, but has played two more games. All other RBs have significantly less receiving yardage.

Behave.

Can't go wrong with a Stella

Kamar Jorden

Atomic is the bomb

In other news - Sinopoli scores a TD again today. LOCKED!

That is all.

Agreed. I highly doubt that they all woke up one morning and forgot how to run block.

Yep. He said he would come back to the huddle and say 'hey, they can't cover me.'

It was the least common denominator of football The skeleton requirements of first downs and touchdowns A Riders' loss

If this were the Stamps The horse would be named Woe is me

He was punting directionally to pin Rainey. He actually averaged 35 yards per punt (BC: 39). Rainey averaged fewer yards per punt return than Lankford did.