Mark H.

We fully expect Ray & Co. to steal Ed Gainey's lunch money.

Well, there is no doubt that is Harris is the superior blocker. Back in the day, I remembering wondering why Chuck Diesel wasn't used more as a release valve.

Because brown cows don't give chocolate milk.

Imagine if Khari had had the kind of release valve that Nichols has in Harris. I think Harris would have been a great fit in that O.

For me - Andrew Harris. Roberts is a more explosive runner, but Harris is more explosive as a receiver and better in pass pro.

Would you take Andrew Harris or Charles Roberts?

If Harris gets 1000/1000 then we better have the MOP and the Most Outstanding OL.

Randle & Heath need to be - Randle & Heath

Lindsey will need a ton of YAC from his receivers to get anything done.

Indeed - keep Reilly & his Hail Mary threats off the field

What an unbelievable receiving corps. Watson should be open almost by default.

Well...there are numerous possibilities: With golden hearts we see thee rise Oh Bomberland In all thy runs command Randle keep our island On guard = on Bond! btw, don't stand up

Glenn be working for cheap & they give their PR guys a little extra cheese on the taco.

There, there - I'm sure you could get some help with that - maybe even a nice pat on the head.

There are two visuals in this thread - please specify.

Endorsement from a highschool history teacher - kind of a big deal.

Not to mention the Grey Cup...

I don't disagree with that. If you look at some of the big plays vs. Riders you will see DBs cheating towards the line as if they were expecting a running play and might have to cover for someone.

Sure. But if you look at the positives, Heath & Randle can cover BLM's primary targets while Alexander and Walker are improving every game. Then you have the punishment of Loffler and the explosiveness of Mo. Considering that they're starting Hurl, they need to get Poop back on the field or Messam will run all over them.

That was going to my second post - thus I'm going to post a post post your post.

And far below average in pass protection.

Pretty good assessment of the position. Except for catching passes out of the backfield (usually with tacklers bearing down) and pass protection. Andrew Harris brings a nice mix of all three.

If the Stamps keep winning - they could make trouble for us.

Trying to imagine the explosion - when y'all hate something that really matters.