Mark H.

And it LOOKED LIKE they could do the same thing to Faj. Credit the Als coaches and also them having the right personel.

Yeah, it's all in good fun. I use Scrooge quotes in my classroom, in my most curmudgeonly voice. The kids like it, or pretend to. 😄

Or it can do the opposite: 2022 Argos, 2016 Redblacks

I would say the past 2 years were an anomaly. Those happen. But on an overall average, first place teams win more championships

First teams make up a significantly higher percentage of grey cup finalists and champions.

I'm thinking Scrooge: "be here all the earlier, the next morning!"

He did cut bait...

Yeah, if he goes somewhere with at least a competent O, he will do well.

Gotta disagree with you there. He is at minimum top 5 in the league - there's only a few others that run routes and make catches the way he does.

I would think so. He has been treated more than fairly in Winnipeg.

I have family in that line of work. Many try it due to the $$, and many can't hack it.

You know me...I don't watch the no fun league.

Except that most people can't do that kind of work.

Couple good lasers, and we're golden.

Google: reddit cfl streams Precisely.

Yep. And the Bombers could have quite easily done the same and they had the opportunity several times.

That works to a certain extent - but you're not going to be a perennial contender.

We have also seen the opposite. The Bombers spent a number of years in that hinterland, as you well know.

It's the one position where you can't cheap out. You can slide lesser talent in here and there at other positions, but not at QB

It's not nuts. You know why it happens.

O'Shea only with Collaros - also ran.

Exhibit A: Eric Lindross

Can't wait for more of the 'running backs are a dime a dozen' posts. After that, do linebackers.

I heard they fart in his general direction.

It has been wonderful to witness our beloved football team emerge from the Canadian Football Hinterland. Savouring their success is akin to the gradual imbibement of single malt. Would that I still had young days ahead of me, and could fully take to the field again.