Mark H.

Fajardo threw for almost 4000 yards this past season. Fair to say that both had a solid receiving crew to throw to. It's not the passing yards with them, it's more the decision making in critical situations.

MBT? I don't think there's much to choose from - between the two.

I can easily see why someone would give it up. There is very little consistency in what they are asked to call. And command centre can be downright inexplicable.

Even then, some offenses will be able to deal with the pressure. I'd say you have to be able to go with a 3 or 4 man rush & trust your back end to cover.

Is it just me - or does he not seem to have an answer when an opposing O can handle the pressure?

And if the Bombers had ended up winning, he would have still played a decent game. The guy passed for almost 300 yards.

Morissey and Nurse puck moving on the back end.

I never watched Brock play, but my uncle always insists he was prone to overthrowing receivers. Would you say that's accurate?

History suggests that the Als would be wise if they held on to Fajardo - unless they 100% have a suitable replacement

Single malt and 1919 are exempt from the salary cap.

CFRY is more of a news station for the Portage area. They do play country music, but it's not their bread & butter

It's the only reason I'm still on facebook.

@SpeedFlex27 I knew you'd be able to help this guy out - love to see it!

Jeffrey had previously coached in Edmonton and Toronto.

The Big Blue were in an almost identical situation - back in 2013 when they hired O'Shea.

Ok. But there was also 'pretty good authority' saying Pierce was the front runner.

Yep. I"d say the Riders need to go with 3 imports on the OL, like the Bombers did not that long ago. But who's going to find good ones? Sure as cuss not O'Day.

It's both.

If I forget $100 at home on a shopping trip - I can't spend that money.

I guess if folks can't just leave it alone...

Each team can only slice the pie so many ways The vast majority of these guys will not make much more money signing elsewhere And going to a non-contender = lost playoff $$

That's a big maybe. 93/94 with Dunigan healthy And for sure 2001

That is the mentality he has always had.

Sure he does. Just saying the play book could have been better suited to his injury

With a package consisting of 100% running plays - I'm honestly surprised he wants to come back.