Mark H.

Als D looking stout so far - need to flip the field though.

TO winning the field position...as usual.

Beats me. Seems like the last thing you'd do against the Argos. Faj is now pinned deep.

Argos still getting good field position.

What the heck was with that side arm throw?

Superb.

Agreed. Those collapses lead to TDs, more often than not.

I guess no one should have had her......either.

Oh...behave.

I completely concur. No adventures today.......................please

If we don't, they could make trouble for us.

My keys to the game: 1. Offense: Establish Brady - early and often. If BC blitzes, make them pay. ZC: no picks today! 2. Defense: do not worry so much about pressure, just keep VAJ in the pocket. 3. Special Teams: Castillo cannot miss makeable kicks today, especially converts. Kick cover / returns: no big plays needed, just don't mess up. 3a. My biggest concern is not VAJ - it's the kick coverage we've seen most of the year

As long as I can get the fountain drink in my Yeti...

For the W Beer only $1.50 more than a fountain drink? The dental association must be a sponsor today.

Looking forward to some Sheed blocks today - running attack will be the straw that stirs the drink

Precisely.

Bombers D has a tendency to allow that. I think we win, but I don't think we blow them out.

The X factor here is whether or not the Als can contain the Argos special teams With fewer drives that start at midfield, the Argos O would not be that much better than the Als Both Ds are stingy and both could come up with a good game I would go as far as to say - containing the Argo return game - is the single biggest key to winning this year's Grey Cup

I spent the better part of a decade working in a pig barn, including large breeding animals. Some are aggressive, some aren't. My fingers are all intact.

No, there is not that big of a difference. It's less likely but at all impossible. Sorry, do not want derail this thread.

Yes. They have had some good games. I am worried about fatique becoming an issue, if the score stays close. DL is crucial to the success of our D.

#fortheW?

LOL. I guess Randy Ambrosie reads MBB - and pulled some strings.

Pigs go back to wild boars, in a couple of generations. Most (if not all) North American wild boars, are descended from escaped domesticated pigs

I'm more concerned about our pressure getting to Vaj. They haven't always had consistent pressure this year A Ritchie Hall D struggles when the front does not get pressure.