Mark H.

I thought this was a good game for the O. Montreal is always going to get pressure, they have a great D. 26 points and 200+ yards for BO, missing their undisputed #1 receiver - there's not much to criticize there

I don't think OL is that bad in pass pro. They are just not as good as they were a few years ago. I would say the passing attack needs some adjustments, and those are slowly being made.

honestly at this point you probably give him some receivers and the time and space will follow since a defence would have to respect the passing options. 

I thought this was a good game for the O. Montreal is always going to get pressure, they have a great D. 26 points and 200+ yards for BO, missing their undisputed #1 receiver - there's not much to criticize there

I thought Collaros was fantastic tonight....??

Montreals offense is obviously banged up, but we beat a no joke defense while missing key receivers. Bombers slowly wore them down with smart play by Zach and Hogan FINALLY let Brady cook. 

If Demerio Houston can return to form...suddenly our CB situation is looking good. I'm really liking what I'm seeing from Vaval. Uses his athleticism and works hard. Cam Allen's hit on Spieker gave me hope that we can put a decent secondary together.
But today the defense was still questionable at times given we were playing an 8th string QB. 
Offense was surprisingly well executed especially given we were out two of Zach's go-to receivers for most of the game. Have to credit Zach. He made some chicken salad today. Obviously leaned on Brady but I thought Zach had an exceptional game distributing the football.

That was in 2009 and it took a missed Toronto walk off FG (by Medlock of all people) at the end to win it. 

Wasn't that 2009? I went to a game that year with a similar score. Medlock missed like a 57 yarder for Toronto. It was so empty at Skydome you could hear me cheering on the telecast.

The big thing with Swaggerville was generating turnovers. But on the other side of ball, the O was mostly anemic.  I remember them beating the Argos 13 - 12, with something like half a dozen turnovers from the D.

The big thing with Swaggerville was generating turnovers. But on the other side of ball, the O was mostly anemic.  I remember them beating the Argos 13 - 12, with something like half a dozen turnovers from the D.

But will call 2-3 phantom PI on the Bombers.

Fajardo at QB for the Als?

Haha .. I grabbed the wrong depth chart. 
Still low on the caffeine this morning .. looks like it's going to be one of *those* days

A dream is a wish your heart makes. 

Fajardo at QB for the Als?

Fajardo at QB for the Als?

Fajardo at QB for the Als?

Fajardo at QB for the Als?

Fajardo at QB for the Als?

It will replace a lot.   Things like movie scores, commercials and places where the song isn’t front and center. 
 
For some pop music, this has almost already been happening with the formulaic writers.  Just won’t need those humans. 
 
I think what this does do is put a premium on authentic musicians and live performances.  I haven’t yet seen AI put emotion and lived experience into songs. 
 
And the more it generates and can flood the market, I think the more people will crave human created content. 
 
 

Or you could say he was evaluated thoroughly and promptly released.

I appreciated Younger's answer when he was asked why they let both Bighill and Alexander go at the same time, given how important leadership and communication are.
"The other side of that is the physical toll that the game takes.  Either way, you have a challenge.  Whether the challenge is communication or physical limitations - you choose your challenge."

I appreciated Younger's answer when he was asked why they let both Bighill and Alexander go at the same time, given how important leadership and communication are.
"The other side of that is the physical toll that the game takes.  Either way, you have a challenge.  Whether the challenge is communication or physical limitations - you choose your challenge."

I appreciated Younger's answer when he was asked why they let both Bighill and Alexander go at the same time, given how important leadership and communication are.
"The other side of that is the physical toll that the game takes.  Either way, you have a challenge.  Whether the challenge is communication or physical limitations - you choose your challenge."