Mark H.

If they spread out to defend Streveler, Harris has openings up the middle.  Then you have Hardrick, Bryant and Co. blowing things up on every running play.
If you're the opposing D, of course you will game plan to stop the run - but that doesn't mean it's going to work.

If they spread out to defend Streveler, Harris has openings up the middle.  Then you have Hardrick, Bryant and Co. blowing things up on every running play.
If you're the opposing D, of course you will game plan to stop the run - but that doesn't mean it's going to work.

It's no wonder they're not recognized, official stats record Jefferson with 3 QS's  with no sacks for any other members of the team.  I'll have to re-watch the game more closely but I know Nevis, Richardson and Hansen got to Harris at least once each putting him on his back and Thiadric was responsible for one F.F..  In the end stats. are for losers, this is the best D-line the Bombers have fielded in an extremely long time.

Let Choke Harris have the MOP on glorified stats...I'd rather Andrew Clutch Harris be awarded  the Grey MOP

check out this beauty block by Bighill on the Rios pick six. 
Ball is tipped, Gable standing around, Bighill and Rios are barely in the frame, but they get on their horses...

Rios grabs the ball, Gable is still kinda ambling around, but he's in position to touch Rios down...

Nope. Bighill runs past Gable, spins 180 degrees around at full speed, gets both hands on the only guy who can make the tackle.

And so...

Just love watching these guys rally to each other.  What a team.

You're right. The way that game started with the fumbled snap it could have gone right downhill. But it didn't. We're a pretty darn good team.

There's a couple things to worry about. 
He holds the ball low, always.  Haven't seen a ton of fumbles but scares me in the pocket, and a little when he gets running, the ball is at his waist.  They don't need him to do a ton of straight drops into a regular pocket though, especially if they get more consistent in running Zone Read/RPO stuff testing the edge/contain of the D.
Also when he scrambles he tucks the ball pretty immediately so there's not much chance he's going to get back into a position to make a throw.  Good he's decisive but we're probably missing some plays downfield on those scrambles.  To me this is the thing he/they need to figure out if he's going to be a legit starting level QB.

Dont profess to be all ens all..just a perspective from a different place..and a bit of tidbits from people in the know and will in the game.
Btw..Kongbo''s "injury" was a nutshot..lol...heal to the onions
 

Imagine having Micah Johnson for more money instead? 
 
Lmao 

Smooth, very smooth. 

His spin on how the Esks have been working on discipline was beyond belief - those two costly penalties were the cumulative effect of the crap they were doing all game. 

1. Willie Jefferson
2. Rest of the DL crew
3. Running game: 17 & 33
HH: Medlock 

Smooth, very smooth. 

When in doubt, see what Booch has to say about it. 

And he's leading Operation Overlord when we play the Riders. 

1. Willie Jefferson
2. Rest of the DL crew
3. Running game: 17 & 33
HH: Medlock 

Pickup games in our backyard and on an outdoor rink in fall are the extent of my experience.  Sure, I've learned some things from being a fan, but you gotta defer to those who obviously know more. 

When in doubt, see what Booch has to say about it. 

And he's leading Operation Overlord when we play the Riders. 

When in doubt, see what Booch has to say about it. 

His spin on how the Esks have been working on discipline was beyond belief - those two costly penalties were the cumulative effect of the crap they were doing all game. 

Pickup games in our backyard and on an outdoor rink in fall are the extent of my experience.  Sure, I've learned some things from being a fan, but you gotta defer to those who obviously know more. 

When in doubt, see what Booch has to say about it. 

And he's leading Operation Overlord when we play the Riders. 

Sincerely,
RiderFans