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Demski - Totally beat his man to get wide open for 82 yard TD to set the tone. Adams - Amazing 1 handed catch didn't get enough air time. Jefferson - Owned Ottawa's OL HH: Streveler - 2 Running TD's, 1 excellent passing TD.

There are degrees of wrong. It's wrong to assume a mouse is rat, it's ridiculously wrong to assume a mouse is a giraffe. Just because two things can't be proven, doesn't make them the same degree of wrong. I'm assuming that Lucky's replacement would not play as well as Lucky did in the game. As he had a great game, it's likely that I'm right. You're assuming that Lucky's replacement is actually better than Lucky on the night. That's a giraffe vs mouse kind of assumption. There is very little chance that you're right. Two hypothetical situations that are equally likely right are equal. Two hypothetical situations where one is likely right and the other is likely wrong aren't.

Your 'point' seems to be that ridiculous assertions are equal to realist ones.

What a crock of ____. No way to prove either statement, but you're statement is way out to lunch and mine was reasonable.

Burnham - Gotta pick someone who is playing against Toronto. With Burnham going on the IR this week, I'll change my vote to Mike Reilly.

I'd go: Winnipeg - Beat a good team and a bad team. Lucky it's a team game. Hamilton - Killed bad teams. Not convinced they are anywhere near as good as they've looked so far. Edmonton - Reduce the penalties. Win the big games. Ottawa - As good as Dom plays. We'll see if he can keep it up going forward. Calgary - Lucky to win one. Regina - Playing Toronto is good for what ails you. BC - Getting better, but a long way to go. Montreal - Should be the worst team in the league. Toronto - Are the worst team in the league.

Maybe you prefer... Without Lucky we lose. Without Nichols we still win. Better?

I had that problem last year. Also had some weird jumpiness to the video feed at times. Lame considering the price.

Of course they do. Why even argue about it?

It's not magic. Any competent QB makes those passes.

Argos are a bad team. Franklin hasn't taken the next step and may never take it. SJ Green used to be great, sad to see how far he's fallen. Darby is absolutely brutal. I guess they'll win a game or two, but it will be more luck than skill. The Riders aren't as bad as I've been led to believe. Fajardo looked good in the last 2 games. Better than broke down Collaros. If he can keep it up, the Riders will get out of the basement in the West.

The first TD was a good pass. The second TD was all Lucky.

Without Whitehead, we lose.

You're still mistaking wins for a QB stat. FTR: Nichols didn't win the game, the rest of the team did. He's just the QB of record on most of his wins.

Actually it's your bias that's showing. You're still equating QB play and wins as if they are the same thing. Wins are a team stat, not a QB stat. Reilly did more than enough to win. He had a great game. His team lost the game. I'd bet he looks at the 2 or 3 plays he could have done better and wishes he had a do over so his team could win. That's how good QB's see the game.

FITY

Sorry if I misinterpreted. If Reilly was throwing to Walker they likely win but that's receiver performance, not QB performance. .... and 1 fumble when when the DL got to him in the throwing motion.

Reilly played great and didn't win. 85.7% completions doesn't jive with 'teams have figured him out'. 350+ yards doesn't jive with 'obviously not moving the ball well enough'. None of his stats jive with 'not doing enough to win football games'. Reilly is doing enough, but last night his his special teams couldn't stop an onside kick, his defence couldn't stop a backup QB from scoring twice in the last couple of minutes and his HC went for 7 when he could have easily taken 3 at the end of the half. Change any of that, none of which have anything to do with the way Reilly played, and the Lions win.

Again... that's got nothing to do with QB play.

You're confusing wins with how well a QB plays. Reilly was 36/42, 85.7% for 354 yards with 2 TD's and 0 Ints last night. That's great QBing.

Saying Arbuckle is one of the top QB's in the league is silly at this point in time. So is not being able to disconnect a QB's performance from winning or losing. Reilly had an almost perfect game last night and lost. The loss wasn't his fault and it doesn't diminish how well he played.

The old 'I remember a game back in 2017 when Nichols played well at the very end and we won... he's obviously a great QB' argument. 😎 Followed by the old '300+ yards passing doesn't mean a guaranteed win' argument. Classic Gerry. Classic.

Of course it's obvious. It's also the reason that you don't judge a QB by the number of wins he has. ISO... Mike already answered for me.

It comes down to an average to below average QB on a good to great team will get lots of wins. An average to below average QB on an average to below average team won't get very many wins. The difference is the team, not the QB.

Nope and I'm going to give up again because you just won't listen to anything other than the voices in your own head.