kelownabomberfan

good to see Hobbs is still there, I hope he has a few more whiffs on INT's like he did against Edmonton. That was classic.

Then it's still Creehan's fault that the Ti-Cat D sucks I guess....

http://video.tsn.ca/?dl=cfl-gamesondemand/latest/1/0/136053/video/127 Go to the 1 hour 21 minute mark - around 4 minutes left in the 3rd quarter. Ford never touches the ball.

meh. I watched that play many times, if the Alouette guy hadn't jumped on Goltz's back illegally and held him down he would have tagged Hebert so I'm not convinced Winnipeg really got a gift there. We got nailed for a similar play last year against Toronto where Green pounced on a ball in the end zone and they said that a Bomber had interfered with an Argo while on the ground. What comes around goes around.

I'll be there August 16th to watch Bryant Turner destroy Hank Burris. I'll have to watch my mouth though as my two nephews will be there with me - I know they probably know all the bad words already but I don't need them blaming me for when they get caught using them!

Turner also was awarded the Nobel prize in Medicine this weekend, as while in the hospital in Montreal he cured ovarian cancer and diabetes.

well you have to remember the "Montreal rule" comes into play here - ie when if possible there's a way to give Montreal the game on a bad call, proceed.

The inbreds really want to be in the Cup this year so I'm sure they've told Taman that going over the cap is allowed if that's what it takes. Given Taman's SMS is on subway napkins he's probably over-joyed to have even less responsibility than usual this year. It will be sweet if the Bombers make it to the show and humiliate the toothless ones in their home pig sty this November.

I learned all my best swear words at Bomber games....I think the most common phrase from my dad during games was "don't repeat what that man is yelling in front of your mother"....

He doesn't play for Winnipeg. If we had him, he'd be "just another bum Mack brought in that is never going to play".

yes it does matter.

Did they happen while JJ was playing defense?

Bob Irving ‏@BobIrvingCJOB17m Tim burke confirms bryant turner and terrence edwards will miss saturdays game in guelph--turner might only miss 1 week, edwards likely more

we got most of our sacks in the 3rd and 4th quarters. That o-line of Montreal must have been seeing Zach Anderson and Bryant Turner in their sleep on Thursday night. They were totally exhausted by that 4th quarter, mentally and physically. I hope we put the same kind of beat-down on Hamilton's o-line on Saturday, and have Burris running for his life all game.

Next year when Pencer starts at tackle giving us 4 NI on the O line I think we'll be really happy we have him around.

I was LOL'ing at the Hamilton DB's yesterday too. There was a play where three DB's were covering Coehoorn and I believe Hobbs tried to time an interception and was so off he was over a second early. The ball went over his head while he was lying on the turf right into Coehoorn's hands. It was the worst whiff I've ever seen. If I was Austin I'd have cut that kid right after the game. Also - what was with Austin yelling at the umpires all game? He looked like such a ******-bag.

all right well whatever. Hall was taking out the tackle on that play and leaving Turner to weave his magic one on one against Flory. Flory just looked awful on that play. He was probably dead tired due to the heat and humidity and from having all of that speed coming at him all night long.

Andrew Harris

Woods (5-6, 180, Portland State, DOB: August 5, 1986 in Portland, Oregon) spent the last few seasons in the United Football League where he was a solid return man, winning the league’s special teams player of the year award in 2011 after finishing second in the league in all-purpose yards and averaging 23.6 yards per kickoff return. He was a dynamic player at Portland State, leading the team in receiving as a junior with 66 receptions for 1,028 yards and six touchdowns, while also setting school records for kick returns (35) and kick return yards in a season (908) that he later broke the following year. His career statistics of 88 kickoff returns for 2,222 yards are all-time school records. I am thinking this is in response to JJ's fumbleitis.

I watched that Eron Riley guy for the Riders and wasn't impressed. I was surprised he beat out Carr. He had a horrible off-side that killed a beautiful TD reception by Taj Smith. Anyway, good luck to Greg in Calgary, hope he sticks.

I watched the game again on the weekend, sober this time (more or less) and watched Hall a lot closer, and yeah I was wrong. He was awesome. Kind of like the set-up guy for the other three, that the O-line had to double-team. Watch that last sack by Turner - Scott Flory is so worried about Hall that he turns to his right expecting Hall to be there, and Turner just runs right by him like a pylon (with violent hands!! to boot) and has a free shot at Calvillo, who doesn't even move and just gets creamed. I don't expect all our sacks to come this easy, as most other QB's in the league will be able to escape a lot faster than Grandpa Calvillo. However, it was a thing of beauty to watch that last sack.

It was good to see Anthony Parker, taken AHEAD of Jade Etienne in the 2011 draft, make a catch last night too, first one in two years. With that catch he is now leading Jade by 12 yards in all time receiving. Come on Jade! Scott Mitchell, taken second overall that year, is sitting on the injured list for Edmonton. Is he really injured? I hope so, as if you can't make that Edmonton O-line in its current horrible state then maybe you should be doing something else.

I didn't hear Alex Hall's name all night. It seemed like Mainor, Turner and Anderson were getting all of the sacks. When Gilmore is ready to come back, is it possible that Anderson stays in and Hall comes out?