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This line should take the steam out of the "poor Goltz" thread this is turning in to. A shitty attitude can be put up with if you're good. Young Mr. Goltz hasn't done anything to earn that label yet. If he's not going to listen to me I wouldn't put him on the field either. I would have cut him rather than wasting a roster spot on him though. I agree that if Hall can't go I'd put in Brown. They can't honestly believe Boltus is any good, and they don't like Goltz, so why not? He's been in the league for a few years so it's not like he's a raw rookie being thrown out there. Toth was talking about one specific game when Goltz was pulled. If that is the standard of good guy-bad guy, then Buck must be the biggest jerk on earth. His pouting whenever he got pulled or wasn't starting (prior to this season) was ridiculous, almost at the level of how Westwood treated other kickers on the team.

Glenn is actually one of the best QB's at sneaking, he just doesn't do it because no starters do. Boltus starts way too high, I can't believe any of our coaches haven't helped him correct his technique or get him out of there. His pad level needs to be about the same as his OL then just ride up the back of the surge. Boltus is almost standing straight up. Goltz isn't very good at sneaking either, but he's at least athletic enough that he improved over his time doing it and he could get a yard. The Goltz wildcat set was wildly successful, hard to believe in pro football that it could be torn out of the playbook by spite and a bromance between Bellefeuille and Boltus.

Rosters are frozen for the week before the Expansion Draft. Basically once teams submit their protected list, December 9-16. There's two weeks after the Grey Cup for movement.

I dunno, at least 2 of those TDs, the receiver was wide open (like 10 yards wide open) Banjo wasn't working. They were getting all tied up on who was supposed to take the inside or outside routes, that's what the Argos were exploiting. Really should have flipped to a more passive zone and force Ray to make a throw. If you really think that would have worked, clearly you were playing zero attention to what happened when the Argos were at IGF back in July. Same as tonight. They shred man and match coverages with the waggle and clearing routes. They try to stem the half on an inside route and then break it out, if the half or corner take the wrong route in that match coverage, Ray has a receiver all by himself. The other issue are the underneath routes, the DB's are afraid to jump them because they are worried about Ray hitting those routes over the top, or being too aggressive and the receiver turning a 4 yard route into a 50 yard play. It's unbelievably simple but well executed. Need to change the looks given by the defence. Milanovich has done a real nice job of bringing that Trestman offence to Toronto where you force the D to make a choice and then kill them with the other option. It's all one read, often pre-snap, just like Calvillo. You need to change the looks so that first read doesn't give Ray an easy throw and you can beat it. Burke had it down pretty good against Calvillo as a co-ordinator.

No QB is that good.

His throwing mechanics are almost identical to Dinwiddie. There is nothing wrong with any part of his release in his upper body, but he almost never settles his feet before he throws, which makes the ball sail.

I dunno, at least 2 of those TDs, the receiver was wide open (like 10 yards wide open) Banjo wasn't working. They were getting all tied up on who was supposed to take the inside or outside routes, that's what the Argos were exploiting. Really should have flipped to a more passive zone and force Ray to make a throw.

Boltus...the only QB who throws the ball right to DB's playing a prevent defence .

Making awful decision on punt returns too. He's only been doing it since 2009, think he'd know by now to come up and make an attempt on a short punt to get the 15 yard penalty. Then 2 punts later he catches it at our 5.

If Jovon had a clue he wouldn't field that punt. He lets punts bounce at our 30 but catches them at our 5

Sears could get suspended for that one, definitely a penalty. Can't lead with your head, and with a lot of intent, although that doesn't factor into penalty/fine/suspension. Dangerous hit for Sears too.

Lucky that one hit the upright...

Make-up call for the hold and missed head shot on Sears.

I know Chad Owens trains as a MMA fighter, but I don't think he wants to take on Johnny Sears.

Why would Collaros sign to backup/compete in Ottawa if he could start here, and likely make more money too?

First two drives, looks like the Argos learned the lesson from the 2nd half last week. Drop 8 into coverage and make Hall beat you with his arm.

Start the firings with whoever decided to wear gold pants with gold jerseys.

Irving & Penton thought Bombers could trade for Collaros then he decides to test free agency to see how much Ottawa is willing to offer. Why would Ottawa take that gamble? Ottawa will have a starting quarterback long before February 15. They need to sell tickets. Collaros could decide to wait for a NFL contract too.

If they trade for Collaros they are going all out to sign him too. Very hard to imagine a circumstance where Collaros would balk at the chance to start and earning starting money with 2+ months to negotiate. This isn't like Reilly where Wally put a gun to everyone's head 3 weeks before free agency.

Heaven forbid we lose Max Hall! What would we do?

The Argos blitzed 7 men only three times during the whole game. They were rushing 5 or 6 about half the time, but we were protecting with 6 the majority of the time, so it was rare that the Argos brought more men than we had in protection. Hall was completing passes at about the same rate regardless of how many Argos were rushing him. Completing 6 yard passes against aggressive coverage and 20 yard passes against the blitz...at the same rate.

From the Argos perspective, do they prefer a 3rd rounder or keeping their 7 & 8th best non imports? And a 2015 1st rounder conditional on signing Collaros. You can only lose one non-import, so that's a more than fair deal IMO.

For some reason Toronto started blitzing in the second half, and Hall was able to get around it. If the Argo defence had just played the same way as the first half, the score wouldn't have been close. We probably would have only gotten another 3 points. They would have scored more points on turnovers that our offence would have for sure You keep saying he was inaccurate -- how many passes did he throw that were off the mark during the first half? You seriously think our second half pass protection was above average? Well, if they blitz 7 they are going to get pressure. That also gave Hall a chance to complete a pass to someone wide-open, because he has trouble fitting the ball in against man or match zone coverages.

His broken leg has to heal first.

Explains the usually terrible preparations.