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plus wasn't there talk about Bond trying the NFL? Can't really do that if he signs a new deal.

Bottom line is the guys on D have the go ahead to try and turn the ball over and we got some ball hawks on this team. But you know what really stood out to me on a bunch of those big returns? 22 Walker was always down there blocking for guys. He had some rookies oopsies, but I really like that kid. Lotta hustle and lotta skill.

He is the typical self important media personality. Someone who actually thinks they are a big deal and that their opinions carry more weight than the regular Joe. No you're just some dude with a platform, you don't have any more insight than anyone else. **** I hate radio people so much.... Pricks the lot of em....

Downplaying O'Shea, oh my goodness the things some people say. Dude was a legit MLB. It is unfair to hold him to the standards of today, the position has changed a lot since then, but he was as good as you wanted from a MLB back in the day.

Like I said, bored. Those experimental things are the absolute best ones to try cause it's just this idea someone had and bam, now it's a beer.

"Front runners" More like only guys who haven't given them a hard no.

The way some people tell it he got into coaching during his playing career. I believe the story goes that in 2000 he was basically the OC here.

Resurrecting this thread cause I'm bored... Haven't had a lot of new or interesting beers but since I know there are people here who like beer I was wondering if anyone else has actually done any brewing themselves. I got a kit last Christmas and have made about 6 batches over the course of the year (mostly in the fall) and I am quite enjoying the hobby. So far they've all been drinkable (well the last one isn't ready to drink just yet but it should be fine too, hoping for good results with it truthfully just based on the recipe and how it looked while fermenting). Nothing I have made has been phenomenal but tasting at least somewhat like they are supposed to for the styles is a big win. Step 1 make beer you can drink, step 2 refine the process so you can make good beer right? I wish I'd started the hobby years ago but I was always a bit intimidated by how complicated some people make it sound. It's really simple if you're just trying to make a beer you can drink though and aren't caught up in trying to get it exactly perfect and repeatable. There is something satisfying about turning a bag of grain into a beer. Anyway if anyone else has tried I am curious about your experiences with it.

but sportsnet called him a Canadian legend when they interviewed him during a hockey game for some reason....

Montreal Alouettes:

It's not Jones, everyone simply wants to play in front of the best fans in the league!

Well it just seems like half the reason for a guy to have an agent is to do this kind of thing with NFL teams and not having to resort to the lowest of the low begging on social media. Kind of makes me think less of the guy. Desperation is an ugly look for most people.

Walters has been an OK drafter. He's got a plan for the draft and he pretty much sticks with it. I won't give him the best marks cause I feel like his must draft linemen with first pick can leave other areas a bit lacking, but he has improved the depth on the team.

Ritchie Hall just to watch the epic level freak out on this board.

You saying Leggett, Randle and Heath aren't legit players? Hell even Walker and Alexander are promising younger guys too and Loffler is Loffler. The talent in the secondary isn't horrible and the DL is solid all around too.

Oh he's never let things like a contract stop him from doing whatever the hell he pleases.

Darth Vader is Luke Skywalkers father!

Wild is a FA no? Wild is going to have a hard time coming close to what he was making before IMO, too many injuries. Still a damned good player but he's gotta take a hair cut based on all the time he's missed.

To me Jennings is a guy that is more like Casey Printers than anything. All kinds of tools and took the league by storm at first, but once they got figured out couldn't adapt. Happened to a bunch of qbs and will keep happening. Some guys can progress, some can't.

when your qb can only throw it deep and hope for the best not much you can do. Lions were a dangerous team with Lulay taking the snaps.

back half of 04 and 05, Jason Maas setting a consecutive completions record record against the D with Marcus Howell being arguably the best DB in the lineup.. shudder

The biggest flaw with the 03-04 team was how fast they aged and how tightly Dave Ritchie, feeling the heat from Bauer clung to veterans to try and save his job. If only they'd won that 01 Grey Cup, or not had so many key guys hurt for the playoffs in 02 and got the job done that year things for this franchise could have turned out entirely different.

The IOC is so crooked, the entire bid process for the Olympics is basically one big scam to line the pockets of the executives. So yeah everyone "bribes" the IOC to get the Olympics.

Oh man anyone dares to besmirch Ryland Wickman is gonna make me angry. The battles that guy had with Mike Pringle were just great stuff. Before him

Every day is like Festivus here with all the airing of grievances.