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Wtf was that Zack?

Fire Buck Pierce

We don't have the offense for this game to be anything but a close one I fear.

Come on Lawler.

How is that not illegal contact?

No pressure at all

Lmao Thurman you idiot

Delete

Almost no jets this year. It used to be a big part of our O.

I mean...it seems obvious...

Buck has no idea how to settle his offense in

Are they really making a big deal out of showing the game on CTV, and doing it without a pre game show?

Just win! Keep pace with the Rourkey Rourkes!

Als have not looked good.

That Fajardo sack was hilarious. No clue how Cody didn't see that guy.

I love TSNs lack of replays so much!

The cameraman is drunk. First he focused on blockers upfield instead of the returner, then he missed an entire interception.

Als like a wet paper bag so far.

I sometimes think our DL is still practicing social distancing.

Montreal seems due for an L so I won't be surprised if the Lions take this one tonight.

Ah yes, /r/Winnipeg, where a comment that Winnipeg is the major city with the most litter and garbage in North America is echoed as fact. After coming back from New York I felt I could eat off the sidewalk here in comparison. The self hating and loathing in that subreddit is depressing.

ChatGPT to the rescue: The user is discussing changes in their football team's defensive front over the past few seasons, especially the transition to a 30 base front. They note that while the team's defense has evolved, pressure on the quarterback has decreased since 2021. The post provides a detailed breakdown of various defensive line (DL) techniques and roles (e.g., 0, 1, 3 tech), explaining how players line up and what gaps they aim to control. The team had success with a nose tackle-heavy scheme in the past but has struggled after letting key players go, leading to inconsistent pressure from the defensive line. Recent seasons have seen experimentation with different alignments, including the "cheetah" front that emphasizes speed. Injuries and personnel changes have further affected performance, with some players struggling to maintain their previous form. While the secondary has improved, the DL is no longer as effective, and the author hopes for better use of a 30 front featuring players like Adams, Woods, and Lawson to disrupt opposing offenses more consistently.

It has been 0 days since I was gaslighted by Suitor describing a play that didn't happen.

Tell me if this story adds up: 1. Durant signs with the Bombers. 2. Durant has second thoughts and contemplates retiring because he wants to spend more time with his family. 3. Durant talks to a coach who says "yeah, you might not see your kids much...I didn't". 4. Durant retires because the Bombers aren't family oriented. Even if you believe #3, how does #4 make even the slightest bit of sense?

Didn't he basically gloat about his bonus after he retired or am I making that up?