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TBF, you could easily replace "someone from Montreal" with a number of other people (Rider fans, Leaf fans, etc).

I see you have never met anyone from Montreal before.

Yep, tie-breaker rules are the same whether or not it's two teams or more. Most wins (against anyone) is the first tie-breaker, then head to head winning percentage followed by head to head points for and against. There are more tie-breakers after that but for the purpose of this scenario, yeah BC taking a knee could affect things. Not only that but they passed up a chance to step on the neck of a team that has been a hurdle they haven't been able to overcome the last few seasons - in their own stadium. I would normally find it to be a bit of a **** move but in the case I would definitely get it if Campbell would have gone for it.

Would the point spread not matter in the very unlikely scenario that they split two games and tied the 3rd?

You're thinking of the wrong play. BC ended the game by taking 3 knees at the bomber goal line. That absolutely was a mercy play to not run up the score.

He didn't have an active registered contract though, they refused to register the new contract the Argos had signed him to (same thing they warned they would do with Marino if someone tried to sign him).

You can't manually but you can always just post a message prior to kickoff or send Rich a DM, letting him know what you want to change.

Marino was not under contract with anyone and the league sent out a memo to all teams saying they would not register a new contract for him. It's a bit different for Lemon since he already has a league approved contract. I can't recall them ever revoking an existing contract like that - not sure if they could without the union filing a grievance. The Al's could just do the right thing and cut him (like the Riders did with Marino) & let the league get rid of him once and for all but that would take some class and apparently they do not have any.

To be fair to Osh, he probably has no say in this. We know how he feels about media so I'm sure he would love not to have to do any of this kind of thing.

The OL is definitely an issue but Zach's skill level (specifically his mobility) has also deteriorated. IMO, it's not simply one or the other. If he still had the ability to scramble and make plays out of nothing, like he could a few years ago, the OL issues wouldn't look as bad as they are (they would still be there though).

They also put Houston on the 6 game a few days ago so their secondary has taken a hit.

That play immediately comes to mind when I see him turtling in a collapsed pocket and wonder how he went from that to what we have now. I realize it's been close to 5 years (a long time at this stage of his career) but he has none of that ability anymore.

Hervey while politely declining (and trying to not to laugh):

Their fall was more gradual though. We broke them in the 2019 GC and then they weren't hot **** in 2021 at 8-6. They were under .500 the last 2 seasons so they didn't go from the top team to near the bottom in one off season like we have.

Deep draft is the only thing I can come up with. 3DN had a write-up on him pre-combine where they (for whatever that's worth) said he was one of the top DL prospects. Ferguson had him as one of his stars of the combine, even though he thought Hubert might not have been pleased with his performance (I guess his testing numbers weren't great but his 12 on 12 reps were good). https://3downnation.com/2024/03/17/2024-cfl-draft-mcmaster-de-owen-hubert/ https://www.cfl.ca/2024/03/24/marshs-3-stars-who-left-a-good-final-impression/

Strevy

Yes, 8th round pick from this year's draft. He's already done more than players drafted much higher than him so he was a steal for us.

It was reported that teams were inquiring about him as late as December so I wouldn't say there was no interest. No interest in the Jets asking price might be more accurate.

March 2023 is when that news leaked but there hasn't been anything else about a trade request since then. When he signed the one year deal a few months later (in August), he also said he was looking forward to a clean slate with the club so it looks like he may be ok with whatever the club told him about their future plans for him. Either that or they've done a much better job keeping things out of the media but that's almost impossible to do if a team is actively shopping a player or if a player really wants out.

Maybe he was but turned it down when TSN wouldn't match the free hot dogs he currently gets?

A few long drives in the 2nd half (when the game was already out of reach) definitely helped. He had 115 yards at the half and added 130 in the 3rd and 129 in the 4th but BC had taken their foot off the gas by then. The stats and the score flatter Hamilton.

He played left tackle, right tackle and right guard at various times with the Bisons.

There's the inside move from Willie and it paid off.

Keric got good yardage in his first game but it was only 3 catches and he didn't have one ball thrown to him before he went down in his 2nd game. I don't think Zack looked at anyone other than Demski or Woli in the last game. Strevy at least spread the ball around, even if the passes went incomplete (most of which seemed to be on Strevy).