Mr Dee

If you’re looking for bizarre.. look to Saskatchewan.

They’ve seen him chuck mics before..

Carter was right, that was roughing.

Kudos to Montreal..against all odds. A nod to that Montreal D. A nod to Vernon Adams Jr. doing what he has to do to ‘manage’ that game. A special nod to Khari Jones for the respect he receives and gives.

Yep, that’s right down main street..grazing that goal post. Right Rod? Man if this game is on ESPN...they’ve got to be wondering, interviews, donuts, Rodnuts..

Words for my ears: Rod Black, you’re fired! Even in jest, it sounds good.

Bonus interview featuring eating live donuts. And to think ESPN might be showing this game..

Poker.net?

Facts to fill those extra 4 minutes at half time.. Edmonton currently has a winning streak over Montreal of 11 games dating back to 2013.. Montreal QB Starters Since 2016 - Vernon Adams 5-2 .714; All Others 12-39 .235 Edmonton comes into Week #6 as #1 in BOTH Net Offence gained and fewest yards of Net Offence Allowed. Trevor Harris leads the CFL at 340.5 passing yards per game and in 2nd down conversions led at 57.4%.

Impressive defensive stats...well, Jennings, but still...

Weak RTP call there.

Only thing worse than Rod Black doing a game is an in game interview. Now Black doing that interview, that’s just tormenting us

Keep it up Montreal. I want to see Maas maad.

Harris...oops Harris held the 6th-longest interception-free streak in CFL history. but, no longer.

Ha! Having fun and getting er done! Montreal!

It’s easy to pull for Montreal...Khari Its also easy to hope Edmonton sucks...Maas

Really wanted Montreal here but they’re missing Posey and Cunningham. Tough to overcome, but if they can get after Harris..

About that consecutive completion streak. Couldn’t find anything CFL rule wise, but Ed Tait seems to think so... “Worth noting here is the Canadian Football League record for consecutive completions is 23, set by Hamilton’s Jeremiah Masoli in a game against Edmonton in 2016. Only three players in league history – including Jason Maas (22) and Ricky Ray (20) and both of the Eskimos at the time – have completed more than the 19 by Nichols, which he will carry into next week’s game in Hamilton” https://www.bluebombers.com/2019/07/20/game-recap-ott-1-wpg-31/?utm_source=dlvr.it

Relentless defensive pressure. I like that phrase. Aptly describes what we’re able to present to the opposing Offences.

You can’t see me but I’m actually standing ovationally as I post this...

Spider hands award to Kenny Lawler for that great catch, 2nd quarter, just before the Nichols-Harris TD. Twisted his body around and hand caught the ball even though he was getting hit..he’s a keeper alright. That was the 6th completion in a row for Nichols.