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I wonder if, when there are those short weeks, that the team suffering that could have both games at home- or is that already happening?

Agreed, but Ceresna is one of the best d-linemen in the league, and beside him was......"turnstile" Kolankowski. No help there at all.

Don't hold your breath about the O-line suddenly getting better. They looked pretty much like they did in the first few games during that skid. The problems at center and right tackle persist. Lofton can be better and has been, but Kolankowski is just flat-out not good. There was a reason he was out of football for two years.

And a crappy one at that.

Am running out of words to describe Ottawa incompetence. Game is rapidly approaching unwatchability.

The "why" is irrelevant- he is just not good enough. When the other four members of the O-line are cooking, he does not stand out as much, but when things are going poorly, he seems to have nothing more to offer.

I am of the opinion that, as a unit, the Bomber O-line is so weak that opposing teams do not have to work very hard at all to eat their lunches and kick sand in their faces.

The Kolankowski situation has regressed from sub-par to laughable. He is gonna get Collaros seriously killed.

No question that the O-line was a mess all game. To my admittedly amateur eyes, the biggest (but not only) usual culprits were our center (very old news) and right tackle. Paddy was abandoned to try to compensate for the express lanes on his right and left. Dobson was shaky on occasion as well. Big Stan was his usual steady self you gotta plug all the holes or you get what we saw. Collaros bears some responsibility as well, and others in this forum have pointed that out. The elephant in the room is O'Shea's mule-headed resistance to significant change on both sides of the ball. Bombers are so close, yet so far away from being a steam-roller team, and the longer this goes on, the more this poop leaks over onto Walters.

There were a half-dozen screwups of which even one not made would have saved the game, and some of those were on Pierce, Younger and O'Shea.

Nah. We really did to ourselves.

Collaros hesitated and that likely did it.

Why not challenge? What's to lose?

Crapola.

Kolo on roller skates there.

Collaros is tossing up floaters these days.

Soooo simple and easy, riiight?

Liking Jones more all the time.

Good, if not spectacular stop there.

All we need is two more freaking points!

Sphincter starting to unclench

AWRIGHT!!!

The points we lost on the two flubbed FGs could loom very big.

Nothing new there. About time Demski got some love!

Or our usual safety.