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The fire you may be seeing in Edmonton may relate to the coaching, and soon.

Ah. He seems to have put together a decent team.

who is the Alouette GM these days? Sooooo.....you're in favour?

I agree with your disagreement at the risk of being disagreeable.

Kind of a weird situation- there are three CFL quarterbacks who are dinged up and yet all of them performed better than a healthy Harris has so far this season. Looks like Sewell was right.

Edmonton kicker O'Neill has defoliated most of his facial shrubbery this year. Guess his mom got on his case.

Adams seems to have matured as a pivot since 2019. Als have talent at receiver but you gotta have a good QB. Happy for Khari.

COVID-19 Hospitalizations Among Ages 30-39 Reaches New Record: U.S. Data -Getty COVID-19 hospitalizations among those in their 30s have reached a new record, U.S. data shows, with doctors attributing the rise to the Delta variant’s grip over the unvaccinated. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, the rate among those between the ages 30 and 39 entering the hospital is 2.5 among 100,000 people as of Wednesday, up from a January record of 2 per 100,000. Doctors pointed to the increased transmissibility of the Delta variant, which has hit an age group once thought largely impervious to hospitalization. That risk is also amplified by increased socialization, providing more avenues for those unvaccinated in their 30s to catch the virus. “It loves social mobility,” Dr. James Fiorica, chief medical officer of a hospital in Sarasota, Florida, told The Wall Street Journal. “An unvaccinated 30-year-old can be a perfect carrier.” It’s led some doctors in Arkansas to monitor younger patients for possible organ failure. “This age group pretty much went unscathed,” Nikhil Meena, the medical director of the University of Arkansas Medical Center’s ICU, said. “They’re all out there doing their thing and getting infected and getting sick enough to be in this hospital.”

Rasheed Bailey seems like a caring person, but he is going to have to show more than he has to stick as a starter. McKnight did not look all that dangerous, either.

With the shortened pre-season plus the change of offensive players and OC, keeping the gameplan to short high-probability plays was likely a deliberate and effective choice.

A fitting end to the game

Nichols has been freaking awesome tonight.

Owowow Brescacin in BIG trouble.

Ooops- tactical error by O'shea

Don't think Bailey is a go-to receiver.

Would love to see Oliveira bust one into the end zone, but will settle for the win,

No room at all for Oliveira

Still not a fan of Bailey.

WOW!!! We needed that.

But a talented bum.

Gotta seal this kick

Finally! Nelson contributes.

The whole Bomber offence has not looked sharp tonight,

We need Adams to come back as soon as possible. Obviously Bailey is not the answer

Argos picking on Taylor and Miller.