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Agreed, except that if Streveler is going to run like that, you'd sure as spit better have a good backup, cause, he's is gonna get hurt again.

Would group therapy help?

Agreed. That beating that Reilly has taken for the past couple of years has to have a cumulative effect and he ain't getting any younger, either. Hervey is not going to be able to upgrade the BC o-line immediately, so Reilly is probably going to get second and third helpings of what he got this year and last.

Maybe in the Bizarro universe.

What always impressed me about Terrance Edwards was his consistency. He may not have been the fastest or most sure-handed receiver in the league but what tools he had, he used on every play, and ran great routes so as to be dependable for the QBs.

Agreed, but someone is going to be optimistic/deluded enough to think he can make it work in spite of Hervey and take the job.

He can suppositorize his opinion and put it next to what passes for his brain.

Don't drink the tap water and stay the heck out of downtown after dark.

We can only hope. It would have been chaotic this season without the third rostered quarterbacks.

I see.....so the clever O'Shea, Lapolice and Hall have been lulling their opponents into a false sense of security with all those flubs. It's all so clear now.

We're doomed once again.

Oooh. You are assuming all here are straight, but in any case its a false equivalency. To use your analogy, it would like stopping at first base and saying "this is good enough".

If O'Shea can have his contract extended on the basis of one good game, then he ought to have been fired on the basis of one of the horrible games he oversaw.

Bombers will have to be at their best to beat Hamilton.

Come in and we will give you shelter.

Streveler could probably have had his lower leg taken off with a rusty bucksaw and he would not have felt it. Probably didn't sleep well last night, though. We can hope that he will have healed a bit better for the next game and the one after that. With a bit of luck, Collaros and McGuire can carry the game and Streveler can sit it out, saving himself for the Cup final.

I saw that play and the 2 points awarded thereafter as the moment where doubt began to creep into the Stamps' psyches.

The run/pass option play works only so long as both are viable, effective options. If Streveler learns to read defences and pass well, he ought to be unstoppable.

Come, come. Canadians have a long and proud history of welcoming refugees who have nowhere else to go.

Can you imagine the fan reactions if the Bombers had won a couple more games and had hosted that game?

Bombers may have caught the Stamps on an off day and they were certainly without a couple of key players but I hope they do not think they can walk all over the Riders without working for it. We've seen what happens when they take their feet off the gas.

One robin does not mean spring is here. Lapolice has made a lot of gaffes during his time here.

The Bombers as a team deserve full credit for the last half of the game and the win. It was great to see us come back after a shaky first half and take it to the Stamps, but we are only a third of the way to the Cup. The Riders ought to be road kill if Fajardo does not play and a bit more of a challenge even if he does, but quite beatable in either scenario. The TiCats will be much more of a challenge, but that is another day. A convincing win over the Greenies will do a lot for team confidence.

This is Saskatchewan, so what you smell is not doubt. Outdoor plumbing (when Saskatchewanites actually use it) is more likely the source.