Hmmm...I kinda thought that the Bomber performances were darned real, and O'Shea's comment that they are on the road for three games is not reassuring, given the team's road record in the last half of the season.
We cannot conclusively determine if Harris was guilty of taking a PED or not, but if you look back at all the athletes who tested positive for PEDs or were identified by first-hand information as using, pretty much all of these were ultimately proven by self-admission or subsequent events to have been dabbling. Ergo, the probability is that Harris done did it. Suck it up, buttercup.
The pundits give a slight edge to the Stamps due to their passing game and the Bombers' porous pass defence. So, it looks like the Bomber running game vs the Stamps' passing. I do not expect the Bomber front seven to apply much pressure to Mitchell, and that could be decisive.
Judging from the games this weekend, the Bombers have as good a chance as any of the other playoff teams to advance to the Grey Cup game. Even Mitchell and Co. did not look unbeatable. The backup QBs were all uniformly terrible, and I would bet on a massive turnover in their ranks in the off-season.
I am a big Harris fan, but the overwhelming probability is that we will hear nothing because there is either no way to conclusively disprove the initial positive result and that Harris likely had his hand in the cookie jar.
Well we already have a restaurant for the QB. McCants' only feat int hat video clip was to drag a defender 10 yards- big deal. Wolitarsky has already done that a couple of times, once with two defenders draped all over him.
We will have no real measure of how good Collaros can be until/if he gets a few games under his belt, and that may never happen. Between his potential concussion vulnerability and the Argos saying they want him back, he may be gone as soon as the season is over (or maybe sooner). We can hope that he looks at the Bombers as offering a better chance of survival than the porous Argo O-line, but who knows?