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Yup. His body and his Rice Krispies will make the same sounds in the morning.

The Bombers may face an interesting dilemma in time. If the offence takes off under Streveler, what will they do with Nichols? There is an understanding that a starter does not lose his job due to injury, but this is not iron-clad (Hello Zach Collaros). Hmmmmm...

That can be coached out if Streveler is open to that sort of thing.

Lulay would be the best option, IMO, but only if he passes a physical. God knows, he would have the protection of the best O-line in the CFL and the best he has had since he came into the league.

Reilly must go into each game with about 20 pounds of duct tape holding him together.

Can we sue them for plagiarism?

I can understand why the Bombers reached out to Glenn- his M.O. would suit LaPolice's game plans perfectly.

There were a lot of guffaws at Fajardo, Adams, Bethel-Thompson and Davis.

How about: "the Lions are pu$$ies"?

Irony is also the opposite of wrinkly, just as firefly is the opposite of waterfall.

And we were so smug about our QB situation and so mocking about other teams' QB situations. Is this karma?

If, in fact, Nichols is unable to answer the bell or is held out as a precaution, and the offence looks the same and as bad under Streveler as it did before, that would be proof that whatever is wrong with the offence lies at the feet of LaPolice. The strange thing is that LaPolice is praised by all and sundry in the CFL. If the offence blossoms under Streveler, that would indicate that the limiting factor has been Nichols.

The silence from the Bomber offices is deafening and very worrisome.

"Not dead yet!"

Take two tablets and call in the morning.

He could be Exume'd.

Ooops..wrong thread. Sorry.

We can all pray ernestly that it does not come to that.

You are a cruel person,

But if Nichols is out for any length of time, the discussion about him will be the "what if" sort as was the case with Glenn and his broken arm. If for no other reason, I hope Nichols is not dinged badly so he can give fans closure about what he is or isn't.

Start introducing her as "your first wife" and she will get the message eventually.

As an example of how effective tandem quarterbacking can be, anyone remember JJ Barnagle?

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AKA "gas passers"