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O'Shea and LaPolice deserved a chance to prove themselves and they've had it. (Pun intended).

To the surprise of many (including me) Glenn nor only lasted the whole game but even managed to resemble a recent quarterback. Its weird to hear that Glenn probably will pass Ronnie Lancaster in the stats, and that Danny Mac is actually ahead of Ronnie. Contrary to his reputation, Glenn took a beating and did not turtle or get happy feet- in fact he looked the most composed I've seen him in years. Calgary still looks beatable, though. Muamba was invisible for the most part and likely not worth what they are paying him. When was the last time two Canuck MLBs were starting in the same game?

I think the Regina Rams would put up more resistance.

I feel sorry for Glenn- he's getting pounded mercilessly and the Rider O-line looks totally inept. Calgary looks like this is a skelly practice, except for the INT.

It is concerning that Carmichael is as good as the Bombers have been able to field. Surely to God we can do better than that.

At the risk of speaking heresy, I see Harris as not having the quickness of Flanders to hit the hole as soon as it opens, but overall, he is a better player.

Actually, OJ has been jail for 9 years because he was convicted of armed robbery, so he ought to fit the criteria.

You've set the bar really low for a comparison. The team/coaches are making the same dumb mistakes as last year, and if the talent is upgraded, it will make no difference if the coaches do not smarten up.

We've seen the same movie too many times now. Something has to change soon or we will be looking like the Riders.

Yeah, Medlock gets pass- he almost single-handedly got us into the playoffs last year. Nichols is becoming a concern, though, but we don't know how much of the blame should fall on the coaches.

This was a replay of the western semi-final of 2016, and it took a joint cluster-flack of the offence, defence and especially the coaching to produce another epic fail. This is getting too old, too fast, and it is time consider if the O'Shea-LaPolice-Hall experiment is over. I cannot see a record of better than 9&9 for this year.

I'm less concerned about Lulay's short game as opposed to the long bombs. As he showed in the last game Lulay still has a good touch on the ball for the 10-15 yard tosses and he has a very good set of receivers who are quick enough to break away. As cliche as it is, the Bomber offence has to keep Lulay off the field.

I'm still waiting for Faith Whasizname to show up.

Actually, I think Calgarians (some of them anyways) desperately want to be Dallas north.

Not in your mind where logic goes to die alone.

I believe that is a cape buffalo, and yes, they are mean.

That's pretty interpretable. I have known lots of smart people who were so compulsed that they could not stop doing what was obvious (to all around them) that it was harming them. Ego works a lot like that, and I watched several games where it was very clear that Buck was nowhere close to 100% but the backups were just terrible, so out he went again and again. Buck is incredibly fortunate that his head is not as scrambled as a certain ex-QB from Louisiana.

Austin the coach may be doing a credible job, but Austin the GM has not. It is going to be a long season for the Tabbies.

Esks looking very mortal.

Reilly looks to be short-arming his throws due to either being hit or rushed. And now the Cats have scored on D. Interesting.....

Collaros looking just terrible today, and he can't blame it on his O-line. Banks has only first gear.

Elementary.

Considering that the lowly Alouettes beat the mighty Stampeders lately, it isn't that much of a stretch to think that the Hamsters might knock off the Esks. Not likely, but possible.

And if I had a dollar for every woman who didn't find me attractive, pretty soon, they would.

Are you referring to Speedflex or the Argos?