Fatty Liver

No, they make it clear to the player and his agent before the trade this is what needs to happen if he is to join their team. Haven't seen a player contract yet a CFL team has not been willing to rip up and reconfigure more to their liking.

Depends if he wants to continue playing football or not, Bombers trade him away and the team that takes him does so with the understanding that his contract will be renegotiated, it's been done before.

Don't see that as a problem, should be some teams still interested in Zach if he's forced to renegotiate his contract. Both V.A. and Trevor Harris have been there, done that.

Elite or not, he could do good things if he landed in Wpg.

Yeah for Stanley!!!

A wise GM might take notice V.A. is likely to become available in the off-season, snapping him up like he did Zach could buy Walters another 4-5 years of elite QB serviceability. Doing so would be better than milking an old cow for a year or two more in the hopes of extracting it's last remaining milk.

MBT may be quirky but he seems like he's actually a pretty good leader, I think his intensity forces younger players to tune in and focus or gtfo the field.

I believe Morrow recently failed to pass a medical with the Stamps.

Sask. would be plenty dumb it they didn't grab Armstead, has more power than Hickson.

Maybe the expedient thing to do is send Randolph back to the PR once Neufeld returns and prepare him for a position change to LT so he's better prepared once Stanley calls it a day. Pretty sure after the incident the other week this will be his last season. Benefit to Randolph he'll eventually earn more money on the outside.

Easiest solution is to mandate the league's DC's to eliminate the practice, the players won't do what the coach tells them directly not to do.

Biggest fear being stuck with Buck as OC forevermore if no other team offers him a HC position, cause O'Shea will never dump him.

Whether they are or not, you can put money on them splitting with the Bombers.

“You can never go home again.” -Thomas Wolfe Strev. should have regarded this sentiment, the past is in the past, and you can't bring it back.

I'd be surprised, in the 2 years he has to contemplate his future, he's building connections and helping build a team of his own, he might get attached to the people he's working with. The only way he comes back to the Bombers is if he decides to go to FA and they outbid everyone else for his services, but I can't see RB management letting him get that far.

Tony Jones sure looks like he could step into the MLB role once he has a good understanding of the playbook. At QB I want to see what Terry Wilson can do, he seems to have the best arm on the team, hopefully circumstances dictate that there is some margin in the playoff race that provides him more than a single Q to perform. I'll settle for Strev. going elsewhere in the off-season so they can provide the real backup with adequate playing time so he can develop properly enough to become a future starter.

Younger watched that LaPo video a few too many times, got to mix it up and use deception as no defence works well if the offence knows what you're going to do every play.

Wasn't it in the LDC last season that Pete Robertson headbutted Zach?

Who were Bryant's competitors brought into camp, I thought Richmond retired last season? Randolph may be the next RG but this should only be considered a temp. fixit. Walby mentioned switching a RG to LT is like trying to write with your opposite hand, everything is backwards.

Doesn't appear they gave any consideration after TC that Bryant might not last the entire season, were they hoping Neufeld would slide out to LT and pickup the slack or was inserting a rookie OG their only solution??? That O-line is frightful, they should have budgeted properly to retain Gray and sold Dobson off to a local dog food company for pennies on the pound.

Sask. has done a good job drafting receivers of those dimensions.

They dressed the D-line many wanted against their weakest sister last weekend and they registered one sack and BLM had plenty of time to throw the ball. Is the Ti-Cats O-line all of a sudden good?

Yes when he was 28, no at 36, 3 chances in 10 he'll be concussed again.

Somewhat worrisome that Zach started running the ball again last game, 4 times for 15 yds, which for him is a desperation move when he sees no other options available. Harkens back to his Rider pre-Simoni days when running was a bigger part of his game. As with Trevor Harris, running the ball should never be considered an option for Zach as the risk is too high for the meagre reward.

After Barrierre flopped so badly, don't have much faith in these lists.