Fatty Liver

I wouldn't put money on the Bombers to come out ahead in a shootout like that, either with or without Nichols.

Same situation occurred 4-5 years ago with most starting QB's being knocked out, that season was the reason they brought in the stricter rule changes to better protect the QB's, apparently they haven't helped much.

Definitely, they cut him in favour of Bridge. Adams was also a F.A. for awhile before Hamilton signed him last season, so to be fair any team in the league could have picked him up if they wanted him.

O.T. and stands more empty than full in Calgary.

Als looking good as long as they remember to keep the run game going.

I assume it's associated with the pecker muscle? I guess that's the reason O'Shea doesn't share.

Detailed discussion of BLM's injury sounds like gobbledygook to Bomber fans. Won't reveal whether it's lower body or upper!!!

Cordarro Law is exploitable, over pursues on every play and ignores containment.

They're both examples of QB's that pay no attention to the downfield coverage and just heave the ball on hope and a prayer.

What a stupid series of plays, why does Davis not have a check down? Not being able to run the ball inside the 10 yd. line dooms them to failure two weeks in a row.

Well maybe not this time.

Cioffi aiming to become Campbell's "cut of the game", the guy takes brutal penalties.

I just tune in for the boobs and food. This game is lacking food but there are a few boobs attempting to play football.

Here comes Jennings, 6 lives down, 3 left.

Probably the best contest of the weekend, at least either team could win.

MBT may eventually become available once injuries are sorted out in T.O., I can't see them giving up on Collaros or Franklin quickly for the price they paid to acquire them so MBT could become the odd man out. He may actually do well here, the experience he's gained in T.O. losing all those games is valuable.

Arbuckle and Fajardo have played as plug and play QB's within traditional systems and have found some amount of success in doing so, both passing and rushing. Streveler has not achieved that yet this year, he has played QB like a RB that occasionally throws the ball, big difference. Not saying he can't achieve the transition but it will require an enormous leap for him to sit in the pocket and go through progressions. The Johnny Manziel football school is officially closed, scrambling QB's can't be counted on to win games consistently in this era.

He played till his 40th B.D. then retired, say what you like about Glenn but he is "a man with a plan".

So this confirms it, they are desperate.

We should be happy if the offence manages to carry on 'as is" without skipping a beat, that would be close to an ideal solution as I can imagine. Some posters seem to think the team can just carry on winning without establishing a reasonable passing game, based on Streveler's great running ability plus the contributions of Harris, nothing could be easier to defend or be more unlikely to succeed. Without a serious passing threat the opposition D will end up crowding the box and just waiting for Stev. or Harris to step into it before pounding on them. Strev. is a beast, but even his youthful vitality is not going to be able to sustain the level of punishment his body would accumulate over an entire game if he doesn't have the patience to rely on the brief protection the pocket offers and feed his receivers.

That should have been a 25 yd. penalty direct intentional head shot to MBT.

He also mentioned Tom Foolery, can't find that player on either roster.

O'Shea may never tell, but you'd think Walters will be pretty quick to move him to the 6-game to reap the S.M.S savings if the injury is long-term.

Yah, that falls under Nichols. Do you think they hold onto first place under Streveler? Better pray BLM is out longer than Nichols, and Trevor Harris is the next to fall off the teeter-totter.

LeFevour in 2017.......? Yes....