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That was Watkins, probably the tallest DB in the league, covering one of the shortest receivers in the league. Great matchup!

Willy is averaging about one long completion per game, he just does not seem to have the accuracy or the vision to make those plays work, they're all hope and a prayer.

BTW no sheep allowed on the bus.

You're forgetting Milo and his choreographed "just fall down" routine.

Here's one ******* that believes that. http://www.tsn.ca/cfl/video/suits-and-pratt-oshea-s-on-thin-ice~910333

Funny, did anyone notice Medlock being willingly shuffled out of bounds on the Banks return? He didn't sign up for the bodily contact bits.

Haven't road a bus in Wpg. for a couple of decades but anything to get you to Crazy Corner and onto a Pembina.

I suppose that diminishes their role in the pass rush which might explain why Hall sticks with his scheme. I'd rather see the LB blitz than the Safety.

I really don't know if it's possible, it's a kin to turning back time. Gone are the days the Argos used to draw 45,000 to a game in Exhibition Stadium. It's a big town that likes to focus on the big fish, even if viewed remotely. If there was a way to turn the water-cooler talk back to the CFL that would be a step in the right direction but how do you do that?

Fogg is the man. In yesterdays interview O'Shea said that Fogg is one of those few players that can run all day and likened him to Chip Cox, Weldon Brown and Kyries Hebert for their ability to start and play on all ST units. http://www.winnipegsun.com/2016/07/13/fogg-in-forecast-for-bombers-return-game Kevin Fogg was an elite kick returner at Liberty University and his highlight reel is something to behold. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers defensive back will get a chance to put those talents on display in the CFL for the first time on Thursday night when the Edmonton Eskimos come to town. With Quincy McDuffie sidelined, Fogg will get the call to return kickoffs and punts and he hopes to do what he did four times during his collegiate career – take the rock to the house. “Oh man, I’m excited for that,” Fogg says. “That’s a thing that I always loved when I had the opportunity to do it back in college. I’ve always been waiting for that next opportunity.” Fogg returned three kickoffs for touchdowns and averaged 33.5 yards on kickoff returns in his junior year, leading the nation in both categories. He was named an all-American kick returner that year. He had a punt return touchdown in his senior year and had a kickoff return for a touchdown called back due to a penalty. “I used to be a running back in high school so having the ball in my hands was a thing I was used to,” Fogg says. “Having that opportunity is a fun thing, an outlet for me honestly.” The Bombers also took a look at LB Moe Leggett and S Macho Harris at the returner spot this week and have options with WR Weston Dressler, SB Ryan Smith and SB Julian Feoli-Gudino if Fogg doesn’t work out.

They have to solve their red-zone woes, relying on FG's will not be enough to keep pace with Reilly.

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Never mind the mistake, answer the question. Is that the same "Danielle Smith" who bolted from the Wild Rose? At least she found a job.

Maybe difficult for the players to perform in but hardly dangerous for healthy fans sitting on their asses. Wear a hat!

Bigger yes, but hard to find LB's more athletic and faster than Wild and Bass. BC has succeeded in highlighting both Bighill and Solly, I wonder what the difference in scheme is?

TSN pointed out Danny McManus in attendance at last night's game, I wonder if he's shopping or just pre-scouting future opponents.

The problem is that the MLB spends a lot of time wrestling with O-lineman, plug Wild into that position and all of a sudden it will be Bass making the big plays again and Wild will become invisible.

I can't ever recall a team rotating C's, it goes against continuity.

Super important ball-game for the club, they have a chance to redeem themselves with their fan-base and build something good, despite their past record. Hope they're up for it.

Should have put the team North of the city where 40 somethings have nuthin to do but watch the tube after 5.

Don't think it matters who is 3rd, they're all getting plenty of playing time. I would say after the last game Hubbard is likely to stick with Green going back on the PR.

3 DE's is the way to go, O'Shea mentioned last week that it helped keep everyone fresh. When Corney comes back they'll have to make a decision on Green or Hubbard.

I'm with you on this, nor do I want to see Dressler or any other player of great importance returning punts, too risky. It would have made sense to give Flanders some game action without risking injury to any of the starters.