Fatty Liver

Cracks were visible last season when they picked up a handful of wins they didn't really deserve including at least one over the Bombers, Mitchell is a great game manager but he doesn't have the skill level of a Flutie or Ray in his prime were he can win a game all by himself.

I predict a BC/Sask. trade. Lulay-Lemon is just meant to happen.

I don't believe Sheppard had a single drop in pre-season and he had some really nice catches in traffic were he had to fight for the ball. As somebody explained earlier, Mayo is closer to Dressler in skill-set and playing WR is probably the better sub. in this situation.

Right.

The way Doug Brown explains it (and he used the Mtl. game as a prime example) all defences protecting a healthy lead tend to lose focus later in the game despite the coaches pleading them not too. It's human nature, when a D thinks it has the game in the bag the fears that motivated them to focus and play their very best earlier in the game have been quenched.

I don't think so, although his Tweets kind of hint that he may have been cut but not yet publicly. They might have to make a space for the new LB on the PR.

Who is the real Drew Willy though??? I'd think his innate QB programming would be to hold the ball for 5 secs. and then chuck it 75 yards.

Tied to Hubbard's realease? He's sounding none too happy. Adrian Hubbard ‏@Foreshadow90210 6h6 hours ago All I care about is winning. Adrian Hubbard ‏@Foreshadow90210 6h6 hours ago Hardwork don't pay off always. Im a living testimony. Adrian Hubbard ‏@Foreshadow90210 6h6 hours ago Stomach be hurting just thinking about things going on Adrian Hubbard ‏@Foreshadow90210 6h6 hours ago My goal has been to make a roster since getting into pro ball. I don't know where I went wrong or who I rubbed the wrong way. Adrian Hubbard ‏@Foreshadow90210 6h6 hours ago I just love playing football ,winning ,and making plays. Would be nice to have to have everyone else on the same page!! Adrian Hubbard ‏@Foreshadow90210 6h6 hours ago Be staying low key ,balling, and staying out of trouble. And I see guys whose skills are limited and staying in trouble keep getting chances Adrian Hubbard ‏@Foreshadow90210 6h6 hours ago Slow digest. Peoples problem is they hate to look bad Adrian Hubbard ‏@Foreshadow90210 5h5 hours ago Mind Blowing

Scotty Moore, guitarist behind early Elvis Presley sound, dead at 84 http://www.cbc.ca/news/arts/scotty-moore-guitarist-obit-1.3657336

One thing I noticed as the game went along Willy got more comfortable relying on Harris to "do his thing" play after play. This must have been a startling revelation to Willy coming out of last years MB offence were the RB would only touch the ball twice per quarter.

Whether sacked or not, he had to pick himself off the turf 5-6 times. Westerman shoved him so hard one time he almost took flight, it was absolutely comical,

Bombers blitzed a fair amount, I can recall a couple each from Hurl, Bass, Wild and Leggett. Bass came very close and got great licks on Glenn at least twice.

Dan Barnes @jrnlbarnes @Breakerdog @CFL_News Got answer for you from CFL's Glen Johnson. Ref mistakenly blew play in despite Ottawa not finished subs. 1/2

O'Shea's challenge of Willy's tackle at the 5 has to be a runner up, he threw away a timeout and every one except Willy could see that it was well short.

Kind of surprised the Bombers didn't pick up anyone from the cut lists but maybe Keeping isn't gone for too long and they think Couture can hold the fort until he returns.

On watching the game for the second time it wasn't as bad as initially suspected. Willy over-threw about 5 passes in the first half, it would have made a huge difference if he could have connected on at least 3 of them. Adams had the only obvious drop in the game which is probably below team average over the course of an entire game. Sacks, every team allows them and average should be about 3, Bombers gave up 5 but Willy was to blame for at least 2 of them. As soon as he does that fake pump once you know he's in trouble and won't likely find a receiver. Red-zone death. I believe this happened twice, unacceptable.

It would be great to have at least one 6'-4" DB on the roster that could help cover the taller receivers. It's a major challenge when a team like Mtl. shows up with a swath of tall lanky receivers and they face an entire secondary of U6ers. DB's like Demond Washington and Bruce Johnson can play like demons and still get beat regularly if the QB has time to place the ball beyond their upper reaches.

Sad to see Louie cut but not totally unexpected. He's the kind of guy that will probably hang around Wpg. anyway, unless he gets an opportunity with another team.

Then you might not want to watch this....

Waggoner is one of many excellent ST'ers O'Shea has assembled from an excess of LB's. Jones, Sherman, Briggs, Burnett, Gauthier, Wild, Hurl, all are great in pursuit. Unfortunately Waggoner has yet to show that he is better than Sherman, Hurl or Burnett on the depth chart.

It was too little too late but when Bass finally hammered Glenn in the 4th Q it planted the familiar frowny face on Glenn that usually signifies he doesn't want to participate in the days activities any longer.

Put up a "W" and the scrutiny meter stays parked in the sock drawer until the next game.

In the end Jennings looked quite good and actually won the game.