Jesse

I can’t see Gray getting much of an opportunity at tackle. Hardrick still has a few years left, Gray’s already 27…

Well played, Andrea.

Houston played last year and was not successful. But he showed potential and the coaches kept him around because they recognized the talent and is now doing great.

But it can’t be. It’s a max of two games.….and he’ll probably get one. Or a fine.

And once again - MOS wouldn’t need to because Kyle would sign these POS’ in the first place. We can jump on Dickie all we want for the controlling these guys, but he’s not the one signing them.

Did Zach ever throw it 38 times last year? I think our offence is in a different place now .

He swung the helmet. I dgaf if it was broken up after the fact. people like to claim that you can’t define/prove intent - you sure as hell can there.

It’s been pointed out on Twitter that Myles Garrett (Cleveland Browns) did this exact same move and was suspended indefinitely (which ended up being 6 games).

I’m sure he’ll get his minimum suspension for it - but did not refs see this? He should have been booted from the field right there.

Yeah, that's what I'm talking about 🙄

I think it would seem a lot better if BO would break a tackle like Andrew did for us. It looks much worse when guys drop on contact. But Booch is right, it's not going to be a clean pocket all night when you're playing a team like Calgary - those guys get paid too.

I'd like to know why we didn't see McCrae at all when we're still forcing BO out there at a 0.9 YPA.

Flutie can suck it.

Pembina was slow, Bishop would take you around the construction (as long as there isn’t more construction on Bishop, lol).

I don't revel in things of this nature as it's bad for the league as a whole. I am embarrassed as a CFL fan that this idiocy is part of our league and there's seemingly nothing to be done beyond a BS suspension.

He raises a point I think about all the time. How can PA's (of every sport) defend players who are out there hurting members? They should be the one's wanting suspensions to keep their members safe.

In practice, Marino would never make it past our organizations vetting process. I doubt MOS would ever hear of him and our leadership group would bounce him out quick if he did. Never would have hit the field.

It's actually an interesting conversation. Obviously leaders and Head Coaches in this instance feel the need to be the shield and protect their players. We've all praised MOS for it and mocked others when they throw players under the bus. But at what point do you say, this person made poor choices and need to accept the consequences? (Actually, typing this out, that's all Craig needed to say.....what an idiot).

I guarantee you Willie left because we made him the highest paid DE in the league.

Guaranteed he has no idea what he did wrong and is so upset that he had to apologize.

I guess we have to remember that Bailey is in Adams' old spot. This is exactly what Adams did for us. He did down field blocking and came up with the occasional big first down.

omg, Craig. Just oblivious.

Because they split the punishment into different crimes, it is not. He received a two game suspension for the hit. The fact that they were unwilling to raise the minimum suspension for a repeat offender (in only 12 games played) is baffling to me. Now that they've reinforced the precedent of two-games, are we going to see it again the next time he takes a player out for the season? Not to mention the one game suspension for making insults/comments about Masoli's heritage. "Diversity is Strength" my ass.

You want to talk "what ifs?" What if Zach signed here instead of with Hamilton in the first place and we never have to experience Willy or Nichols.

He's really just taking Demski's role, but we were not utilizing him fully (up until the game he got injured - of course).