No Means No @ Win Means West Final: The GDT

[Noeller]

 

 

[Rod Black]

1 hour ago, TBURGESS said:

It's better to lose now than in the playoffs. 

CJOB post game spoke of the benefits of “if we had to lose, better now than later”.  The loss may be sobering. 

[rebusrankin]

Man, I like Doug Brown's honesty. Guy is a gem.

[blue85gold]

35 minutes ago, Rod Black said:

CJOB post game spoke of the benefits of “if we had to lose, better now than later”.  The loss may be sobering. 

This is it. 12 straight wins would be tough to do. Just need to win 3 in a row now. 

[Noeller]

So we go into a bye week and then a game that may or may not matter, depending.... Are we better off with Sask winning, which forces us to play a "real" game against Montreal and act as a sort of playoff warm up game... But also risks injury to our stars?? Or are we better off BC winning tonight, then our starters get like 3 weeks off before playing again...?

[rebusrankin]

For myself and I think the fanbase, its better if BC wins tonight and we clinch the WF.

For the team, it may be better needing to go into Montreal and win.

[3rdand1.5]

Well, trying to be positive.....we now have great film on our guys deficiencies against a really good d-line bringing it.....

 

We did make some adjustments that helped although too little to late..but at least we showed we could....so the positive spin is now we have a few weeks to digest it, review it, scheme it and be prepared for it....ala better to learn our lesson now and have a chance to scheme against it, then be caught by surprise by it in the playoffs, because there is no nice way to say that we had our arsses handed to us along the line....

[17to85]

1 hour ago, Noeller said:

So we go into a bye week and then a game that may or may not matter, depending.... Are we better off with Sask winning, which forces us to play a "real" game against Montreal and act as a sort of playoff warm up game... But also risks injury to our stars?? Or are we better off BC winning tonight, then our starters get like 3 weeks off before playing again...?

After last night even if we are guaranteed first I don't think they can justify taking their foot off the gas.

[Fatty Liver]

16 minutes ago, 3rdand1.5 said:

Well, trying to be positive.....we now have great film on our guys deficiencies against a really good d-line bringing it.....

 

We did make some adjustments that helped although too little to late..but at least we showed we could....so the positive spin is now we have a few weeks to digest it, review it, scheme it and be prepared for it....ala better to learn our lesson now and have a chance to scheme against it, then be caught by surprise by it in the playoffs, because there is no nice way to say that we had our arsses handed to us along the line....

They can also move all Sergio's gear to a chair in the middle of the dressing room to help him clearly focus on his future as the Winnipeg Blue Bomber FG kicker.

[Zach Schnitzer]

17 hours ago, Captain Blue said:

He is not out and is elevated over the marker. 

Is it where he touches out or where the ball is out of bounds? 

[JohnnyAbonny]

35 minutes ago, Zach Schnitzer said:

Is it where he touches out or where the ball is out of bounds? 

Where the ball is when he touches out

[voodoochylde]

2 minutes ago, JohnnyAbonny said:

Where the ball is when he touches out

This .. and even though we didn’t have the best angle, it looked pretty clear that the ball was past the marker when he touched out of bounds.
 

The ONLY possible way it was short is if Zach touched the sideline with his foot as he was running. 
 

Blue coloured glasses I know but we got jobbed because TSN doesn’t invest in cameras / camera angles at the games.

[JuranBoldenRules]

50 minutes ago, Zach Schnitzer said:

Is it where he touches out or where the ball is out of bounds? 

Where the ball is when he touches out.

Opposite of NFL where it's spotted where ball crosses sideline.

[bustamente]

That was a blown call on the field and by the CC, Collaros's foot still had green between the sideline and he touched out past the marker

[ddanger]

During the game I was looking at the Argo D line roster. 4 rookies...one or two were tall, most 6'2 or 6'3....but they were all heavy and they owned our O'line. Man the hogs went from a great game against Hammy to being taken to the woodshed.  7 sacks on Zach is no good, and while I realize several were coverage induced, it's still no good. 

 

[ddanger]

19 hours ago, Super Duper Negatron said:

I'm right there with you. I am livid. What a garbage effort all around and Pearce and Zach keep proving they have no clue how to beat certain teams. This was the last two Grey Cups all over again. Same ****.

Very much agree with the disappointment with Buck. 

[JCon]

Might be time to let Wilson throw a ball to at least keep the defense honest on those sneaks. Or, just turn it over Dolegala going forward. 

[Fatty Liver]

17 hours ago, ddanger said:

During the game I was looking at the Argo D line roster. 4 rookies...one or two were tall, most 6'2 or 6'3....but they were all heavy and they owned our O'line. Man the hogs went from a great game against Hammy to being taken to the woodshed.  7 sacks on Zach is no good, and while I realize several were coverage induced, it's still no good. 

 

Amazing 4 are rookies, shows a different mindset and a competitive environment at play instead of perpetuating a group of familiar faces.  Seems to be the trend towards heavier D-line players multi-tasking, not many are tall and thin like Willy specializing in pass rush only.

[BaconNBigBlue]

I was on the Pacific Ocean when the game was on so I’m glad I missed it. 

[JohnnyAbonny]

On 2024-10-13 at 11:47 AM, Fatty Liver said:

Amazing 4 are rookies, shows a different mindset and a competitive environment at play instead of perpetuating a group of familiar faces.  Seems to be the trend towards heavier D-line players multi-tasking, not many are tall and thin like Willy specializing in pass rush only.

Interesting. Now that you mention it, yeah the Willie or Malik Carney type bodied pass rushers seem to be dwindling. 

Lot of 6”3, 260ish guys having success lately. 

[GCn20]

On 2024-10-11 at 11:40 PM, 17to85 said:

Argos have a physical defensive line... so naturally Kolankowski was ******* dreadful. Guy has got to be the weakest offensive lineman in the league. 

Liam Dobson was the biggest problem I saw out there. He lost nearly every 1v1 to Ceresna he had.

[GCn20]

On 2024-10-12 at 9:37 AM, JCon said:

Let's be honest, without a late drive turnover and a couple of made field goals and we beat the team that lost to the Ticats 3 times this year and we just dominated. 

 

Yea...the scoreboard really did flatter the Argos to a great degree. We didn't make the inches when we needed them and that was our downfall on the day. We left 16 points out there.

[Tracker]

7 hours ago, GCn20 said:

Liam Dobson was the biggest problem I saw out there. He lost nearly every 1v1 to Ceresna he had.

Agreed, but Ceresna is one of the best d-linemen in the league, and beside him was......"turnstile" Kolankowski. No help there at all.

[17to85]

7 hours ago, GCn20 said:

Liam Dobson was the biggest problem I saw out there. He lost nearly every 1v1 to Ceresna he had.

Dobson had the one big OLE! Moment for sure but I didn't notice a ton of issues. Meanwhile kolankowski... tons of times when collaros wants to step up in the pocket there's nowhere to go because our centre is getting pushed back and it all breaks down.

[blue85gold]

16 minutes ago, 17to85 said:

Dobson had the one big OLE! Moment for sure but I didn't notice a ton of issues. Meanwhile kolankowski... tons of times when collaros wants to step up in the pocket there's nowhere to go because our centre is getting pushed back and it all breaks down.

This has been a huge problem this year. ZC has no where to step up.