Goalie Posted November 7, 2014 Report Posted November 7, 2014 Toughest To Bring Down: Jon Cornish*, RB, Calgary (41%) Biggest Threat To Score: Chad Owens*, WR/KR, Toronto (44%) Most Clutch Performer: Ricky Ray*, QB, Toronto (32%) Most Underrated: Kevin Glenn, QB, BC (10%) Most Accurate Passer: Ricky Ray, QB*, Toronto (71%) Fastest Player: Brandon Banks, WR/KR, Hamilton (31%) Toughest Player: Mike Reilly*, QB, Edmonton (21%) Nastiest Player: Shea Emry, LB, Toronto (24%) Best Trash-Talker: Simoni Lawrence, LB, Hamilton (14%) Hardest Hitter: Soloman Elimimian, LB, BC (32%) Best Hands: S.J. Green*, SB, Montreal (22%) *Repeat winner Montreal Alouettes’ Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) was the winner of this year’s bonus question, earning the title of the CFL’s Best Tweeter with 24% of the votes. Glenn as most under-rated is somewhat surprising, also SJ Green, who i thought hasn't had a very strong season with the ALS might be the other shocker.
blueandgoldguy Posted November 7, 2014 Report Posted November 7, 2014 Is Chad Johnson even starting with the Als right now or is he injured? Talk about Mr. Invisible.
Blueandgold Posted November 7, 2014 Report Posted November 7, 2014 Mike Reilly winning the ol Buck Pierce award.
rebusrankin Posted November 7, 2014 Report Posted November 7, 2014 Has Glenn been mentioned so much as being underrated to to overrated?
KptKrunch Posted November 8, 2014 Report Posted November 8, 2014 No, Glenn is very underrated. For the past few years he's been the 'backup' QB that's been forced into action and done well. Not Grey Cup win well, but he's a 'backup'. I personally think he's a 'tweener', reminds me a lot of a (now) famous coach - John Hufnagel. Huf was a 'ok' Qb but he wasn't good enough to be 'the' guy (not close actually). He only excelled when he came to Winnipeg and became the 2nd half monster - and a perfect complement - to Tom Clements. Prior to that, his time in Calgary and Saskatchewan was very "Kevin Glenn" like in terms of the consistency of his performance. Yet back then, no one 'ragged' on Huf as much as they rag on Glenn now.
Goalie Posted November 8, 2014 Author Report Posted November 8, 2014 Probably cuz when Huff played, sites like this didn't exist so people couldn't come on the internet and ***** all the time.
KptKrunch Posted November 8, 2014 Report Posted November 8, 2014 Probably cuz when Huff played, sites like this didn't exist so people couldn't come on the internet and ***** all the time. Probably
Noeller Posted November 8, 2014 Report Posted November 8, 2014 Not to take anything away from Reilly but man, was anyone tougher than Drew Willy this year??
iso_55 Posted November 8, 2014 Report Posted November 8, 2014 Not to take anything away from Reilly but man, was anyone tougher than Drew Willy this year?? Willy has to hit the weights & gain 30 lbs like Reilly did & then make a point to be in the weight room all season. SPuDS 1
gbill2004 Posted November 8, 2014 Report Posted November 8, 2014 Not to take anything away from Reilly but man, was anyone tougher than Drew Willy this year??Willy has to hit the weights & gain 30 lbs like Reilly did & then make a point to be in the weight room all season. Willy said he wasn't in the weight room this season as much as he would have liked because of the hand and shoulder injuries.
Noeller Posted November 8, 2014 Report Posted November 8, 2014 What does that have to do with being tough?
17to85 Posted November 8, 2014 Report Posted November 8, 2014 What does that have to do with being tough? Crapping on Bomber players while making excuses for other teams players is a pass time for some around here. Noeller 1
iso_55 Posted November 8, 2014 Report Posted November 8, 2014 What does that have to do with being tough? Getting stronger & bigger makes it easier to absorb some of the hellacious hits Drew took this year. It should help preventing soft tissue injuries better. Of course it won't help when whacking a thumb off a helmet or tearing a knee ligament. If he comes in about 20 lbs stronger we'll see a different player I think for the better.
17to85 Posted November 8, 2014 Report Posted November 8, 2014 What does that have to do with being tough? Getting stronger & bigger makes it easier to absorb some of the hellacious hits Drew took this year. It should help preventing soft tissue injuries better. Of course it won't help when whacking a thumb off a helmet or tearing a knee ligament. If he comes in about 20 lbs stronger we'll see a different player I think for the better. but again, what does that have to do with being tough? Noeller 1
SPuDS Posted November 8, 2014 Report Posted November 8, 2014 What does that have to do with being tough?Getting stronger & bigger makes it easier to absorb some of the hellacious hits Drew took this year. It should help preventing soft tissue injuries better. Of course it won't help when whacking a thumb off a helmet or tearing a knee ligament. If he comes in about 20 lbs stronger we'll see a different player I think for the better. but again, what does that have to do with being tough? Exactly.. Willy is plenty tough.. Getting bigger or more muscles isnt going to add to that... you're tough or you're not.. Ive seen muscle bound meatheads who were the biggest pansies and ive seen scrawny beanpoles who have pain tollerences beyond belief.. Adding muscle might make him morw sturdy or resillient but thats bout it... Noeller 1
iso_55 Posted November 9, 2014 Report Posted November 9, 2014 What does that have to do with being tough? Getting stronger & bigger makes it easier to absorb some of the hellacious hits Drew took this year. It should help preventing soft tissue injuries better. Of course it won't help when whacking a thumb off a helmet or tearing a knee ligament. If he comes in about 20 lbs stronger we'll see a different player I think for the better. but again, what does that have to do with being tough? Being able to absorb the hits better, pretty self explanatory.
iso_55 Posted November 9, 2014 Report Posted November 9, 2014 What does that have to do with being tough?Getting stronger & bigger makes it easier to absorb some of the hellacious hits Drew took this year. It should help preventing soft tissue injuries better. Of course it won't help when whacking a thumb off a helmet or tearing a knee ligament. If he comes in about 20 lbs stronger we'll see a different player I think for the better.but again, what does that have to do with being tough? Exactly.. Willy is plenty tough.. Getting bigger or more muscles isnt going to add to that... you're tough or you're not.. Ive seen muscle bound meatheads who were the biggest pansies and ive seen scrawny beanpoles who have pain tollerences beyond belief.. Adding muscle might make him morw sturdy or resillient but thats bout it... That's the general idea, SPuDs.
Noeller Posted November 9, 2014 Report Posted November 9, 2014 I'd suggest Willy is tougher THAN Reilly *BECAUSE* he's smaller.....
saskbluefan Posted November 9, 2014 Report Posted November 9, 2014 Remember when Buck Pierce gained a bunch of muscle and that was going to prevent injuries? Then remember after he got hurt all the time that year and the next year he lost a bunch of weight and that was going to prevent injuries? Maybe Drew should get either skinnier or more muscled or maybe we should just try blocking for him?
17to85 Posted November 9, 2014 Report Posted November 9, 2014 What does that have to do with being tough? Getting stronger & bigger makes it easier to absorb some of the hellacious hits Drew took this year. It should help preventing soft tissue injuries better. Of course it won't help when whacking a thumb off a helmet or tearing a knee ligament. If he comes in about 20 lbs stronger we'll see a different player I think for the better. but again, what does that have to do with being tough? Being able to absorb the hits better, pretty self explanatory. Except what you're explaining has nothing to do with toughness. Toughness isn't the ability to withstand injury, though it's part of it, toughness is getting your ass kicked and popping up again to go another round. So how does your point matter?
Tracker Posted November 9, 2014 Report Posted November 9, 2014 Remember when Buck Pierce gained a bunch of muscle and that was going to prevent injuries? Then remember after he got hurt all the time that year and the next year he lost a bunch of weight and that was going to prevent injuries? Maybe Drew should get either skinnier or more muscled or maybe we should just try blocking for him? If he can do both, that ought to double his chances of not getting hurt. Personally, I suggest he should provide his O-line with sidearms. That ought to do it.
JuranBoldenRules Posted November 9, 2014 Report Posted November 9, 2014 I guess it's a good thing Ricky Ray is so "clutch," otherwise the .500 teams he leads year after year would be terrible.
Tracker Posted November 9, 2014 Report Posted November 9, 2014 I guess it's a good thing Ricky Ray is so "clutch," otherwise the .500 teams he leads year after year would be terrible. Heck, even Doug Flutie and Ron Lancaster had bad times, but of the current crop of CFL pivots, if I were coaching a critical CFL game, I would pick Ray.
blueandgoldguy Posted November 9, 2014 Report Posted November 9, 2014 Yeah, it's not Rays fault his receivers were injured half the season. Don't think any team suffered as many injuries as the Argos did this year. If they had the league average in man games lost to injury they would have probably ended up with 10-11 wins. What really hurts them though is that loss to RedBlacks earlier in the season. Should have had that one.
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