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As far as competitive balance on that schedule, just for us, I really like that schedule. No stupid short weeks, no home and away back-to-back series (other than LDC/BJB), good spread out balance of bye weeks, and we aren't ending a season series super early in the season again. Best competitive balance schedule (For us) in many years. Personally, only 3 weekday games all on Thursdays, which is great.

Yup. Lovey's was pretty good. I used to really like Famous Daves but its turned into overpriced dogs**t over the last few years.

CFL Season Schedule - CFL.ca

Okay so how many NFL teams left to work out with? Just do your rounds TE and we'll have your contract ready to sign when you're done.

Canadian QB Taylor Elgersma works out for Chicago Bears: sources - 3DownNation

I hope so too. At one point, Rob kicked tires on what is now Belle's Kitchen so he's definitely wanted to come to this way for a while. Fingers crossed that he can find a place that works but either way, anywhere it the city will be better than driving out to Steinbach.

Eh sometimes their food truck finds their way to that end

I sure hope it is near Transcona. Famous Dave's has gone from good to really bad over the last several years and the Belle's place is not our cup of tea. I really miss the days of Loveys

Pretty sure they talked about Chris Schultz quite extensively because he passed away between seasons. They also still talk about him sometimes when they are talking about Purolator Tackle Hunger.

No, not a single thank you. Typical of TSN. They did the same thing to Chris Schultz. He just never existed. As far as Barker goes, Shallow insight?? Out of touch opinions??? He's the Argo GM now so his opinions count for a lot. What did you actually expect, a Rhodes Scholar?? What does Daviss Sanchez bring to the group on the panel?? Absolutely nothing. And who got rewarded instead of being fired for doing such a lousy job??? Kyle Walters. It's not the Canadian Mafia naymore. It's a plush country club. Where no one is accountable & they'll all have a job as long as Wade Miller is in charge. Absolutely no accountability. What in the world has Walters done to rate three more years?

He's one badasss Koala!!

Old and slow lines 2 3 and 4. Arniel has his favorite slow as **** veterans just like Maurice did. Meanwhile chibs Yager and lambert popping highlight reels for the moose.

Jake Thomas

Maybe he can play drawback.

So... can we switch him to receiver?

Great.....AND I know you know the way to...... Not far.......The 3D young woman I saw awhile back will be right up his alley and he'll be up hers

I mean how far off from creating a fully formed 3D rendering of this kid are we, really....?

ON IT!....'ll head right back to San Jose after xmas There's a DT guy I like too....Stanley "Stump" Hardwood ....

Now you better get AI on this ....I want to see this kid in camp

thats a damn good analysis lol

Looks like a good prospect (according to ChatGPT 😂) Octavious Grabsemall – Player Biography Name: Octavious Grabsemall Age: 24 Height: 6'4" Weight: 245 lbs Position: EDGE College Career Grabsemall began his collegiate athletic path on the football field, quickly earning attention for his blend of physicality and burst. Despite limited early playing time, he flashed potential that had scouts circling. But after his sophomore season, he switched gears—literally—and transitioned full-time to basketball for his final two years of eligibility. The move was unexpected, but not unproductive: he refined his footwork, agility, and explosiveness while becoming a reliable two-way player on the hardwood. Those seasons sharpened skills—spatial awareness, verticality, body control—that translate seamlessly back to the gridiron. Return to Football & Pro Day At 24, Octavious returned to football with renewed focus and a broadened athletic foundation. His Pro Day performance turned heads, most notably when he blazed a 4.5-second 40-yard dash, an extraordinary time for a big-bodied athlete of his stature. Paired with his length, leaping ability, and basketball-honed coordination, he instantly became a high-upside prospect. Player Profile Size/Speed Combo: Rare for his position; creates mismatches everywhere. Basketball Footwork: Excellent body control, timing, and contested-catch ability. Physical Maturity: Older prospect at 24, but brings leadership and college experience across two sports. High Ceiling Prospect: Considered a moldable, high-reward athlete with potential to excel on special teams early and grow into a starting role. Strengths Elite Athletic Profile Long, rangy 6’4” frame with room to add more muscle. 4.50 speed gives him true chase-down ability and excellent backside pursuit. Exceptional leaping ability and hand-eye coordination from basketball background. Pass-Rush Potential Shows natural bend and flexibility for his size. Can corner surprisingly well on speed rushes—light feet, efficient stride. Raw but powerful initial strike; flashes knockback at the point of attack. Movement Skills Lateral quickness stands out—slides, mirrors, and redirects like a forward defending the perimeter. Smooth mover in space; can drop into flats or hook zones as a hybrid OLB. Closes ground very quickly once he burst-steps. Competitive Motor High-energy player who hustles backside and runs plays downfield. Coaches praise his toughness, coachability, and willingness to embrace technique refinement. Weaknesses Technical Rawness Limited recent football snaps; needs development with hand usage, counters, and pass-rush planning. Tends to rely on speed too often—must diversify beyond the outside track. Play Strength Functional strength is adequate but not yet NFL-ready for consistent edge-setting against top-tier tackles. Needs to add more lower-body power to anchor versus double teams. Older Prospect Entering league at 24, leaving a smaller developmental runway compared to 20–21-year-old prospects. Teams may question long-term upside despite athletic traits. Pad Level Can play too tall at times due to basketball posture; must learn to win leverage consistently. NFL Comparison Daniil Hunter (frame/length and raw-to-refined trajectory) Leonard Floyd (rangy, high-motor, hybrid EDGE) Margus Hunt (two-sport athletic background, developmental arc) Draft Projection Round 5–7, with potential to rise into Round 4 if he dominates private workouts and shows pass-rush promise in drills. A clear “traits lottery ticket” who could massively outperform draft position.

woulda been a good get