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I really have no idea but I would assume FIFO means more like “don’t be a malcontent in the room and do your job on the field within the scheme.” I don’t think it means “have no personality” I doubt the leadership cares about the colour of a guys gloves. In Mitchell’s case FIFO definitely means he’ll have to catch a football pretty soon though.

When’s the last time we had a player like that though? Or the last team with a strong culture that did? On the other hand the toxic teams have had lots of those guys. Guys acting a fool is 100% a part of team culture.

Except like I said you benefit as much from having those guys around the team as ahead of young guys, and that is a normal Stage in turn over. Plus defensive players translate to the cfl quickly. You are always either working on getting guys more experience or getting younger. That’s pro sports.

This attitude is not very FIFO.

Now you are learning grasshopper...

Nope not at all. Role vs position. He started about half the season too. Parker did that before and not since. Happens frequently at db in the cfl.

What is this a change from if not the starting positions from last year?

So either it's not enough experience in the lineup, or too much experience because O'Shea doesn't play anyone new?

You can love the code of conduct and recognize that a player celebrating on the field has nothing to do with it. I’ll absolutely make fun of players who do crap like that, on my team or not, has nothing to do with culture though.

yes, 20 minutes in the film room should give them all they need to know. CoFaj is indeed a one-trick pony.

Also need to let the new DL guys know how Fajardo loves that blind spin move when being pressured. Drives me nuts when he gets away, knowing that he was going to do that.

If Montreal shows up with the same scheme with max protection for CoFaj I hope that our new D coordinator can read that quickly and make adjustments, rather than just throwing the house at it and failing continually, as we saw in the GC.

That’s an interesting point. I think having the guys like biggie and ba around even if they don’t play the rookies should be up to speed.

"It’s easy to understand why so many people are bullish on the club given that its veteran core from last season remains mostly intact" I am taking just a glimmer of hope that we have not done anything stupid or disastrous in the preseason and are very close to having THE right people. Yes I'm putting it in the Negatron phraseology. Stated in its opposite, I think we done good. We are down to very few "aging – out" problems and they are easy to identify. As for all our newbies it just feels like this is the most changes we have made in half a decade. The only identifiable huge problem we have is our kicking game. I don't think we can "handle it internally"! We gotta go find some one, (or two, or three.) I expect Montréal will be more ready to go on Thursday night then we will be. At least we will have well rested enthusiasm! And we have a score to settle…

Will be interesting.....just not a lot of experience in this opening day D-lineup

Not even you could get that wrong!

That change doesn’t have to do with Mac though. That change is on its own.

U just assuming Kramdi is there...And even so...Cole took reps there last yr...I get it you think Kramdi is the bees knees...but Wilson..Gauthier...Cole trio where Gauthier is more situational and rotated in and out is far superior to Wilson in the middle...Cole at wil and Kramdi at SAM...unless averagely adequate with 2 out of position guys is your idea of ideal Peas in a pod u two thumbs upping and agreeing lol

Idk how it’s surprising that the same people who booed James wilder for getting 5 yards on 2nd and 10 then flexing do the same to Mitchell doing the exact same kind of thing. That type of action isn’t a strong fit in a good culture.

In contrast to O'Shea wishing for more penalties and turnovers.

Oh lord, please NO!!!!

I like the alouette attitude here, compared to what the bombers did on Friday night: TSN: " I don’t like to say the (pre-season) scores don’t matter, because when the scoreboard is on the objective is to win. But it’s also to get better every week. I feel today made us better as a football team,” Alouettes coach Jason Maas said. “We’ll correct the things we need to, but the things we pride ourselves on is try not to take too many penalties and not turn over the ball, kind of bit us a bit tonight"

This is exactly what i was thinking but didn't want to internet fight about it...

And Cole in for Kramdi.