Wanna-B-Fanboy

Who said that we would get the first holding call?

**** Calgary

Nice stop by the D

we can never catch a break

That is one thing about the CFL- the special teams, so exciting.

No horse-collar? we got called for a similar tackle last game Officiating like our Offence: inconsistent.

Whats encouraging? we are getting our asses handed to us by another back up QB. And our Offence is trading TDs for 3s

we wasn't juggling it when he was stepping out- he was securing it into his basket.

Refs now taking TDs away from us.

missed spearing call on Matthews

No Dline is good when they are being held.

That was bullshit pi

Going into this year I thought our Defence was going to be our strong suit.

1st quarter stats do not look good for us.

First off... there are 12 defensive positions, even more defensive players due to rotation and such. There are on average 55-60 defensive plays during a game... That is less than 0.8 players making a mistake per series. That is not unreasonable by any stretch. Factor in the severity (or lack thereof) of those transgressions and it is not as bad as you make it seem.... Alternatively... it shows an impressive amount of diligence and meticulousness they do in film break down to catch all those errors... ******* GO BLUE BOMBERS!!!!!!!!!!

Well when you put it that way, I totally agree. I was focused more on the balancing that might have occurred.

I was thinking it was a murder/suicide by the dude not with the gun.

I heard this on my morning drive in... I think it's awesome. I wish I had a maxed out chase visa.

Murder/suicide by poisonous plants in a meal...

Well. I love my beef. But if this reduces the heard sizes and drives the price of beef up so that people buy less... Rib eyes once a month instead of twice. Yeah that works.

Machete!!! https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/actor-danny-trejo-helped-rescue-baby-overturned-car-n1040251

That does. Let's see what Kongbo does with this opportunity.

I only care enough about this to post- "I can't care about this any less..."

or went the way of Chris McCandless- eating poisoned seeds. https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2015/05/01/403535274/into-the-wild-author-tries-science-to-solve-toxic-seed-mystery "The plant in question is the Eskimo potato, also known as alpine sweetvetch, or Hedysarum alpinum. The hardy little plant grows across Alaska and northern Canada. McCandless, along with plenty of Alaska natives, had relied on the carrot-like roots as a staple. But Krakauer could find no record of people eating the seeds. The L-canavanine toxin could be why. "Once the roots became unpalatable in midsummer, the natives did not eat these seeds," Krakauer explains. "So, they knew something that we didn't."

I fully expect to see Kongbo Destroying "Fatty". He's going to be a force this week.