Colin Unger
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I’ll be going with redblacks d in draft kings this week.
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Its hard to see much of a path for Woods. You need to register stats to get enough attention to receive votes and he's yet to register a sack. Its just hard to imagine a guy who average 1 tackle and 0.0 sacks per game winning any awards. Adams would have more of an opportunity especially if he continues to pick up sacks in a season where there is no runaway sacks leader. He could potentially lead the league in sacks or come close to it in the same way that Wilson could lead the league or come close to the league lead in receiving yards. If Adams ends up with 8 or 9 sacks and Wilson ends up with 6 touchdown and 1003 yards or something like that then I think there would be a lot of debate as to who deserved the ROY nomination. There's this sentiment that Wilson might just get over 1000 yards. However, despite struggling in his first 5 games to gain much traction he's actually on a pace for 1150 yards right now. Its not impossible that his last 9 games look more like his past 4 games and he ends up closer to 1300 yards or so.
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My sense is that most have already decided to cast their MOP and MOC vote for Tre Ford. 🤣
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Barring something majorly changing Wilson will end up our ROY. Doesn't mean that there isn't a long list of honorable mentions. Might very well be that Wilson gains serious traction for being the league's top rookie.
Defensive player of the year - Ford
Top Canadian - BO
MOP - BO/Wilson
Special Teams: Castillo
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Looks like Canada’s men’s basketball silver metal hopes will largely come down to luck of the draw. Because Germany had a weak group they were able to rack up a huge point differential and will end up with the 1st or second seed along with the USA. So those two teams can’t end up in the same side of the playoff bracket. The draw in Canada’s group will determine if they end up in the USA or Germany side of the bracket.
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Is there an explanation why BC didn't attempt that 48 yard field goal and went for a fake instead? I'm not convinced just gambling with Vaj out of the shutgun wouldn't have had a similar odds to success then trying something like that against a Mike O'Shea coached team.
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1 hour ago, 17to85 said:
If you can't tell the difference between Halls blitz schemes he was using against montreal in the cup last year and what they ran last night I don't know what to tell you...
what can they do?
It’s just that I felt like we did a pretty dang good job in one on one coverage situations. Much better than we did in the grey cup.
Clearly the defensive coaching has improved as well. But we had lack of depth and injuries in that game as well. The actual coverage was poor.
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7 minutes ago, Super Duper Negatron said:
I can't help but think if the Bombers had used that exact game plan on D against Montreal, we are defending cup champions right now.
Is it a gameplan or is it the Ford/Bonds factor.
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I expect more 60 plus yard field goal attempts unless the punting situation improves.
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15 minutes ago, Arnold_Palmer said:
His body language whenever he loses to the Bombers is embarrassing. He’s suppose to be their leader. He always looks like he’s on the verge of tears. No wonder B.C. falls short in almost every big game.
Reminds me of this...
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The 4 first down performance for BC was their lowest total in franchise history.
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Id be tapping the breaks on Bailey after the performance of Lucky. Where do we play Bailey when everyone is healthy?
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We're now in the positive on points for and against for the season.
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3 minutes ago, Booch said:
Lawler...Demski...Wilson..Bailey..Lucky..Woli and Clercius when all healthy...that's a solid group.
And swap out Case for Smith..Smith offers more in regards to use on offence and he also played covers...Case is pedestrian
Shows how brain dead he is...other than Wilson no other rookie has done ****...I not including Clercius as he is a Canadian
Wheatfall?
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I just feel like we see a lot of Jefferson going up against the starting left tackle of opposing teams. Might just be a selective memory.
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I have the same analysis of Nuefeld as wbbfan. After the game the coach was asked point blank if it was injury or performance related and he said "we'll see"... Why the heck didn't he say he was injured if that was the case.
I think he's basically been cut in the nicest possible way. He avoids embarrassment and still gets paid until the end of the season while the team frees up some cap space as if he was cut. I wonder if we do the same for Bighill all of next season to avoid the cap hit of his guaranteed money?
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PFF on the argos offensive line last week.
• Left tackle Isiah Cage had a stellar week against the Blue Bombers last week. His 84.4 run-blocking grade was the fourth-highest single-week mark of any offensive lineman in the CFL this season.
• The usually uber-reliable Dejon Allen had by far his worst pass-blocking game of the season. Coming into the week, he had not earned a pass-blocking game grade below 77.0. He finished with a 28.4 mark in Week 8.
• The left side of the offensive line played solidly in pass protection. Cage (75.5), Hunter (70.3) and Nicastro (78.2) earned 70.0-plus pass-blocking grades on 29 snaps.
If i'm reading this correctly Hubert/Garbutt dominated their guy who underperformed his typical level whereas Thomas and Jefferson were dominated.
Its somewhat not surprising that Jefferson and Garbutt switched ends on the depth chart. I'm hoping that the easier assignments will have squeeze a little bit more juice out of Jefferson.----------------------------
I think PFF does a very reasonable job. Its impossible for anyone outside their own team to grade 100% accurately because other teams or PFF ect need to predict what a player's assignment was.
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From PFF this week.
8. Winnipeg Blue Bombers (No Change)
LT Stanley Bryant
LG Liam Dobson
C Chris Kolankowski
RG Asotui Eli
RT Eric Lofton• The Blue Bombers' pass-blocking struggles continued. This unit ranked as the worst pass-blocking group of Week 8, earning a 40.3 pass-blocking grade. The pair of right guards was the main culprit for the poor grade. Neufeld (5.5) started but was replaced in the third quarter by Eli (18.2), who did not perform much better.
• Right tackle Eric Lofton had his best game of the season. He finished with a 73.6 overall grade, a 60.1 pass-blocking grade and a 79.2 run-blocking grade, making him the third highest-graded run-blocking offensive lineman of the week.
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If our passrush is suspect, our SAM is suspect and our safety is suspect. I just don't know how we're ever getting the offense off the field. Opposing teams aren't stupid and keep in mind we haven't even played the two dumbest teams yet.
20 minutes ago, Booch said:A Bailey sure would be nice...and he could drop right in...he's in game shape and knows our offence...he hasn't forgot his role from last 4 seasons...
I agree. So we'll probably spend 3 weeks dealing with the paperwork and will have him acclimated and ready to play by the time we are eliminated from playoff contention.
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Doesn’t make much sense to me. What exactly is the opportunity for him. Better to wait for a real opportunity.
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From PFF this week.
Winnipeg Blue Bombers (Up 1)
LT Stanley Bryant
LG Liam Dobson
C Chris Kolankowski
RG Kendall Randolph
RT Eric Lofton
• Winnipeg's group was the top-graded run-blocking offensive line in Week 9, finishing with grades of 73.9 overall, 73.3 in run blocking and 74.1 in pass blocking.
• CFL rookie Keith Randolph got his first start this week at right guard and was stellar. Randolph earned a 79.3 pass-blocking grade with zero pressures allowed across 35 snaps.
• Bryant (73.6), Lofton (72.9) and Kolankowski (72.4) all had stellar showings. They each ranked among the four highest-graded offensive linemen of the week.