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Agree on rourke. He beats up on bad ds and looks like a new starter against good ds. And he will be nfl bound with out a doubt based on his arm talent and athleticism in the off season. With some polish good coaching and the right team around him he could be great. rick mirer is one of my favourite examples of this. Early in his career people still defender him and expected him to be a top qb in the nfl. But once teams got enough film on him and saw he could only run 4 or 5 plays and make a couple throws he was very easy to defend.

I think he’s talking about running ability and intangibles. It seems like he spent half the interview covering his butt for the initial assertion. cf isn’t a good leader. He doesn’t make good decisions or have the mental toughness to excel.

I don’t recall any one saying he chose nice guys. He loves nasty tough hard nosed players. The fault is that he would and still does put too much faith in under achievers who are fringe cfl talents. They aren’t nice guys particularly. They are often flawed prospects lacking skill or athleticism or another key trait that would probably turn them into elite prospects. But they execute the game plan and make the right decisions with in that game plan. the first big mos guy was ejiro kuale. An imp with a penitent for taking bad penalties with a good bit of that edge.

Harris has a pulse as a passer. He can reliably complete short lasers with decent accuracy between the 20s. Dom Davis can’t do any thing reliably or accurately. I feel like you can drop every one back and leave Davis in the pocket and beat him. Or pressure him like mad and beat him. You can send 4 and so what we ususally do and beat him.

I would actually argue the opposite. I think cheap dirty bastards lingering around impedes success. Looking back at the last 5 or so grey cup champs, at the current dynasty of the bombers and the previous dynasty of the stamps I cant think of any guys like marino. .

The king shots Jonathan Kongbo: He has bounced in and out of the NFL and CFL throughout his professional career, but will now get a chance to prove himself with the Denver Broncos this summer. This feels like a classic summer depth addition. He has bounced around the NFL and CFL and really hasn’t dominated at either level and is now at the bottom of the depth chart here with the Broncos. Realistically, he is pushing for a practice squad spot. https://www.milehighreport.com/platform/amp/2022/6/26/23179239/broncos-roster-jonathan-kongbo https://predominantlyorange.com/2022/07/27/4-potential-best-kept-secrets-broncos/amp/2/ Finding Talent from the CFL I can always tell when a player is having a good camp because I will get an abnormal number of questions about them. That’s what I’m getting this year with defensive end Jonathan Kongbo. He’s wearing No.90 for those watching camp at UC Health Training Center and he looks good for a reserve player on a deep part of the Broncos roster. Kongbo comes from the Canadian Football League. Undrafted out of Tennessee in 2019, Kongbo was selected by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the fifth round of the CFL draft. He played for the Blue Bombers that year and spent some time battling injuries but was part of the team that won the Grey Cup (the CFL’s Super Bowl) that year. In 2020, Kongbo was released as part of a predetermined agreement to pursue his dream of playing in the NFL, and the San Francisco 49ers gave him a futures contract. He made it through training camp with the 49ers but was waived with an injury settlement at the start of the regular season. Sitting out some time to get healthy, Kongbo then re-signed with the Blue Bombers of the CFL and won another Grey Cup after the 2021 season. After that, the Broncos decided to give him a shot on a futures contract. I like his length and hustle at the defensive end position. Kongbo has long arms to control his man, and that length helps him make up ground when he’s getting after the passer. Kongbo plays with good power, and I know he’s turning heads on the field because fans are constantly asking me questions about him. It is going to be a long shot for him to make the 53-man roster. But if he keeps up this performance through the rest of camp and the preseason, I could see the Broncos finding a spot on the practice squad for Kongbo. I think it’s likely that desjarlais starts the year on the pats pr and that kongbo ends up on another teams pr. The Broncos are deep with young rush end talent but a guy like him having a good camp will be targeted quickly on the waiver wire by other teams.

They should fire mac in the off season and rehire khari.

Any surprise players you see making the final roster? I think Wilkerson definitely deserves a shot on the 53-man roster. - @KSRealmKyle Wilkerson has a battle on his hands with Tre Nixon also fighting for a roster spot at wide receiver, and I'd currently give a slight edge to Nixon, who is trying to carve out a special teams role as well. Regarding surprises, I've liked what we've seen from undrafted rookie LaBryan Ray through five practices. We've only seen one padded practice, but Ray found his way into the backfield a few times, and he looks like a sturdy early-down option against the run. Sixth-round pick Sam Roberts has also popped with an explosive first step and good pad level. I also thought former CFL All-Star Drew Desjarlais held his own at guard in the first padded practice, and vet Ty Montgomery is trending towards roster lock. STUD: DT Christian Barmore The second-year defensive tackle loved the ability to hit today, being a monster on the defensive side of the ball. During one-on-one drills against the offensive line, Barmoreracked up three wins against rookie Cole Strange, Drew Desjarlais and Kody Russey. A big jump in his second year year could spell an end to the Patriots[ run-defense woes. https://www.patspulpit.com/platform/amp/2022/7/28/23282617/patriots-roster-analysis-drew-desjarlais-2022-nfl-season

Not to mention the raptors market was built by Vince and grown by masai. Back to back losers don’t get second home fields. And I mean The cats field is our third home field.

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Ohh close call but I think I agree.

I liked him before I like him a lot more now. Easily the best new owner to come in since bob not soo young in hammy

They showed two old farts in the stands at one point with what looks like a bike pump that has an air horn on the end. They pump it none stop and it makes the noise. Don’t think its an employee just some season ticket holders who are ass holes. League should come down on the als and should tell tsn in those cases to cut the freaking crowd mic.

Rider fans telling them selfs what ever they have to so they can sleep at night. They don’t need to worry about playing us in the divisional final, they have no chance of making the play offs in the west division and the east has beaten them stupid. Can’t beat the east but gonna win in Winnipeg in the west final. Loool

A rested possibly healthier bomber team at home is gonna have a bone to pick with this als team next week

Their tears fuel is

Refs making the last minute of this game that’s been over for 3 minutes of game play last 10+ minutes

1 Brady train 127 yards on 18 touches and a td 2 woli and schoen soo many big catches 3 grant huge td return plus a few solid returns and a couple really good run/screens plus 3 tackles hh the biggie pick honorable mention to legs who had a tremendous game punting and in kick offs houston and walker had great games too.

Spins the football. What a goof. Looks like a trap too

You run then go for it. Ok.

All he does is win. The most mafia of the mafia guys

Soo close lol

Haha Davis

Get the ball back put in a back up rb and run some time eating option

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