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Great drive UN touched

A good play call to start

Is this the rider fans trolling thread now?

Favorite? nah.

Kevin glenn and ricky ray but yeah. Not to mention pop offered franklin, who a lot would have preferred talent wise. Im guessing the reason why they wanted collaros was his expiring deal. Didnt want to be tied down to franklins money. I dont know what they could have planned in the off season for Qbing that requires the money to be available, but I hope its good.

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Safe trip, wish I was going. I hear rajadamnern will be replaced in the next year or so would have been cool to see before it goes.

Better not be ZC. I would love to pick the bones of the argos though. Send a couple picks, back up canadian neg lister maybe more n get a QB (with a pulse) and walker.

The lack of any good HC and the demand of multiple teams that will be hiring. Would you prefer Doug berry? Tim burke? Claybrooks? I can see the position where the team would make that move, not the move I would make but I could understand it a bit. And like I said, his play calling is the problem. Not his play book and his player coaching is actually very good. I wonder if Mike Riley would be interested in making a return to the blue. Dont think he snagged another job since leaving the AAF. If we do end up hiring a new HC in the off season, its gonna be real slim pickings.

I could possibly see him getting a bit of a pass with onus being put on the front office for not getting a QB that can win the big game. But still very true. yep. and the coach that rebuilds the franchise into a respectable out fit is not automatically the one that will win you a championship.

Chicken or the egg. Before Ritchie we made terrible talent decisions that kept great players off the roster. remember when we chose reggie slack over anthony calvillo? But yes, great coaches generally benefit more from great players then vice versa. Though some times, like joe montana and the 49ers offense, they benefited much more from having the west coast offense and bill walsh.

Its not so much losing the touch, as prospects and the game change. he doesnt seem to have kept up to date. I doubt he is ruined, but he is damaged goods right. Itll be tough for him to get his next GM job in the cfl. I could see him taking a lesser role.

That blind side hit came more then a year ago. His career is the walking dead. Its over, but he still lingers around. No he cant last 3 games. Little on be productive in those games. He is the worst choice available.

What the bombers do depends on whose available. You have to have access to some one you think is better then mos if you want to replace him. It looks like we will see a lot of jobs and not a lot of proven coaches. And we will have a core too good to tear apart and rebuild (a process that often gets that same coach fired the next year) but difficult to take the next step with.

Its not even just a snap re action. After soo many poorly reffed games drawing power dips. For a huge amount of cfl patrons it becomes a question of NHL pre season, or clf games. And when the quality of cfl games is dropped due to bad refs, you make it easier and easier for more people to tune into pre season NHL, nba etc.

I think that sentiment is held by fans league wide. You see those guys reffing a game and just groan.

2 very different levels of desperation. Its like going from, old but serviceable to defiling that cactus seems like a good idea... If trade for collaros im cancelling my season tickets next year, and going back to listening to the games on OB cant watch that. 🤢

True but he also needs to be protected. Especially the way he runs and with the lack of success he had running vs ssk.

I dont mind plop as a HC. If he could keep his hands off the play call and let an OC do the job hed be fine. But I doubt he could.

He did, just not in a dogs age. Im kind of surprised pinball is again stepping into the argos front office. I always thought more of him as a coach then a scout. Im betting since pinball isnt the coach and they have established the top half of the regime, they will target MoS as their primary target in the off season. I really think that if you are gonna go with Masoli, you gotta use a hamilton heavy style of offense. I dont see him doing well in a traditional cfl offense.

The point was its 2019 not 1990 and that Mos way of coaching is how its done now. And that the cause of our success back then isnt repeatable and wont be again.

Youre trying to evaluate apples to oranges. The system you run, isnt remotely similar to the one we run. Ours doesnt flatter wrs, darvin adams would start for you 100%. He would also be the only wr you have that blocks at a high level. Inaccurate. Ball distribution and design.

Football will never be close to that again. PI in 1990, would be an idictable offence today. The way they coached back then would be too. The program is the teams strength and weakness. In order to take the next step, the program has to evolve and grow. Right now, it hasnt changed at all since mos took over. Do players sign here because of mos? Maybe a secondary factor. Players sign here because its a good team, with good support, and they pay good money. A player coach is a fringe benefit to most guys.

He had very few pass options to score in the redzone. He was trying to throw passes to score and we had 1 guy in end zone which makes it easy for the secondary to cheat. QFT. And the run plays werent even good. If we gave him some power toss, counter traps, shovels etc he would have won the game for us with ease. TBH, I would take him as a 3rd / 4th qb in the nfl in a heart beat. Hed be the guy to hold on kicks, run the goal line package, and be the scout team QB when prepping for mobile QBs. That alone, is enough to keep him employed. That said I dont think he will get the attention coming out of this year to get that role down south. I dont see him playing his way into a big contract right now, and that is a good thing for us. Itd be great if he was, but we want to keep him and keeping him fairly cheap at this age is pretty great long term. When given the limited time to throw the ball down field, hes shown he can do it with authority. He isnt ricky ray, but hes a pretty good passer for a running qb. And that is a tremendous value as a back up. especially at reasonable back up qb money.

It inflates his attempts for sure, but the lack of OL and depth makes it harder to continually gain yards. When the D knows you are dropping back to pass every snap, they are coming for you like that dont when you have a run game, and defenses are a lot more aggressive when they know your D cant keep their O off the field. So it goes both ways. The fact hes producing with a poorly run offense and a brutal ol speaks for it self. he doesnt make a colossal amount of mistakes, he makes the mistakes you would expect from a volume passer throwing down field a lot. Similar to reilly and others. As for plop adjusting to him, yeah thats a problem. But last year we saw management step in with the defensive scheme and play call openly when it was an issue. We could see the same thing with plop.