Eternal optimist

I completely disagree with this... when the Bombers made this trade (October 6, 2013) we were 2-12. Hall was on the last year of his contract and the 'Riders overpaid for him because they were gearing up for a GC run...the pick ended up being for Jesse Briggs, who's turned into a consistent special teams guy. That's not to say we swindled the Riders, it was simply a trade of short-term assets for longer-term assets.

St. James Burger's on Ness (formerly space taken up by Red Boot) is pretty good, they also donate a portion of their tips to charities for Veterans which is a nice gesture.

Shot in the dark here, but if you have good document-keeping (and kept your sale agreement from the cottage sale) that might have their contact info on it... it'd really depend on how far back we're talking here, most people don't change their phone/land line number unless they absolutely have to. Aside from that, you could try a reverse phone number site if you haven't done that already... sorry that's all I got.

It's probably pass interference - just sayin'.

1. Matt Nichols - As always, respectable and unlike his counterpart - no turnovers. 2. Wolitarsky - 2 TDs and was clutch when he needed to be. 3. Hecht - 2 picks that were massive. HH - Brandon Alexander for the heads-up play to flip the ball to Fenner on the convert block - it was only 2 points, but I think that really changed momentum.

Is it still a QB controversy for the Als if all of them are terrible?

Montreal radio announcers mentioned T. Harris has had Montreal's # of late... his career stats against the Als? 19 TDs / 0 INTs and a QB rating of 100+.

Congrats 'Riders on being the first team **officially** winless out of the gate.

2016 (MTL) - 9 GP - 222/314 for 2,547 yards, 13 TDs, 11 INTs 2016 (WPG) - 1 GP, 2/4 for 16 yards, 0 TDs, 0 INTs 2017 (SSK) - 17 GP, 318/468 for 4,038 yards, 25 TDs, 14 INTs So in total, 786 attempts in the last 3 years... in 2016 SSK had a combined 610 passing attempts, so a bit more than half (468/610 = 76%).. though it should be noted that this number likely understates the total passing plays on the year (for example, if a QB got sacked, it wouldn't count as a passing attempt)

I think this is the difference between mutually agreeing to leave/quit, and being outright fired?

I remember that game, that was also Mike O'Shea's first win as a head coach. They also ran a sick fake punt on 3rd down to Feoli-Guidino that completely fooled the Argos.

There were some transactions for BC for Hakeem Johnson today though, that might be causing the confusion...

This piqued my curiosity - couldn't they just list the backup at a different position, then have him on the field... for example list him as a RB, then just have him take direct snaps, similar to just calling a trick play (for example a fake punt) I assume there's a rule that you have to have 1 QB or something on offense,

They had mentioned casually that it was related to cap/$$$ issues, which is insane - it sounds like heating your house by setting your furnace on fire to me...

Alright tuning in to the BC Lions radio... they mentioned something I thought was interesting, that BC allegedly plans on only dressing 2 QBs (Reilly + backup). Thoughts on this? Is this a normal occurrence, or no? I know I've never heard of it, obviously they're all-in on Reilly, but it isn't that unheard of to have 2 QB injuries in the same game. Thoughts?

I'm nominating TrueBlue4ever for happy honker - there were many a bleary, cold January days this off-season I'd randomly logon and your content would be a breath of fresh air during arguably the worst time of the year to live in Winnipeg.

....Isn't everything from SSK of questionable value?

Unfortunately, he seems to always be the odd man out, which given the circumstances, is a glorious problem to have.

Man, there are some fugly QB names sprinkled in there. Yikes.

Bob Cameron holds the record for most attempts (188) and most total punting yards (8,214), both records were set during the 1988 season. This is according to the official 2017 CFL record book, as the 2018 one hasn't been released yet.

I understand that's the ultimate goal, but blowing things up just for the sake of blowing things up is just plain silly in my opinion - they pushed Calgary to the limit last year and nearly knocked them off their high horse...

Yep - highest scoring team last year during the regular season. Interestingly enough though, we were middle of the pack in total yards (6,630, 368 per game), Hamilton led the league (7,300, 405 per game)

...then let the hogs and Harris run rampant over opposing d-lines like they did to grind out the clock in the Western semifinal against the 'Riders.

I think regardless of position, you have to start somewhere... the fact he's able to contribute at all on STs as a 3rd string QB is more than what most other 3rd-stringers do in the league...

I'm excited to see Jon Ryan play, should get lots of playing time with Bartel gone methinks.