Eternal optimist

Was the Argo's offense on strike?

Obviously this trade is a sign that Walters peruses MBB and is freeing up cap space to bring back Greg Carr, Aaron Kelly and a slew of other previous Bomber WRs.

It's on condition that he catches one pass in the 2018 season... we're doomed.

Between the Al's record, and the foreign exchange, probably.

That's too bad, it would've been nice to see Montreal continue that drive.

Porous o-line, QB flavor of the week, desperate play-calling and QB kneels to go into the half down 18. Bienvenue à montréal!

Alright... there's enough evidence to overturn the call, but not enough evidence to get the players' jersey number right on the penalty call? Way to go CFL...

Challenging a challenge ... *facepalm*

That is just disgusting that Mitchell was 12/12 for a while...

I enjoy how this thread was completely derailed from the get-go by the thread title.

1. Harris - New single-game career high for rushing total 2. Nichols - No turnovers and he had a that big third down sneak. 3. O-line - They often don't get the credit they deserve HH - I gotta say LaPo because his play-calling was much more suited for the situations in the game. No turnovers on downs, and Harris was well-fed.

That shouldn't be hard at BMO with record-low levels of attendance... . I miss when the Argo's franchise was the class of the league, not because I'm an Argo's fan, just because I think it is good for the league as a whole.

I understand players want to contribute in any way possible - but is anyone else concerned that Bennett plays special teams as our 3rd stringer? Is this common practice throughout the league for 3rd string QBs?

I just don't understand how a team that pissed away a 17-0 lead last week could have such a sudden lapse of concentration again.

I am the worst... literally TD within 2 minutes of posting this.

This game has an eerily similar script to last week... hoping for a different result.

So much this. The fact this thread is even here is a testament to how impatient our own fan base is. We're 2-3 people - one game under .500 - not only that - two of those losses came with our rookie Streveler at the helm, and the home opener against Edmonton was a very winnable game, against Reilly no less.

Obviously Bowman's skills would be better used as a defensive back.

Guess I should clarify - it's not the I think Franklin is a bad QB - just that his inexperience might be beneficial to us. I agree though that we definitely should not underestimate him.

As much as our defense has been a talking point and area of concern - we might be okay here. They've done well against less experienced (or damaged) QBs in Willy and Jennings, but got picked apart against frankly better QBs (Reilly, Lulay and Masoli). If we can keep Franklin off his game, or somehow manage to turn it into an offensive shootout - I think we'll be fine.

Hurts so good.

1. Harris only player this year that seems capable of playing 60 minutes of football consistently. 2. Bob Irving - called a great game as always, even though it was a miserable result. 3. Doug Brown - see above. HH - All you Bombers fans that stuck it out to the bitter end to witness a collapse more confusing and chaotic than the 2008 financial crisis.

You're kind of proving my point here.

Sure, it's a team sport. I would lay this loss at the coaches more than the players, and you vice versa. Agree to disagree. On the bright side..... We only play BC twice this year, meaning even with this gut-wrenching loss, we still hold the tie-breaker over them in the divisional standings by virtue of the point differential in those two games.

Complacency.