SpeedFlex27

Really nervous seeing Zach still in there.

I know that but so is everyone else.

So what??? How many games has he won for us??? **** happens.

Our DL are the worst in the CFL. Have been all season long.

It just get better & better... damn.

Ugh....

No one brought in so far.

Not outside. His game is living between the tackles. Which is fine.

He can't do that consistently.

Oliveira runs well up the middle but has no speed to get outside.

Does Rob Smith watch the same game we do? All kinds of mistakes calling games.

He left Winnipeg a disgruntled player. Wanted to play more offense & wanted more money. He & Bud Grant butted heads for years. Grant finally had enough & dealt him away in 1966.

Okay Riders. The Bombers will be pissed off.

D i c k Thornton was a beast.

To put this game in perspective, old timers here may remember. I can remember the Bombers laying more than one big licking on those juggernaut Eskimo teams in the early 80's at home. Wins by 3 or more TD's. Dominating the Esks on the field. Bomber fans loved it. Edmonton looked like ****, too. Come playoff time we had to play them at CWS & we lost everytime. One bad regular season game. Means nothing in the grand scheme of things. I don't like it but we should be snarly when the Stamps come to town next week.

Only Pepe Le Pew could appreciate this game.

I keep waiting for the phrase, "the Bombers are getting healthy" but I never hear it.

GET collaros out of there before he gets hurt Put in Brown. Live to fight another day.

No pressure makes the secondary look bad. That's been our Achilles Heel all season. We have two Caddies at DE & two Ladas at DT.

Rob Smith is just giddy.

Wow, our D looks like the Eskimos in Game 1 against the Lions.

Oh hey, Toronto Sports Network 'on the road" in hamilton again. Not like they go anywhere else.

We don't seem to be bringing any free agent DT's in which is surprising.

No pressure. Evans falls apart if he gets knocked around as he's a headcase. Of course, we don't blitz. He's had enough time to sign every ball he's thrown today.