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Thats why he was on waivers. He was sent down to the AHL, but needed to clear waivers before he could be assigned.

Someone needs to tell them.....

Someone needs to tell them.....

Thats why he was on waivers. He was sent down to the AHL, but needed to clear waivers before he could be assigned.

Someone needs to tell them.....

Someone needs to tell them.....

Someone needs to tell them.....

Someone needs to tell them.....

Someone needs to tell them.....

Someone needs to tell them.....

Thats a lot of people sitting out after a bye week.

Thats a lot of people sitting out after a bye week.

Thats a lot of people sitting out after a bye week.

Thats a lot of people sitting out after a bye week.

If you bundle things with them and look for right right promos, you can get a pretty good deal.
I pay $61 for internet, taxes in. $44 for my cell plan which includes 100GB of data.

For shits and giggles and the reminiscing of Nasty Nate in the other thread, I used MBB posting history and ChatGPT to get a Nate style commentary on the season to date. Enjoy folks, all meant for some levity in a frustrating to date season.
THE 5–5 FOLLIES: MIKE O’SAME AND THE BLUE BOMBER MUSEUM
Ladies, gentlemen, hobos, rounders and prairie plutzkies…your 2026 Winnipeg Blue Bombers are 5–5, which is a PERFECT record if the objective is to be neither good nor bad enough to force anybody in management to do something.
These Bombers are a football slot machine. Pull the handle and maybe you get a half of competent football…maybe you get 377 rushing yards surrendered to B.C.…maybe you get a 16–0 lead in Edmonton followed by three points and 35 yards of offence in the second half. Nobody knows! Least of all the fellows being paid to know.
After every fresh disaster, out strolls head coach Mike O’Same, president and founder of S.A.M.E.—Stand Around, Mutter Excuses. Mikey surveys the smoking crater and announces that the fellas simply needed to make two or three more plays. Brilliant! The Hindenburg merely needed a couple more buckets of water.
Meanwhile general manager Kyle Waiters, also known as the Duke of Stand-Pat, watches every other CFL club bring in receivers, defensive backs and pass rushers while Winnipeg guards its practice roster like it contains the lost treasures of King Solomon. Weak receiver room? Wait. Confused secondary? Wait. Ancient offensive line creaking like a haunted hotel? WAIT HARDER. Eventually another team will accidentally release an all-star directly into Kyle’s office.
Then we have offensive coordinator Tommy Con-Dull, architect of the CFL’s last-place red-zone operation. Give Brady O-FEED-ME-ra the football and he bulldozes Edmonton for more than 100 yards before halftime. Naturally, Con-Dull responds by hiding Brady in the second half like he owes the coaching staff money. Why use your best offensive player when you can have Zach Colla-Rust fling another hopeful balloon toward a receiver moving with the speed of a refrigerator being dragged through wet cement?
On defence, coordinator Jordan Yawner has installed his famous Prevent-Us-From-Winning scheme. Rush three, rotate seventeen defenders, place the defensive backs somewhere near Brandon and graciously concede the seven-yard completion. The opposition needs eight yards? Give them twelve. Need to protect field-goal range? Back everybody onto Portage Avenue. Watching this defence communicate before the snap is like watching six tourists assemble furniture without the instructions.
The crazy part is there are still some genuine ballplayers trapped inside this travelling carnival. Brady remains the engine. Trey Va-VOOM is one of the most dangerous returners in the country. Willie Sackerson and Jake Sack-resna can still wreck an offensive line. Nic Demski continues to fight. But individual talent cannot overcome an organization that treats adjustment like an admission of guilt.
Now the 9–1 Montreal Alouettes come marching into town. Mike O’Same will tell us the room is confident. Kyle Waiters will continue waiting. Jordan Yawner will station the secondary in St. Boniface. Tommy Con-Dull will discover a new method of reaching the four-yard line and emerging with three points.
The prescription is painfully simple:
FEED BRADY until the other club proves it can stop him.
Play the best players—not the fellows with the longest service pins.
Attack on defence instead of operating a government-funded receiver-relocation program.
Bring in actual competition before the season becomes an archaeological exhibit.
If the same problems keep producing the same losses…CHANGE SOMETHING.
The dynasty is gone, folks. What remains is a 5–5 club living off the fumes of what it used to be, driven by coaches who appear convinced that stubbornness is a substitute for adjustment.
But don’t worry.
Mike O’Same says they’re only a couple plays away.
Prolly.

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I can almost understand regular season games as an experiment. Including playoff games is inexcusable.

I can almost understand regular season games as an experiment. Including playoff games is inexcusable.

I can almost understand regular season games as an experiment. Including playoff games is inexcusable.

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