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  1. 4 minutes ago, JuranBoldenRules said:

    Where do you get 1% chance of the kick being made?  IMO the 3rd and 4 vs 61 yard FG with Medlock in a dome are about equal odds.  If Medlock hit that kick 10 times he'd make 3-4, same for the 3rd down play.

    The only difference is the time on the clock.  Even if you make that kick...BC has too much time.

    This to a tee.  The odds were fairly close.  

    There are a lot of fans talking out of anger which is understandable but in reality, we go back again to hindsight being 20/20.  Poor decision because it didn't work.

  2. 1 minute ago, Noeller said:

    Derek Taylor brings up a good point that, while MOS would likely publicly say that he doesn't give 2 shits about individual recognition for COY, it *does* probably have a lot of importance to him come contract-talk time....

    I would argue that completely.  After getting to know the people who would be in charge of making the decision on Osh's new contract, it would be irrelevant.  The results are the results, award recognition or not. 

  3. PLAYER

    Bo Levi Mitchell (CGY)

    Ernest Jackson (OTT)

    DEFENSIVE

    Solomon Elimimian (BC)

    Bear Woods (MTL)

    CANADIAN

    Jerome Messam (CGY)

    Andy Fantuz (HAM)

    OFFENSIVE LINEMAN

    Derek Dennis (CGY)

    Jon Gott (OTT)

    SPECIAL TEAMS

    Justin Medlock (WPG)

    Brandon Banks (HAM)

    ROOKIE

    DaVaris Daniels (CGY)

    Jason Lauzon-Séguin (OTT)

    COACH OF THE YEAR

    Dave Dickenson (CGY)

    Rick Campbell (OTT)

  4. 1 hour ago, bearpants said:

    Is this supposed to be a predictions thread too... well here's mine anyways, winners bolded:

    West: MOP - BLM; Cdn - Messam; Def - Leggett; OL - Dennis; ST - Medlock; MOR - Justin Cox

    East: MOP - Jackson; Cdn - Fantuz; Def - Lemon; OL - Gott; ST - Banks; MOR - Revenberg

    I doubt they would do this b/c it looks bad... but to me, it's a west sweep...

    In all honesty though, how could you argue it would NOT be a West division sweep?  

  5. 17 minutes ago, TBURGESS said:

    With Rainey and Paredes, Medlock might not even make it out of the west, but if he does, I can't see anyone from the east beating him.

    Medlock beats Parades in nearly every way and is perfect on converts, while Parades has missed 7 of them.

    Rainey's a wild card but I don't think he has been as consistent as Medlock. 

  6. Quote

    TORONTO (November 2, 2016) – The Canadian Football League (CFL) announced today the team winners for the 2016 Shaw CFL Awards.

    The award recipients were selected by voting members of the Football Reporters of Canada (FRC) and CFL head coaches.

    In this first ballot, FRC representatives from each CFL city as well as the respective head coach submitted votes for six categories. Voters were asked to select players from their local CFL club who, through the excellence of their on-field performances, best represent the awards’ titles – Most Outstanding Player, Most Outstanding Canadian Player, Most Outstanding Defensive Player, Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman, Most Outstanding Rookie, and Most Outstanding Special Teams Player.

    The East and West Division winners for the 2016 Shaw CFL Awards will be announced on Thursday, November 10.

    The 2016 Shaw CFL Awards will be handed out on Thursday, November 24 in Toronto, Ontario.

    Below are the first ballot results:

    *Indicates a unanimous selection

    BC Lions

    Player: Jonathon Jennings
    Defensive: Solomon Elimimian
    Canadian: Shawn Gore
    Offensive Lineman: Jovan Olafioye
    Special Teams: Chris Rainey*
    Rookie: Antonio Johnson*

    Edmonton Eskimos

    Player: Mike Reilly*
    Defensive: Almondo Sewell
    Canadian: Sean Whyte
    Offensive Lineman: Justin Sorensen
    Special Teams: Sean Whyte
    Rookie: Brandon Zylstra

    Calgary Stampeders

    Player: Bo Levi Mitchell*
    Defensive: Charleston Hughes*
    Canadian: Jerome Messam*
    Offensive Lineman: Derek Dennis
    Special Teams: Rene Paredes
    Rookie: DaVaris Daniels*

    Saskatchewan Roughriders

    Player: Naaman Roosevelt
    Defensive: Otha Foster
    Canadian: Tyler Crapigna
    Offensive Lineman: Thaddeus Coleman
    Special Teams: Tyler Crapigna
    Rookie: Justin Cox

    Winnipeg Blue Bombers

    Player: Matt Nichols
    Defensive: Maurice Leggett*
    Canadian: Andrew Harris
    Offensive Lineman: Travis Bond
    Special Teams: Justin Medlock*
    Rookie: Taylor Loffler

    Hamilton Tiger-Cats

    Player: Andy Fantuz
    Defensive: John Chick
    Canadian: Andy Fantuz*
    Offensive Lineman: Ryan Bomben
    Special Teams: Brandon Banks
    Rookie: Brandon Revenberg

    Toronto Argonauts

    Player: Brandon Whitaker
    Defensive: Shawn Lemon
    Canadian: Lirim Hajrullahu
    Offensive Lineman: Greg Van Roten
    Special Teams: Lirim Hajrullahu
    Rookie: Sean McEwen

    Ottawa REDBLACKS

    Player: Ernest Jackson
    Defensive: Damaso Munoz
    Canadian: Brad Sinopoli
    Offensive Lineman: Jon Gott
    Special Teams: Tristan Jackson
    Rookie: Jason Lauzon-Séguin

    Montreal Alouettes

    Player: Bear Woods
    Defensive: Bear Woods
    Canadian: Sam Giguere
    Offensive Lineman: Kristian Matte
    Special Teams: Stefan Logan
    Rookie: Jonathon Mincy

     

  7. 1 hour ago, Mike said:

    That's not how it works at all. Whoever is explaining it that way is mistaken.

    It pretty clearly states "next available" and if you've traded it, it's not available. So they'll lose their 2018 first rounder.

    That's what I thought.  The fact they traded away next year's 1st rounder means they are just delaying the inevitable to 2018. 

    What if they keep trading away their first rounders every year?

  8. 1 hour ago, The Unknown Poster said:

    I guarantee if the team was called something else the talk wouldnt be as strong, but it was named Jets by popular demand.  Jets of the WHA and NHL...that's the most widely known hockey history so its most relevant to use Jets in my opinion.  other sports leagues retain the history.

    I guess its more semantics since, for all real purposes, Jets 1.0 belongs to True North now.  They have the logos and honour the players and history.  Its just sort of silly that when we talk rookie scoring records, we talk Kovalchuk (or whomever) and not Teemu.  No one cares about Thrashers records. 

    And if Im Coyotes, I'd be all in on giving back the history.

    I personally am content with whenever a team relocates, the old team's history ceases, and the new franchise starts creating its own history starting from scratch. 

  9. On 10/22/2016 at 5:01 PM, The Unknown Poster said:

    Why is that?  Considering our alumni team are alumni of another organization and when records are mentioned all anyone wants to discuss is the coyotes record.  I guess when I say it makes sense it's from that perspective. Common sense. 

    It makes sense why people would want it.  I get it, and accept it, but to me it's not right.  This is more Winnipeg hockey history and the Jets name should remain out of it because the two franchises are not the same.  The new Jets Hall of Fame is not accurate in my opinion and I still question if the team had been called something else from the get go back in 2011, how much of this are we still talking about today?

  10. The Canadian Football League (CFL) today announced that Winnipeg Blue Bombers defensive back Bruce Johnson has been suspended for two games effectively immediately after testing positive for a banned substance under the policy of the CFL and Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA).

    Statement from Winnipeg Blue Bombers General Manager, Kyle Walters:

    “We are disappointed with Bruce and his decision, but I trust no one is more upset in his actions than Bruce himself. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers fully support the policy on performance enhancing drugs, and we trust Bruce will learn from his mistake moving forward.”

    Statement from Bruce Johnson:

    “I take full responsibility for my decisions and accept the disciplinary action. I apologize to my coaches, teammates, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers organization and Bomber fans, and will use this as a learning opportunity for myself. I hope to return following my suspension and help our team continue the push toward the playoffs.”

  11. 18 minutes ago, Taynted_Fayth said:

    can you buy tickets directly from the bombers? I know for the first game vs edmonton at home (July 17th) i bought 5 tickets in the endzone (Listed at $41.00 ea) but got charged an additional $6/ticket just for going through ticketmaster. $30 extra isnt all that much but after tax and this ticketmaster fee what would be $205 for the 5 tickets ended up being $265 

    Yeah the service fee would be $5.25/ticket so you would have paid another $26.25.  The Co-op deal would have been great for you as the service fee is included.  In your case using the Co-op 4 pack you could have gotten the tickets AND a parking pass and then bought the 5th ticket separately and spent $171.25. 

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