Mark H.

It's fascinating how narratives shift. Earlier this year, the consensus was that we shouldn't overpay for Lawler, Ford, et. al. Not criticizing, just making an observation.

He might get hurt, but he is a good QB

He seems to be really struggling with the pressure. And anything longer than 20 yards is usually off target

Harris is playing well, no smoke and mirrors involved.

At least you're consistent.

Argos vs. Elks was an entertaining game. Fajardo takes an absolute pounding...not sure how many more downs he'll be playing.

Even the TSN commentstors are starting to mention it.

Serviceable when healthy, I am speaking only of this season.

The centre is terrible, but if Big Stan is healthy the OL is decent.

5-4 is not an atrocious record. Your takes seem to lean towards 'the talent is adequate but the coaching is not.'

I'd say most of the 2019 team played with an edge. With Darvin Adams leading the charge.

As would every other team. In fact, we might have the best siruation when it comes to that. The Strevy/BO combo can grind out some wins.

"I think we can win" is not enthusiasm. Carry on, as you were, it's all good. 🫠

We can win with the version of ZC that showed up last night. With a centre that stays off his butt, ZC would've hung 40 points on the Redblacks.

Dru Brown also injury prone, very obviously injury prone. Behind Kola, he might be 9 gamed already.

We'll see...some of the young guys were looking good last night. Heck your #mancrush95 was looking good.

Especially when the opposition starting QB goes down. This team has the most insane history with backup QBs. You can criticize certain facets of the game, but there was some good football played out there.

If this had been.a loss, in no way could it be blamed on the D. They were gassed, the O needs to stay on the field.

He said on the postgame that "he thought it was PI."

Ok...you guys were expecting to be impressed? Lol.

Na, they're trending up, on the cusp of greatness.

ZC sez "screw this, we're winning."

Some micro-evolution would suffice.

We were making the same comments about Buck Pierce and his adjustments last year (other than when we felt he had moments of brilliance). Perhaps it's time to acknowledge that it's more talent than scheme When you take a hard look at the offense we used to have, the only one who has been effectively replaced, is Andrew Harris The OL is good when they can start Bryant and 2 other Americans, but it is still a shadow of its former self On D same thing. Younger's scheme was lauded last year, this year it is not working as well. With the way the league / refs are letting offensive lines hold, I think it's essential to have a good secondary Until that gets sorted, nothing else the D does will matter.

Moved "leather footballs" into General Discussion.