Mark H.

Mowing the lawn was a wise decision.

We'll leave it at this

I don't see the D giving up any more points than they did against the Riders. The game will come down offensive production and perhaps which team can get a score or two from defense or special teams.

As Ty Jones once said: "Turn the Ti-Cats into ***** cats!"

I mostly agree with the above points. But based on the way Arbuckle has played this year, and the shutdown D and solids STs that the Argos had last year, last year's GC was not the gimme that many believed it was

This wouldn't matter so much if they had more support and rotation.

Seems MBT is coming back for the Als. I doubt he makes much of a difference for them.

I recall Worman being more than willing to take deep shots

Bryant was still in his prime years. Neuf was a tough SOB when healthy

Damonte Coxie

I'm sure there are teams who would take Kramdi. Rotate or start at WIL.

Disagree. Collaros is a good QB who's not getting what he needs from his supporting cast. Demski is not a weak receiver.

I'll bbq the chicken & keep the beer cold. They might want an American guard.

21 points given up last game. With multiple turnovers by the O, some in scoring range.

In football?

Anyone who picked against the grain...made hay.

I think Calgary will finish first. The Riders vs. Bombers Labour Day games could have easily been a split, in spite of all the warts.

I'm not sure if it's karma or crow...but it's not tasty.

Removed some posts in an attempt to keep things civil.

Deleted some bickering, while leaving relevant info intact Some good stuff here...do carry on...but not as you were

Man...rough week.

The first game with Strev starting, they were solid.

We've seen our line with 3 Americans, it was better.

No, a Grey Cup is not even in conversation. But they are not the reason for the last 2 losses. The biggest reason is the OL, as you've been saying for weeks. There are changes that could be made there...

The Riders mostly scored because of turnovers that happened in scoring range. You can't expect a D to do more than hold them to field goals, when that happens. Bottom line: a QB who can't trust his protection, is not going to do well protecting the football.