Mark H.

Lawler

I have disagree about the OL when Glenn was the QB. Those lines were decent: Goodspeed, Gauthier, Khan/Picard, Sheridan, Greene, Labatte

Nah....give the man his statute...the O'Shea ammendment

ZC has always needed top notch protection to be effective. He moves well but he rarely gets rid of the ball quickly. He also needs more guys who are effective downfield. This year's struggling offense is not a surprise at all. If not for warriors like Olievera and Demski, it'd be dire straits.

Better question: how are they in first place? Both games games against a Winnipeg could have easily been Bomber wins...the Als took note

Team sport & all that rot.

Yeah. The Elks just showed they can lose, even when the game is literally handed to them.

Some sort of kick taunt. Really beside the point...the Elks had no business losing that game...none

Classic example of coaching and scheming for a backup QB, so that he's ready to play when needed. Fajardo has improved...but he still does what we've come to expect...

We don't moderate political discussion here. There is really not more to it than that.

I guess my thinking is, with 3 Americans starting, they should dominate. I do agree they would improve if all 3 started consistently.

I find the quality of American OL being brought in especially disappointing. Bryant, Bond and Hardrick in their prime - those were the days.

I agree that Hamilton deserves a cup. But the team's ego in 2019 was over the top. #justdesserts

The offense was much worse than the defense, there is no question about that. The teams that will win when 2 interceptions are given up in scoring territory, are few and far between. BUT - the Ti-Cats are a team that doesn't run the ball very much. They chose to run the ball and manage the game in the second half, because they knew they could. That speaks volumes.

He seemed a bit off for a while this year, but he has certainly bounced back.

And...it turned out BLM still had some good football left.

The future starts now!

Hey now, his accent is my only entertainment today.

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.