Mark H.

Who, to be fair, was better than whoever replaced him at the time. QB protection was awful for a few years.

At the time, no one could have predicted Desjarlais and Couture would be shutdown interior linemen. I couldn't help remembering the year Mike Kelly lost 3 Canadian OL in free agency. That led to some pretty awful offensive lines.

No need to shudder, just hand it over.

Chungh signed elsewhere and Goossen retired - things were looking pretty bleak. But, look at the OL we have now.

Morris B, SPuDS and the guy who always wrote in third person. Good times, even if it was a **** show to moderate some seasons.

1. Alford / Nichols - made the difference - again and again and again 2. Castillo - I'm crying in my scotch if he's not on the team 3. ZC #8 - dealt with more pressure than he's used to, messed up a few times, but delivered when it mattered HH: Andrew Harris - tough yards today - also delivered when it mattered Hit of the Game: Brandon Alexander / Adam Bighill - brought the lumber several times Aside: I was listening to the game on CJOB. On that last incomplete pass for the Cats, I have no idea what the PBP guys were watching. Yes, he could have made the catch, but that was a great play by our half back.

It's not a Grey Cup win...until you've read odds and sods.

Cats short passing game not working so far.

I'm going with one of the Jeffs for MOP & Harris for MOC. Trench warfare will be the difference today.

It's definitely the side that every coach wants to see locked up. If you look at the time before Dejarlais, the Bombers were starting an American at LG as well - shows how much of a priority the left side is.

Agreed. That level of stupidity is beyond belief.

They have the skill, but not the physicality. The Bombers have an indisputable edge at QB and OL. But - any given Sunday...

Already been done - resulted in Michael Oher being massively overrated.

Which is why you spend your biggest OL $$ at the tackle positions.

Cats might make it somewhat interesting for a while. But, as usual, our team will physically wear them down.

Indeed. In particular, DLs are better than OLs across league. Some QBs are not that bad, but when they play teams like Winnipeg, Hamilton, Toronto, or even the Riders, the protection is just not adequate.

At the time, I felt like they were just adding to what was already a great unit. Again, good thing our opinions don't matter.

No doubt. The best RT in the league, and probably the most versatile all around OL. Ouch!

This is probably pretty close to what the Cats' coaches will draw up. BUT, so much of it depends on being able to match the Bombers physically, especially against our D eg. a timing route to the second level, is immediately erased if either of the Jeffs breaks contain I think their front 7 might do fairly well against the run, and they will be able to cover 1 or 2 of the receivers, but not all of them Stopping Harris as the primary focus (esp. with Laurent not playing) could also open up the sweep for Demski

And if you add just a few more letters, it spells Ivermectin. #mindblown

The Bombers were a 'run first' team until ZC was behind centre. And if it wasn"t running, it was Harris catching passes out of the backfield.

I took about half the season - for other teams to catch on and stop putting so much focus on stopping the run game.

No benalties for turdy tree, dough.

There is such a thing as being an unaware or uneducated victim. Government messaging was often inconsistent.

I'll have to take a look - maybe she sent an igloo building crew to Teulon.