Mark H.

A craft show on that day - at that location - not sure why I find that funny.

Pressure from the front 4 is the Riders’ only chance in this game. Bryant or Hardrick need to neutralize Jefferson right from the start. The Riders go as he goes.

Steady on old chap. Deep passes are lower percentage by nature - are they not? As has been said before, the Bombers’ O is different from any one, due to Andrew Harris.

Plus he’s too busy defending whatever he’s defending.

$600 000 still owed Trestman next year - the Argos either have spare cash floating around or they are going broke fast.

The guy with almost double the yardage of any other receiver is our #3 guy? Well - ok then. Adams: 6.4 targets per game, 3.6 receptions per game, for an average of 60.5 yards Dressler: 5.2 targets per game, 3.5 receptions per game for an average of 41.2 yards

I just don't know when to quit.

Using that logic, Duke Williams isn't an #1 receiver either.

I won't - Bighill all the way.

But you probably wouldn't employ either of them as your starting SAM.

It'd be pretty odd if the NHL picked a line a with three left wingers...

I did - but it wasn't 'boo.' Cheers.

No, it wouldn't. The best MLB would be the all-star. Right and left tackle should be separate position - teams put their best lineman at left tackle.

Most presidents have lost the house - which one hasn't?

Updates in this thread - or it didn’t happen...

No, cuz last year was too warm.

MLB playoffs be damned - it’s simply time.

Argos need someone to look after the water bottles.

The West would absolutely demolish the East - that east OL wouldn’t have a snowball’s chance in hell.

Yep - practices punting from the combine.

I don’t like Trump, but this what has happened with almost every presidency.

Franklin does have 2000 passing yards this year - can't say he wasn't given opportunities.

As you would be quick to tell anyone else - there are other variables that have to be accounted for: 1. All three teams have or had injuries at key positions - who has the best situation right now in terms of injuries? 2. Is anyone going to start their 2005 or 1965 Quarterback? 3. Of those third place teams - how close were their records to the second place team? Were they third place teams that had a slow start but picked up the pace late in the year? 4. Did they beat the first and second place teams convincingly late in the season? Note: these questions may be considered rhetorical.

Those two things can’t co-exist. As always, there’s the vocal minority and the silent majority.

Impossible to predict the results today. Republicans could retain power due to employment numbers going up. Democrats still learning on Obama - seem to be struggling for fresh ideas.