Mark H.

Speaks volumes.

Post 2019, it was nothing but loyalists. No alarms were being raised yet, no grief was being handed out.

And I agree with that. But 2019-2021 was far more than luck.

I need to remind that there was a time when you also opined that things were good, and expounded at length on how O'Shea's culture attracts players. It was not just media sound bites, there was a time when players legit wanted to play in Winnipeg.

It's surreal that the people who managed this team / roster from 2018-2021, are same people who have been managing it from 2022 to the present. They had: culture, depth, Canadians, developed a QB (Brown), a physical team, etc. How do you consciously decide to stray away from that blueprint?

Maybe they need to 'see it on film.'

There's something seriously wrong with this team's approach to injuries. All the way back to the 2023 GC

Haven't you heard? We have no subs, they're all starters.

Reinbolde Renaissance

Water soluble lidocaine

This, to me, is the bigger concern. I am fine with them not being active players in free agency. I am not fine with bringing in talented new recruits who don't play.

Pardon me for quelling lamentations of lamenters who want to continue lamenting...but no one signs fewer FAs than the Argos. Their Grey Cup record...enough said.

Or he can coach proper contain techniques - was a master at that.

Gotta recognize greatness bro. Without Peters on the field, they give up at least 173.

Sure played a hell of a game between the 30s. Yes sir, a good game between the 30s.

Trevor Harris is the player of the week - a QB who generated 10 points? Allllllrighty then.

I was done after the **** overalls thingy with BLM last year.

Rider's loss = fantastic Making fun of a wildfire smoke situation = lame

You need to write a book

I literally can't odd.

I would say the early Ritchie era had one of the better DLs. Mostly due to Brown and Warner in the middle. Those guys got consistent pressure, rushing 3 or 4.

He had the best commercials on 'OB: "Can you say blow out, I knew you could."

Even more iconic when a player wears turdy tree.

This. An O'Shea team used to have the opposition beaten down by the 4th quarter. Remember the audio of the 2019 Grey Cup? They don't play that way anymore, and it's not hard to understand why they don't, some literally can't.

The head ref can overrule his assistants in soccer - methinks football should be the same.