This was definitely an issue. Hard to say if it was physical or mental. It was clearly in the playbook, because Nicholls stretched the field immediately
Fair enough. I remember the final home game as being particularly brutal in terms of protection. We had really good seats & I was able to watch the OL closely.
Hebert was a hard-hitting safety whose coverage weren't always great, he had undisciplined tendencies but often generated turnovers.
Walls was a fundamentally sound strong side DE who was disciplined and always kept contain very well.
A hybrid of the two would be - interesting
After watching Reilly shred the Argos vertically, I think the Esks would have to take the night off and even then the Riders would probably still lose.
Willy may be a lot of things, but injury prone is not one of them. There isn't a QB in the league who wouldn't have missed time playing for the Bombers last year.