Mark H.

They need their recent draft picks to become starters. Once we've drafted and developed some ratio breakers, other pieces will be easier to add. Right now we are handcuffed by the ratio in several areas, especially in the trenches, receiver, and depth. Goossen and Chungh are a good start, just keep it up.

It's bloody hard to run their ball control offense. Davis might have some success with both Harris and Flanders at his disposal.

1. Anyone who actually managed to catch a pass from Lefevour 2. Special Teams - nice game - too bad the Fogg return wasn't a TD as well 3. Andrew Harris - just keeps battling out there HH: the Defense. Got huge turnovers - did not have Nichols to convert them into Touchdowns

No info yet - he limped off the field

Was not hit - somehow hurt his foot when he planted to throw

Hardrick is playing, it's Bond at left guard who's out.

Feoli Gudino? Here I was hoping with Neufeld on the OL we could at least have Poop & Nevis on the DL. Or is that still happening?

However, they don't play next week. If they end up finishing first, they have plenty resting / healing time till the East final. I sense some very interesting playoffs coming up.

They do - but when it comes to the cream rising to the top - you gotta like Frito Ray & the Boatmen

It's playoffs and they have a QB who knows how to win games - similar to the Bombers in that sense.

I would prefer to win and see Calgary get whomped again. The more that team can trend down until the West final - the better.

Agreed. I also think the crossover team from the West will be eliminated in the East semi - Argos and Redblacks are trending up at the right time.

When you keep giving up 'explosion plays' it doesn't really matter how many turnovers you generate. The winning TD on a 43 yard run, another long TD from a short pass to the flats - to give just a couple of examples.

What a blast from the past - ima come glue your history book shut.

Rickard's & Red Rum

That would the two percentages roughly identical - interesting

Montreal and BC's stock has definitely risen as the season went on - like totally no doubt about it.

I dare say when a coach like Trestman is doing it - he's clearly aware of liabilities in the opposing front 7. The guy is simply not known for gambling in normal circumstances.

Yep. It comes down to variables. Let's say Hardrick and Chungh have been blowing up the right side all night - then you just might consider going for it on 3rd down if need be.

IIRC, 3rd and 5 was 25% successful in 2016. Of course I know this because the topic was discussed ad nauseum post said playoff game.

Surprised that 'dime a dozen' has not been mentioned - in this thread

Too many variables. Such as, maybe Lapo has a really effective 5 yard play in reserve. Maybe the OL has been dominant run blocking, etc. etc.

That was like God missing a kick. The guy was on a pedestal last year.

I think the reliance on Medlock is somewhat overstated. Nichols is tied for the league lead in TD passes.

I would say any of Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, Ottawa and Toronto are all capable of going on a roll. I think the Riders' QB position will bite them in the butt come playoff time, but they are looking dangerous at the moment. Winnipeg and Edmonton are both suspect on D while having offenses that can get it done, especially when it counts. Calgary is trending down but that team is still dangerous and unpredictable. Toronto can beat any team in any game with Ricky Ray at the helm, Trestman on the sidelines and the weapons they have to work with. Ottawa - Trevor Harris is back and so are the Red Blacks - good win against the Riders two weeks ago. Then again, last year's GC looked like a slam dunk for the Stamps, this year it seems to be more wide open. But maybe it's not as wide open as it appears in the surface.