Everything posted by Mark H.
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The Second Half - Reality Testing
No one seriously thought this team would be 6 - 3. Now we have folks predicting 3 - 6 because of a tougher schedule. They could go either way, or they could rise to the new challenge. Remember, they are well coached, have a good QB on an upward curve, and have some legitimate play makers on D. Mixed in with all those close, last minute, come from behind wins are two dominant ones...game 1 in Toronto and the game in B.C. I shall take the positive route and predict at least 5 more wins.
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Open it Up
I heard that too. Bottom line = execution
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So I think we know who the better RB is now
Ah yes...he hasn't had a chance yet...give the guy a chance...
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Offense: Three Positives
Good posts so far. Another: I love the way Kohlert seems to be open for big catches when they are badly needed.
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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly - Week 9
good story, thanks. That was a fantastic play. I say, that's outstanding...no way we win the game without that play.
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So I think we know who the better RB is now
I just...didn't see Cotton doing anything different...
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Offense: Three Positives
1. Clarence Denmark. Great catches and 100% effort every game. 2. Drew Willy. Improving every game...playing well with inconsistent protection 3. Chris Greaves. For all the heat the OL takes, the left side is much better when he's in there Consider this the MBB positive challenge...you know you can do it...
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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly - Week 9
Not to mention going on and on about every single coaching decision. Especially the punts out of the end zone.
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How good is our offensive play calling?
Those turnovers didn't just randomly happen. They were net result of Willy being under pressure the entire game.
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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly - Week 9
I thought punting out of the end zone was a good call considering the opponent (especially on the first one with Brink still in the game). The odds of Montreal scoring a TD were low...an FG is only one point more than a safety. The Bombers were lights out on kick coverage all night.
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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly - Week 9
call me crazy, but I wouldn't be surprised to see the Als wind up 2nd in the east. Hamilton doesn't impress me, especially with all their qbs out and in a contest between a team with a very tough defense and no offense vs. and all around bad team like Ottawa give me the team that at least has the D. I wouldn't be surprised either, they have a capable QB now, and that defence is super tough Until a good defense has several games worth of film to watch...
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So I think we know who the better RB is now
Did you see the play early in the game where Grigsby stopped before he hit the line of scrimmage and was tackled for a loss? That was absolutely embarassing. At least Cotton was running forward. Hell the play he got dropped hard by Hebert at least he picked up 8 yards first. If that was Grigsby he would have got maybe 3 or 4 cause a guy would have got a hand on him coming through the initial hole. Grigsby went back in during the 4th quarter and actually stopped ******* around going sideways and running tentative. He actually started to make a decision and commit to it and ran with more authority and go figure he made some plays. I question whether he can do that all the time or not, but if he can then good, but if not I like the way Cotton runs better. Overall I think the biggest issue with the running game last night was the play calling. They did very little to actually give the backs a chance until late in the game, but I can not stand a running back who is seemingly afraid of contact. Cotton got flipped back a few times...looked nasty. It seems we still have two distinct 'camps' on this issue. Should be another good week of back and forth entertainment. If you watched Montreal's run game, it was basically the same as ours. Watch any team's running game, no matter who they are. It's mostly straight up, make a block, hit the hole.
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Ameet Pall
At any rate, I'd like to thanks Rids for telling us the whole story.
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Week 9 Depth Chart
So much gaseous wisdom today...
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Scrap divisions?
Oh, so now it's a societal problem. Then we would drink a lot of beer...
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Muamba, Inman, Dressler, Sheets
You can really only fully see his "MO" in the last three years as this is truly the only time he has been running the show. He has been quite adept at compiling mid to late round draft picks and these have been decent players. Taman does like to pay for veteran talent but it is hard to argue with his recent level of success. Not to mention some key cogs were already there or were not very hard to acquire. Durant, Labatte, Picard, et. al. It's easier to be a genius GM when the previous regime has already gone through the QB growing pains.
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The Scotch thread
I got 12 year Glenfiddich for my birfday...doesn't taste like toffee. Tastes like pears if I recall correctly. Fruity notes...to be sure
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The Scotch thread
I got 12 year Glenfiddich for my birfday...doesn't taste like toffee.
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Scrap divisions?
Precisely. Y'all should peruse the standings all the way back to 2000. You'll find that the teams with the worst records...missed the playoffs...every bloody year.
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The Scotch thread
All ye Scotch lovers with thin wallets...LC is now carrying Grant's Sherry Cask finish (Green Label). 'Tis rather good...
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We Spoke & Trivago Listened: Trivago Guy Getting A Makeover
Which is under appreciated...and goes well with beer...
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Muamba, Inman, Dressler, Sheets
No one ever has cap space...except the Bombers
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Scrap divisions?
Wait...there's a new scrap metal division moving into town?
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Muamba, Inman, Dressler, Sheets
Dressler is 2.5 lbs. too light for our system...Willy's throws would bowl him right over. Sheet is too short by a couple inches...can't survey the field if you can't see past January's butt.
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Kromah likely to make Bomber debut Friday
Concerned, very...concerned