Mark H.

I mean, Drake Stoops - got to get him in the line up.

Beside the point. The BO contract is not the huge issue it gets made out to be. Other players are not earning their $$, but he certainly is.

Has an OL ever won that?

And yet...others are interested in his services.

More weirdness though. I get why they let Yoshi go, but I don't get why others were kept.

MOS thinks highly of intangibles. Both he and Dave Ritchie were/are like that. In their eyes, the veteran leadership, been there done that element, is just as important as on field contributions. They have both said this in interviews. My question about this approach over the last couple season, would be this: you're got Collaros, Bryant and Neufeld - shouldn't that be adequate? Why is there this need to start inferior veterans? Also, which one is the bigger factor - philosophy or complacency? Just my 0.02 - I know I won't get any answers.

I agree of course, to do otherwise would be to revise history. But what happened in 2024 and 2025, leaves me just a bit hesitant. Some decisions were simply baffling.

You might be right, but Father Time is always undefeated.

I am not sure who's to blame and I'm not going to pretend I am. I just think some might think twice and take a closer look, before hiring him.

Based on this season, I don't ZC is much better than Arbuckle. Arbuckle played some decent ball and is pretty low on the list of Argos' concerns.

The current state of the Bombers OL/DL might put a 'pause' on some of those opinions.

Ok thanks, I was wrong. The crow is overcooked and needs more seasoning.

The way he was moving did not look right.

It's obvious that he isn't healthy.

If you look back, they used to make more changes to the line up. It has become more stagnant in recent years.

@Bigblue204 there's the ball on the turf

Probably without or 50%

Indeed. Got to be able to defend against old man Harris, in that situation.

Absolutely. Riders had a long field and needed a TD. BC 100% had the advantage.

Therein lies the rub: The Riders will score some points. Oulette and their OL did well in the cold yesterday. The cold weather version of Harris is good enough to manage the game. There's no doubt the Als D will give them a rough ride. But, if Alexander is out or playing at 50%, logic says the Riders probably win.

I'd be good with a game similar to the ones we saw yesterday. And hopefully the decisive play will not be a non-catch.

And a ton of time spent reviewing the play. I was sure it was a catch, but from this angle it should have been overturned.

QB injuries are a GC jinx. And this thread was a good chuckle. That is all.

Yeah, my gut feel was also that Als would move it into FG range, and use up the clock But the Cats LB had a chance to make a stop, on second down around midfield. MBT with a good game plan and a defense that gave up only 13 points today...you could do a heck of a lot worse...

Yes - but there's still football...