kelownabomberfan

aged like a fine milk...

Let's not forget one of the best named Bomber receivers in their storied history - Craphonso Thorpe... Good thing that he wasn't named after his uncle, whose first two names were "Fuller Jack".

Maybe we can talk Kevin Glenn out of retirement...at least we know he'll stay healthy in the playoffs...

It might, this comes around every 30 years or so in Bomber land.

What about a half a honker at least to Dakota Prukop? 5 carries, 21 yards, nailed the first down every time, including an eleven yard scamper. Not bad for a guy who was being written off all week by the MBB hordes lol...

Welcome to the CFL. Many moons ago Wendy's was a sponsor. We had to watch a commercial about a German exchange student named "Uder" about 50 times a game. Just something you have to tolerate.

More like Caligula.

Lapo snuck a play in. Everyone else is a day late and a dollar store short.

Dollar store Milt Stegall.

Especially if he wants to go off!

there we go, we figured out why we need to keep Prokop - to go into Rider games if the score is close and take the head shots from their scumbags...

it was an important loss, as it marked the end of the Hecht era and BA being put in at safety (if memory serves). I definitely can see the Riders using this to their advantage.

I don't either, I was joking.

I think the Wilcots we have is the 2.0 version. 3.0 is still in progress lol... I don't think we can rely on the Stamps receivers handing our DB's the ball like last game, need to step up on offence this game.

he was punishing Lawler on several plays, some really good contact.

I honestly don't know.

players in a bigger market have more opportunity for earning promotion dollars for doing ads. Rolling your eyes in a car commercial is about all the Jets have for opportunities to earn money outside of hockey. Agents get a cut of total revenue so they naturally want their clients in bigger markets. Though not sure how much more dough Dubois would earn in Montreal over Winnipeg from endorsements.

and John Surla.

well now hold on, could we really say that O'Shea isn't a hard ass? I'd say he is (and this isn't just me talking, this is my neighbour talking who played for him in Toronto when he was a special teams coach) but that being said, he's a hard ass who has played the game and doesn't ask any more of his players than he was willing to put out there on the field when he was a player. The players who really want to be part of the team (in the whole sense of that word) get that. You are a hard ass, because you are playing for the rest of the guys around you, who are also hard asses. Losing isn't an option. You are playing for your fellow brothers. If that's not "hard ass" then I don't know what is. Guys like Maas will never get that.