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Parker ****** up in zone, Willie targeted x2 and they are inside the 5 yard line.

They are just picking on Willie in run game. Great film work.

Willie made 59's block for him. God he needs to get some fire.

Parker saves his own bacon.

First wave all got beat by Leake hitting vertical right away. Lucky that wasn't a TD return.

Yeah really poor decision there to chase the end. Leave the LT 1 on 1, protect the inside gap first. Give your QB a chance to have space to make a pass in the pocket.

OL 1 out of 4 to the good first possession. Don't like seeing Wallace leave Kolankowski 1 v 1 with Ceresna to chase the end. Seal up the interior first.

Edmonton was smart enough to make sure we get the wind in both long quarters after losing the toss.

Shut your mouth. Top SAM in league on worst defense all-time.

I will be apoplectic if our fan base continues down the path of becoming the whiniest ***** of a fan base in the league. Pick it up, or start wearing green.

Yeah he didn't change much. They fixed their OL and brought Trestman in to coach. Calvillo was suited to that West Coast style that Trestman brought to Canadian game. Montreal had multiple games of giving up double digit sacks in that Jim Popp/end of Don Matthews as head coach era. And then his wife was ill.

Not a huge fan of our receiving corps. Got a QB who wants to go heavy vertical/intermediate stuff and two of 5 suited to that. Demski is too but really only wins consistently on a couple routes and needs to be open open to have a chance to finish plays downfield. Same **** as last year with receivers. Replace Lawler with Wheatfall. Sterns is Wilson. Get some bigger yet versatile bodies, catch radius guys. Hope Clercius develops some game on the inside breaking routes and not just being good at getting the YAC when D forgets about him.

Would not be surprised if they flip to 2 DI on O. Basically rotate a receiver and Cooley. You have to put some playmakers on the field if you want to score points. Teams are just going to sit on Schoen and Wheatfall. I don't mind Sterns moving up to #3 spot, basically Demski, but if you have 2 of Clercius/Corcoran/Cobb on the field at all times that's a really limited receiving corps. Clercius is a nice #5, not a ton of diversity in his ability to run routes and get open into the field and vertical. Plus he and Cobb are not close to full health themselves.

This could be a very messy ratio game. Offense is very thin. I could see something like Cobb in for Demski and Mitchell in for whoever they deem most expendable American on D...Ayres or Jones/Wilson. I think they keep Vaval and Cooley on.

There were more people at the Valour FC game to watch them get crushed by the Hamilton team than there were at Argo and Stamp home games this week combined.

I tend to agree with this. I wouldn't pressure much and effectively you'd have a spy with guys like Kramdi, Griffin and whoever else is on the field at LB. If Ford has to hit windows he has no chance. Let him run around in circles behind the line all day, just be patient. Jefferson basically always plays that way where he's reading the QB more than firing off to get to a spot in the backfield and hopefully he can be convinced to play with leverage to contain. When his head is in he can do that quite well.

How? Trade for him?

You need adequate time to hit the routes that are called. So if they are trying to take vertical shots and want that to be a large part of the offense, they need to be able to protect so their QB can make the read (some of that pre-snap for sure) and have time/space to make that throw. That was not there on the majority of drops last night. You think the fastest guy in the league running at full sprint is taking 4 and a half seconds to get 40 yards downfield so you need 3+ seconds really if you're taking vertical shots and expecting to hit them. Something probably a lot of people don't consider is the space in the pocket....like it's as impactful to the QB (and to some extent the RB) if one of the OL is getting driven into him as if a defender is loose. Forces QB to bring eyes down and navigate pocket more than read downfield or be able to set feet to throw. Huge effect on ability to go vertical with a pass. Pocket for a straight drop is basically the mouth on a sad face emoji. Any deviation from that can be a problem for the QB's ability to get that ball out on time, accurately. Does Collaros force the vertical stuff? Absofuckinglutely. It's been his style forever. He's your guy, you've gotta be building the offense around that. I'm not a fan of that "switch" (that's what we call it, basically inside slot crosses safety face on vertical through the middle) GO route to Demski. He's gotta be wide open to catch that even if that's a perfect ball. Hate that we're calling plays that rely on a defensive breakdown. I don't know if Schoen is struggling physically, but we sure aren't seeing him go vertical a ton. And other than Wheatfall/Schoen we're not brimming with catch radius guys which is always who Collaros has success with. IMO...OL yesterday was about a 4/10. Not a total disaster like games against Toronto last year, but if that's the level they played 18 games at you'd be a sub-.500 team. D basically score 10 points last night, O had 3 scoring drives. Nowhere near good enough. Way too much pressure, not moving anyone at the line, not creating those creases for the backs in zone to make their cut and hit a seam with speed. Overall if you want to boil it down, they got bodied on more plays than not. BC had almost all their guys and they came out with a bit more fire on the DL, and once they got going things snowballed physically for our OL. Week 1 they were about a 8/10. Amazing opening vertical gaps for the RB's, and basically no pressures allowed at all on dropbacks, physically dominant. Only time you saw anyone on BC's DL was on rollouts. First half some struggles but mostly on QB/receivers getting in rhythm. Run game was dominant from start to finish and that's all physicality from OL because the back is all slash...hit the mark in zone, make the cut, hit the crease. Crease isn't there, Peterson isn't making something from nothing like Oliveira might to grab 5-6 yards.

I think Masoli completed 2 passes over 20 yard throws in the air. He looked ******* brutal. If there was a white jersey in his sight he just tossed the ball up for grabs. Bombers easily could have had 7-8 INTs in that game.

WTF are you talking about? Nichols was knocked out of that season months before they traded for Collaros. Collaros was here for a week before he started the second game he was here for. This whole manufacturing of narratives to be over the top negative has to stop. I know our fanbase can't handle winning.

CFL should really do a "game in 30" kind of deal. Really easy to do with football take out all the breaks and a bit of time between plays.

Their MLB is out for the season with a ruptured bicep.

The end was on a free run through B gap on the side he was reading even with the hold. That's not time to throw.

Someone should ask O'Shea why he took the 10 yards after the BC TD on the kickoff instead of the convert. Make them go for 2 from the 12 or kick 42 yards for PAT. Who gives a **** about 10 yards on an onside kick? Worry about the play that counts for points.

Should have taken the sack instead of forcing a 25 yard pass. Bryant got opened up bad and beat by inside move, held too. Need to be a lot smarter with the ball. And need to block someone. No one should be getting beat inside big on big 1 on 1 in pass protection.