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Trying not to slip and fall.

Basically every 2nd and long for Toronto has been a 20+ yard play since the couple of sacks in the first Q.

James Johnson caught that challenge flag. All the way in Los Angeles.

If you're not going to challenge plays that take points off the board, you're probably going to challenge a 6 yard catch/no-catch when it's a 3 score game later.

Nice earhole by McManis there. Where's the challenge flag?

Textbook DPI there too. Laughable it wasn't called.

Our coverage is so worried about everyone being on the right route that they literally end up covering no one and not reacting to the ball at all. The whole point of this sport is the ball. Obviously this system has worked, but it's not working and this group of players as a team in the secondary aren't up to running it.

I get that they are putting the secondary in a bit of a bind with route combos...but holy **** someone make a play on the ball.

Again...isolate Bridges or Bonds...profit.

Ouellette probably gets 15 yards if he runs through instead of trying to hurdle the safety.

Shouldn't have started Allan Boyko at right tackle.

If only there was a way to mitigate them from kicking the ball away from the exact spot you stand at every time.

Perhaps the worst single decision is to continue with Vaval returning. Guy has cost them points in most games and is getting worse at reading/catching the ball, then making decisions when the ball is on the turf. If you're making any decisions based on going 1-0 this week, that guy wouldn't be on the roster. I don't know what you'd have to see to move that guy off the roster right now. Want him to catch the punt and then hand it to the first cover guy like he's a running back?

WWJ(amie Elizondo)D

If Younger/O'Shea endorse Bridges' decision making on that touchdown it speaks to their system on D having no ability to manage a QB outside the pocket. Most immediate threat if you're a corner with nothing but green turf behind you is a receiver, not the QB 30+ yards away who might run. Bridges' quote from yesterday sounds like a guy who has no ******* idea what his assignment is after the first 3 seconds of the play. Field corner unless they are in a 2 high cut look, your only true responsibility is to not let the widest guy behind you in basically every single defensive coverage in this country.

Backup QB union needs to petition for more team practice time.

The horseshoe isn't on the foot for Calgary this year. It's up the horse's butt.

Trailblazer for sure. One of the few early guys they attracted in the first couple waves who was a good football player. Too bad he was like 28 when he got here.

Some guy that's a very good pass rusher, disruptive is a noticeable player even if they make him play safety. Garbutt is like a 68 OVR player if there was CFL Madden. Don't need to be told something I had plenty of opportunity to see and believe. And he's continued to be a plug in Hamilton. Jackson Jeffcoat? No...that was the problem. Pull your head out of your ass and get out of this tizzy.

Garbutt got to be an every down end here and did SFA.

Doesn't look like anyone is worried about him to me. Certainly don't mind baiting him and letting him spin around if they run outside zone away from him, leave him unblocked and double up play side, work up to 2nd level. 145/5 equals ? He's played more than half the plays this season...which is an ideal number. Ideally you have 8-9 guys rotating so that's where he'd be. We don't have to make excuses for anyone's lack of impact or production just because we hate Jake Thomas.

Garbutt is a shitty American player in this league. He has 4 sacks in 20 games. Very minimal impact. Same production here and in Hamilton. Unless everyone is so scared of him they avoid his side of the field. Fox too. 14 games in 4 seasons, a tackle a game and 1 career sack. Those guys are the definition of placeholders. Any team should be embarrassed to be featuring those guys at this point of their career. Those are the kinds of guys in the kinds of positions that should be moved out if they make no impact. And I'm not saying the Bombers are any better. Like Adams to me is a guy I'm trying to replace every week. The position is among the easiest in the game. Win your gap, be disruptive. If we can watch 6 games and not be sure you even dressed when you're playing 30+ snaps a game, see ya.

Relevant because if it's 2018 or 2019 he's got a walk in TD because he can beat the angle (like you mentioned). Now he gets run down before he's even anywhere near the sideline. He needs to recognize that he can't change direction at all and apply that in his decision making/timing for everything because it's different now post-injury. Super duper ******* relevant if you're putting together a gameplan for the guy because he's not a threat anymore on scrambles or rollouts, called QB runs other than maybe a draw up the gut.

They sure Vaval's was neck and not brain?

Yeah run the ball...but ultimately have to execute. Streveler scrambles and loses like 15 yards to a DL in about 2.5 seconds. Guy has to understand his own limitations sooner than later. He throws the ball to the pilon from 7 ish yards into the field while his hips are parallel to the sideline. Complete arm toss so basically no velocity on that ball. Every single decision he makes from the time he takes the snap is bad and leads to the result. If he's going to be a decent QB this season he's going to have to get comfy in the pocket and move the ball out quickly. Because I'm not sure he could beat Wade Miller in a 3 cone drill right now.