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it was no call on the field. Stamps DBs came up bitching and crying and dickenson challenged.

if a bomber player tried that **** MOS would send him directly to the showers himself. No need for the league to deal with it. **** what a clownshoes franchise

Yeah this game wasn't as close as the score indicated. Yes it was a good football game and both teams had some good plays, particularly defensively, but the Bombers O never looked like they weren't going to be able to make the plays they needed to and Ritchie hall's D did what they do. Give up some uards but make the other team kick field goals.

Collaros is just a killer out there. He can hit some tight windows accurately and has some amazing awareness in the pocket and escapability. Now you gave him a 6'6 target who can win jump balls... lol cfl is ******.

This is why the bloggers at 3rd down are not worth taking seriously.

Jesus he is a giant... and that stride is smooth. Here's hoping he works out. I do love having a guy that can get downfield and be big. When kamua Peterson was posting on ourbombers something he said was "when you're 6'4 you're always open.

Hah! It has been a spell since I heard that phrase. I laughed.

So if we beat calgary does that make them a nothing team?

Ellingson

Lol "I did not intend to injure him" Bull ******* ****. Dipshit there was hell bent on injuring someone back and that dive as he was being taken out of the play was meant only to put a hurt on Masoli. **** this fake apology and **** the riders for trying to save face after all the backpedalling.

Honestly this poor culture on the riders goes back to Roy Shivers time IMO. The fans accept it because that's when they all jumped on the bandwagon. Why they loved Chris Jones, why they lvoe these undisciplined losers.

Considering how most of what he does that is good in the passing game comes when he is simply running around yeah I'd agree not overly smart. Can make something happen on broken plays and has good escapability, but if you keep him in the pocket he is completely useless.

The fact is that it actually makes what Marino did worse because it was premeditated head (leg) hunting.

That's what happens when you poke the bear.

For a "young man" that is a real unfortunate hairline

it's around in places, I don't have the link handy but it's not a great play. OL definitely wanted to jump on a guy who was down. I think the injury happened as the rider was trying to get up as big fat OL is coming down on him and the ankle just too much weight on it. Basically that one was a bad play that unintentionally wound up as an injury vs. Marino deciding that he was gonna go after any and every leg he could find to try and "even the score"

Honestly Calgary will be a tougher test that BC if you ask me. Think they have a better OL and experience at qb is harder to bamboozle than a young guy. plus I think their offensive coaches are better than BC and they can do more varied things. Don't get me wrong, they should still be able to put a beating on Bo but Calgary is a tougher matchup IMO.

And to think how much people **** on Matt Nichols..... but yeah Collaros is gonna climb that list quickly if he stays healthy.

And really defensive lines in the CFL are so good right now that everyone is going to face pressure.

Those two do seem to be having a real bromance every time they show them on the sidelines

Rourke made 3 dynamite throws or this was an absolute thrashing.... and the chips were stacked against the Bombers with the short week and all the injuries.... let that sink in.

Yeah I've become a huge fan of that kid. Just keeps making plays.

Maybe Marino has been going after his knees in practice.

Anyone got a clip since I didn't see the whole game?

Not like a guy has to be deep before the ball is thrown anyway, you got the travel time for the ball to allow a guy to get open downfield. Bottom line you gotta use the whole field to open things up and you can do that in a lot of ways. I do wonder if the Bombers receivers are lacking in the speed department in some ways, but not from a deep threat perspective.