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The Don doesn't crack top 5 eh? Interesting.... I definitely respect your take on this.

Yesterday... Possibly the most underrated coach in cfl history. I get why Wally and The Don get all the love, but Grant should be in the convo for greatest CFL coach ever...

again, I'm ignorant and admittedly know nothing, but in my head, it seems like it would be easier to move the LG outside than it would be for the RT to go all the way across, but maybe I'm over thinking it...

it takes some real effort to have a lower approval than Jason Kenney, my stars....

Also, can Yoshi just switch from right to left side? I don't know anything but that doesn't seem easy....

a lot of good that does when you're just running around and doing nothing else. Can't hit a receiver on the run, can't hit a receiver more than 10 yards down the field..... Fajardo hasn't been good for anyone except every team the Riders play.

that Canadian QB situation is curious. I thought the kid showed well backing up Reilly last year, but we'll see how he does when he's The Man that everyone is prepping for all week. It's a huge Risk/Reward thing...

I think Arbuckle would automatically make the Riders a MUCH better team, so here's hoping he stays under-used with the L'ks...

I've got it downloaded to my Google calendar (just the Bombers games) from the CFL website.....

Gray still has the starter gig all but locked up, just based on experience, but it won't take long for Dobson to figure it out and get more and more snaps as a 6OL likely...

Gotta think this essentially replaces Tui Eli, at the very least....

this is big!

I ******* HATE how that organization is making me cheer for them....assholes.

further...

maybe mildly concerning, but hopefully it's much ado about nothing............

Related: If anyone's looking for a good CFL read, Ed Willes has a really fantastic book about the US expansion era of the CFL called "Border Wars and Endzones" that's available on Amazon and other places. Really fun read about a crazy time in CFL history...

It seems like they're taking things one day at time, right now. Just announced tomorrow's practice at 8:30am...

it's because the players are putting their lives on the line every time they go on the ice. One hit, one tumble into the boards, could be the end of their career (and, in extreme circumstances, their life...) It's that risk that elevates their pay.