With camp almost underway, Ed Tait has a series of pieces coming, previewing the different position groups...to start:
http://www.bluebombers.com/2017/05/19/positional-preview-specialists/
I'm leery of weighing in because I really don't know enough to comment, but the one thing I remember reading is that this is the first season where he'll be coming into camp 100% healthy and off an off-season where he was able to train completely. In short, there *shouldn't* be any excuses this year...
I'm tardy to picking an arbitrary favourite new guy to make the roster, thus guaranteeing he gets cut after the first week... (Sorry, Jhomo...) Once I see the opening day of Rookie Camp roster, I'll be sure to make a selection...
I'm not sure I have an opinion one way or another. It's not an issue for me in Gen, but if I care enough about the sport (curling) I'll track it down wherever you put it...
I've never played any kind of organized football, so I don't know enough to know enough: What is it about how he runs that, that makes it so effective?
I feel like every single year I've been on Bombers messageboards, the #1 complaint has been redzone production....it goes back to at least the Khari days...
Of course, the biggest piss off, are people who are born and raised during the tenure of the team, but cheer for another one anyhow. That **** drives me BONKERS.......also, people who let their kids be Ovechkin fans and let them wear his jerseys/shirseys.......ugh. Call CFS on those people...
It's not even that they play boring hockey, it's just that they're a totally unlikeable team with an easy to hate fan base. Every one of those fans (born before 1991) is a former Leafs fan that converted. I hate that ****...
What?? GBill went to TCs on his own, posted reports on here of his own accord, and then started complaining that people didn't thank him for it. Nobody, to my knowledge, ever asked him to do anything. He was roundly, and rightly, mocked for demanding thanks for his reports. The arrogance...
In this particular draft, I think there's a lot of value to a D mid-1st round....that's where I'd lean. They tend to take awhile to develop, so there's guys who might be going "under-noticed" right now because they're not showing superstar levels in junior, but there's a high ceiling which might develop in the next 5-7 years, which is just fine...