Mr. Perfect

I don't think anyone is saying he didn't exceed expectations - He certainly did. That being said he still has significant flaws as a player and isn't starting material at this point in his career.

OSU better get in. I doubt that they will though. TCU should drop. What OSU has done this year considering the QB position is unbelievable. They'd beat TCU easily in my opinion.

Teague had his highs and lows. He was good at rushing the passer for the most part when asked to, but at the same time he was easily our biggest liability in pass coverage. Unless he improves significantly in that area I wouldn't want him to be any more than a back-up.

Keep that stat man busy. Two assists in the opening five minutes tonight against Charlottetown.

I'd imagine he'd still have a role. Solid on special teams, and heaven forbid Leggett were to get hurt, I'm sure he could step in. Passport certainly doesn't hurt.

Money post mbrg. Pure money.

How about Saskatchewan as a dark horse? He won't start wherever he goes, and Taman is probably still smarting about not having a capable back up this season.

Would be huge if true. Thought for sure he'd be wanting to go at the NFL this off-season. Kirk Penton ‏@PentonKirk 3m3 minutes ago Sounds like the #Bombers and safety Moe Leggett are nearing a contract extension.

If what I've heard is true, you might get your wish this year. I've heard a lot of rumblings about the fans speaking with their wallets as it pertains to our current road jersey. Nobody likes the gold primary color. The club didn't want a white road uniform, but the fans might be giving them no choice. That road jersey needs to be burned, and all documents of it's existence destroyed as well.

Love the look. Hopefully in due time we can revert back to the road jerseys (or a similar concept) to the ones we had in the 80's/early 90's.

Guess you didn't watch many games from 2001-2007, because that's what he did. Anyone who knows anything about the team during that time frame knows that Roberts took terrible care of his body, and was still easily the best running back in the league during that time.

He's the head coach for Simon Fraser.

Which I whole heartedly endorse.... Arash Madani ‏@ArashMadani 55s56 seconds ago Expect the Riders to come after Paul LaPolice and Jacques Chapdelaine as the offensive coordinator in Saskatchewan. #CFL

Should have been hired the instant after Madani tweeted it. Get'er done O'Shea.

Sam can definitely play football. You don't become the SEC defensive player of the year if you can't play football. Unfortunately for him his skills and measurables don't seem to translate well to the NFL game. I wouldn't be surprised in the least to see him do well up here.

The stops Hutch made last night, unreal.

I'd go to Hutch. I just don't trust Pavelec with the game on the line, should the game against Boston come down to the wire. Boston is a whole new ball game from Buffalo. One thing that was interesting was Maurice's comments after Hutch's last start. He said that we was closing the gap and earning himself more starts. We'll see how things go.

Offensive lines will be getting away with murder. Proulx is oblivious when it comes to holding calls.

Allow me to preface my comments by saying in football and hockey, I hate how easy it is, and how often people especially in our city have the #2 quarterback or #2 goalie have those players as the most popular players in town. Granted most popular is a bit of an exaggeration, but I'm sure you all know what I mean. That being said, at what point, especially in hockey (which is why I'm posting this in the Jets part of the forum) does giving your #2 goaltender more playing time serve the best interests of the team. Pavelec has played in 19 games. His stats are as follows: Save percentage .917, 2.29 goals against average, season record 7-8-2. Hutchinson has played in 7 games. His stats are as follows: Save percentage .947, 1.50 goals against average, season record 4-1-1. Obviously Hutchinson has much better numbers but he has also played in less games which one could argue doesn't provide an adequate sample yet. That being said, at what point does one say, we do have an adequate sample between the two. On top of that, statistically speaking, Pavelec's numbers are actually pretty decent, with the exception of his season record. The reason why I bring this up is because we've had games in the third period that we've been leading or tied and they've resulted in losses under Pavelec. On the road in New Jersey last month, and home games against Detroit, St. Louis, as well as a road game in Nashville just to name a few. Granted he hasn't always had the best goal support, but it seems in the clutch is when we most often lose our games. So I ask, at what point does one say Hutchinson needs more playing time. It's a notion I hate making because of how easy it is to suggest, but at some point if the current trend continues, it has to be strongly considered does it not?

Which if it wasn't for a useless kicker and a meddling CEO would have been a fantastic era. It's amazing what that man got done under the circumstances.

Said the same thing in a tweet to Bruce Johnson...hmm...

Depends on what he does. He shortarmed a perfectly thrown ball to avoid getting hit. That tells me a bit about his character. Would have been a big first down too. If he thinks university kids hit hard, wait till he gets hit by an international safety. Saw that, definitely not one of his finest moments. That being said, just as one game does not make someone's plummet, neither would one play. There are many more good plays that he made this season than negative ones. Every prospect is going to have plays on their tape that indicates a flaw or potential flaw.

Adam Schefter said on Twitter last week upwards of 10 teams have significant interest in him. He'll definitely be in the NFL next year.

Huge mismatch with Green and Stewart. Pretty bad when someone calls you out personally leading up the game and follows through on his word.

Crompton gonna Crompton. Ugly throw. Be the B- game manager you are and don't force the ball with the lead.