sweep the leg

For a Mike Oshea coached team it was embarrassing. And when Grant was out we had  of hope of even keeping the field position game close via specials.

Per 3Down Richmond told Bombers he wanted more money to come back, and they couldn’t agree on an amount, so he retired.

Per 3Down Richmond told Bombers he wanted more money to come back, and they couldn’t agree on an amount, so he retired.

Per 3Down Richmond told Bombers he wanted more money to come back, and they couldn’t agree on an amount, so he retired.

Per 3Down Richmond told Bombers he wanted more money to come back, and they couldn’t agree on an amount, so he retired.

Per 3Down Richmond told Bombers he wanted more money to come back, and they couldn’t agree on an amount, so he retired.

Two years at >$275k

Jeff Hamilton reporting Brady took less to stay in Winnipeg and talked 250k+ with other teams.

Wait. You led the “This is the year fans will turn on Mike O’Shea, and if he doesn’t change his roster ways Wade Miller should sit him down and tell him his services are no longer needed” after a 15-3 season and losing by a blocked field goal in the Grey Cup, then started a whole thread about getting rid of Zach Collaros, and NOW you are expressing surprise about an entitled and spoiled fan base?

Just got back from practice. Got there a little late, left a little early. Thought I'd write up some notes with the obvious disclaimer that I have no idea what I'm talking about. But people are hungry for Bomber stuff. So here goes.
 
Evan Holm and Dalton Schoen are working their butts off out there. Nice to see. Holm both looks extremely athletic and technically sound. He made a play on the ball most times he lined up Brian Cole and DeJuan Cooper stand out as guys who have a physical presence but also move really well Brian Cole had an interception in skeleton Demski made Darby look like a pylon on one play in the one-on-ones Schoen works hard every play and catches the ball every play. Lawler makes things look easy. Early on it looked like Collaros was trying to work on his timing with Lawler. Nichols jumped a route and nearly picked off the pass but dropped it and I *think* Lawler ended up with it as he was lying on the ground Winston Rose matched up against Lawler a couple times. I think one time Lawler fell down and Rose got the pick. Another time Lawler backed Rose off about 10 yards and was wide open. One guy that really stands out because of his diminutive stature is #22 Dominick Fiscelli. Caught a bunch of balls in skelly in the middle of the field. 5'9" but is obviously pretty quick. Jake Kelly (canadian DB) ran pretty good with Schoen one time Kickers might have done something near the end of practice after we left...but up until that point they were just lounging around..or helping out with setting up drills for other positions. One thing I noted is that our veteran kickers are noticeably smaller than the new guys. I was hoping to get to see them in action

I think Holm might do some of it. Pretty sure he did some returns in preseason. 

It was probably discussed earlier in the thread, but it seemed odd that the Montreal int that was brought out to the 25 wasn't even discussed on the broadcast. It looked pretty clear to me he was down at the one.

It was probably discussed earlier in the thread, but it seemed odd that the Montreal int that was brought out to the 25 wasn't even discussed on the broadcast. It looked pretty clear to me he was down at the one.

It was probably discussed earlier in the thread, but it seemed odd that the Montreal int that was brought out to the 25 wasn't even discussed on the broadcast. It looked pretty clear to me he was down at the one.

Anybody know what the point of the Al's going for two was during that 20 minute convert?

Maciocia getting ahead of any potential tiebreaker.  Some 4D chess...then runs an off-tackle zone run out of shotgun from the 5 on the final attempt.  Doesn't seem like they really wanted it.  Maybe didn't want their kicker to risk pulling a hammy or groin making that kick?

I loved the one line BLM said after the game; "They're a well coached football team, and they show you what you don't do well". 
He brought up twice how well prepared we are. Nice compliment to the coaching staff.
Lol, yeah. It was like he grabbed him by the collar and back of his pants and threw him out of the way.

I loved the one line BLM said after the game; "They're a well coached football team, and they show you what you don't do well". 
He brought up twice how well prepared we are. Nice compliment to the coaching staff.
Lol, yeah. It was like he grabbed him by the collar and back of his pants and threw him out of the way.

I loved the one line BLM said after the game; "They're a well coached football team, and they show you what you don't do well". 
He brought up twice how well prepared we are. Nice compliment to the coaching staff.
Lol, yeah. It was like he grabbed him by the collar and back of his pants and threw him out of the way.

I loved the one line BLM said after the game; "They're a well coached football team, and they show you what you don't do well". 
He brought up twice how well prepared we are. Nice compliment to the coaching staff.
Lol, yeah. It was like he grabbed him by the collar and back of his pants and threw him out of the way.

Tough start. I remember that game being really cold.

Don't see any parallel's between the Manning Cast and bringing on someone that one fanbase would know and most casual fans would barely recall to interrupt broadcasting of gameplay.
I think if the CFL did version without PBP maybe more of just a panel over the game broadcast it could be popular with the right people.
The problem with the TSN production is that it does everything it can to draw away from the actual game, the actual sport but doesn't even do that with anything or anyone remotely interesting that might actually draw in some more casual fans/fans who aren't following the two teams playing that night.
The CFL should be pissed at how the games are produced but their own marketing has the same problem.  The formula is pretty simple, the NFL and NBA have mastered it.  The CFL and TSN continue to try to chart their own course and continue to fail.

Per CFL stats page, he's 6 for 11 on pats in his CFL career.

The tsn guy doing the downs and yards graphic is really struggling tonight.

The tsn guy doing the downs and yards graphic is really struggling tonight.