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For it to be a catch all the receiver has to do is posses the ball for a moment in time. There is nothing to do with a making a move.

It was Leggett who they took advantage on in second downs with McDaniel

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Big loss for Ottawa looks like Sir Vincent Rogers is out for the year with a ankle injury

Still got it too

Hate to be Edmonton next week they are getting a real pissed off team

Adams falls on the ball that's 3 less points

Really impressed we are still going this far in the year.

Messam you need to swam him. Get multiple people in there to stop him.

We had a excellent game and took it to the Stamps

H & L asked Duane Ford if he would extend Walters and O'Shea he said in a heartbeat

Got a feeling they are going to try to pound the ball with Flanders all day. Which means keeping it close not getting into a big deficit.

Dickenson has one more year of coaching experience. Your use of experience is not a good measuring stick Lapo has as many season as a OC as Dickensons plus a decade plus more coaching experience. Ritch Hall is one of the most veteran coordinators in the league. O'Shea is not a rookie HC and has just as much experience coach special teams as Kilam

I could listen coach Wylie talk Oline all day

Wonder how long it last for Lefevour teams have not had to game plan for a QB like him who is really willing to run.

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If he averages 3 field goals a game the rest of the way he would tie the all time record for most in a season 59

Padded practice today so make sense to give guys a day if they are nicked

Man Bethal-Thompson has virtually no game experience since High School 250 snaps in college and no regular season snap in NFL but has been around the NFL marry go round since he left college.

He is 24.

http://www.bluebombers.com/2016/09/20/bombers-add-to-practice-roster/ WINNIPEG, MB., September 20, 2016 – The Winnipeg Blue Bombers today announce the club has added receiver Lonnie Outlaw, defensive back Keith Lewis, defensive tackles Brandon Williams and Erik Williams, and quarterback McLeod Bethel-Thompson to the practice roster. All players are Internationals. Outlaw (6-6, 220, Miles College, born in Rochelle, GA) spent 2015 in the Arena League playing with the Philadelphia Soul. As a rookie that season, he dressed for seven games, hauling in 17 passes for 235 yards and seven touchdowns. In 2013, at Miles College, he posted four touchdowns in six games. Lewis (6-1, 190, Virginia-Lynchberg, March 28, 1989 in Chicago, IL) was the first player in Virginia-Lynchberg history to be invited to play in the Medal of Honor All-Star Game, and was also a part of the Nationals team at the College All-Star Game, both in 2014. He has spent time in camp with a number of NFL teams. B. Williams (6-5, 255, Southern Illinois, April 4, 1994 in DuQuoin, IL) played four seasons for the Salukis, lining up at multiple positions in the front seven. As a senior, he was an All-MCFV honorable mention after leading the team with 10 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks. He also registered 49 tackles that season. E. Williams (6-3, 270, Bethune-Cookman, August 28, 1991 in Plantation, FL) played four seasons with the Wildcats, appearing in 32 games. In his final year at B-CU, Williams opened up the season with a career best eight tackle, three sack performance. After going undrafted in 2015, Williams spent time with the Bills. Bethel-Thompson (6-3, 230, Sacramento State, July 3, 1988 in San Francisco, CA) played for the Hornets from 2008-2010, throwing for 1,322 yards and seven touchdowns in that span. He has spent time in both the AFL and the NFL, most recently with the Eagles, where he was released at the end of the 2016 preseason.

Calgary has not faced a team this year that can pound the ball down like the Bombers can. Run the ball 20-25 times and good chance they win.

The big touchdown on Randle look like he stumbled and fell