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Warren Moon was the best hands down. He would of put up numbers that would of dwarfed what Calvillo has done. Could have thrown for 100,000 yards.

Not a fan. Mostly because I am not a big fan of the Seahawks or it might have to do with my hate of Brandon Browner.

Those guys were told to send a message by being out there if they do nothing they know they won't have a job for long.

Hartley can say all he wants that he wanted that line out because they scored last game. Yet Westgarth is not a centre and he has him out there on the draw. Torts can't go and put his 1 line out there with a chance they get pummelled.

Game was today

Over the past couple years it seems like the LB core has had its fair share of injuries compared to the other positions. Depth at that position can never be a bad thing.

Maybe he learn from his time with the Riders. Also you have O'Shea a defense guy as HC compared to the former OC Miller. O'shea will get some things that he wants to do in too.

Went from receiver to safety to LB. With a little reading looked like he had a dominate year as safety then moved to LB when a new DC came in and regressed a fair bit.

Is Cauchy and Henoc's brother in his draft year this year?

CFL.ca Staff TORONTO -- The Canadian Football League Scouting Bureau today published its winter edition of the top 15 ranked prospects eligible for the 2014 CFL Canadian Draft. For the second-straight ranking, McGill offensive lineman Laurent Duvernay-Tardif is the top ranked prospect. Duvernay-Tardif is followed by two other offensive linemen - Pierre Lavertu from Laval is ranked second and David Foucault from Montreal is third. Rounding out the top five are St. Francis Xavier wide receiver Devon Bailey and Simon Fraser offensive lineman Matthias Gooseen, who made the largest jump in the rankings, moving up ten spots to fifth. BY THE NUMBERS The ranking includes four offensive linemen, four linebackers, three defensive linemen, two defensive backs one receiver and one running back. Queen’s has three players on the list, the most by any one school. All 15 ranked players on last winter’s CFL Scouting Bureau list (it was published in December) were selected in the 2013 CFL Draft. Seven of those players were selected in the first round. Here is the full ranking: Winter Scouting Bureau Ranking Rank Name Position School 1 (1) Laurent Duvernay-Tardif OL McGill 2 (4) Pierre Lavertu OL Laval 3 (3) David Foucault OL Montreal 4 (2) Devon Bailey WR St. Francis Xavier 5 (15) Matthias Goosen OL Simon Fraser 6 (--) Evan Gill DL Manitoba 7 (6) Beau Landry LB Western 8 (8) Andrew Lue DB Queen's 9 (--) Anthony Coombs RB Manitoba 10 (7) Max Caron LB Concordia 11 (12) Casey Chin LB Simon Fraser 12 (9) Sam Sabourin LB Queen's 13 (5) Adam Thibault DB Laval 14 (10) Derek Wiggan DL Queen's 15 (--) Dylan Ainsworth DL Western

The Blackhawks and Penguins had made the playoffs by this time compared to the Oilers.

You don't get FA that help you financially and on the ice on July 1 its four or five days after it opens that you get can get quality guys at a reasonable price.

He might want a backup role but there might be only a backup roll available. It will be interesting to see what happens when the music stop in this years offseason version of musical QBS.

I think Austin had left for Old Miss before the trade happened.

Have you guys not seen the importance that this club has now invested in Canadians since the end of the season. They are not going to let the best young non import go.

For the last month and a half I have been yelling about a upcoming decade of dominance so I should go with that.

Not 4-14

If he stays in the CFL it will be with the Bombers

Its to the point now that even if I detest the player if he improves the team bring him aboard

Buff moving back to forward probably for the best right now.

Yeah because Edmonton had the dominate oline when Riley signed with them. Collaros is looking for a opportunity to be the guy. Winnipeg is his best chance to do that with.