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I think you might be surprised. Bird in the hand...

Saw that article. There's hater number 1. Wonder how comfortable those trophies feel up his ass

Wow I really don't know what to say. Like many others I wasn't old enough to remember our last Grey Cup. I was 4. My oldest son turns 4 this week and I just hope this is something he can take for granted when he's older: The Bombers winning the Grey Cup! Go Blue. Love this team.

Hamilton was the best team this year. Who is the best now is the only thing that matters. The Bombers have ascended through the West beating the defending Grey Cup Champs and a very good Sask team in their own barns. Hamilton may be steeltown but its the Bombers that have been hardened and ready to take home the cup. Go Blue.

I don't think anyone is saying this is a verbal contract. Just 2 guys being on the same page. That is absolutely worth something. Unless you think that Walters is posturing (doubt it). Most likely situation here is the one presented, and outside of a few media guys trying to stir the pot, there is no reason to think O'Shea doesn't want back here.

Yeah if you have a QB in your hand that can win you a Grey Cup, a first rounder doesn't seem like a big pay.

This seems fairly reasonable to me. But I worry that Nichols might be just good enough to not win the Grey Cup. Every once in a while you need your QB to be able to handle some pressure and make a play moving around the pocket.

There were a lot of people whining about Collaros coming here too. Masoli threw for over 5000 yards last year. Has the ability to extend plays. Was really coming into his own. There's a lot to like. Football IQ.. Hard to quantify that

I feel like starting qb money is at least 450 at this point. Also guys aren't lining up to be a backup qb for the Argos

Deep passer yes. Probably because he has a stronger arm

I think part of it is that Zach knows he can buy time and evade a guy before throwing deep if he needs to. If Nichols is pressured he is going to get rid of it

They haven't been calling any objectionable conduct this year. In the not-so-distant past they would be calling taunting for 99 percent of the plays in that game (or any game this year for that matter). Whatever, if they are consistent about it..fine. But as soon as you start smacking other guys around after the whistle that should definitely be a penalty.

Collaros is just getting better and better . Last couple of games he made some questionable throws. None of that today. The only thing he could have done better was hit Darvin on that bomb to seal the victory

Objectionable conduct used to be a thing. I think the only time it gets called now is if someone says the N word and the refs know who said it

That and regardless of throwing motion didn't he end up throwing it backward?

Maas and Harris are two peas in a pod. Completions don't win games!

The answer is they probably can't. But one wild card is that they are really good at getting pressure from their front 4. That said, Dane Evans was able to beat our pressure in the games against us. Hamilton Imo is the favourite for the cup. They have been rock solid all year

Trevor Harris is pretty good at beating up bad defences and is pretty good at throwing completions and settling for FGs against good defences. I don't think that will be enough to beat Hamilton

The greatest win was the one last week because it's the one that could lead to our first Grey Cup in 29 years.

2007 grey cup was definitely the most disappointing one for me too. I sat outside in the snow for a good while. I felt like I was stealing warmth from the snow on account of feeling so cold inside.

This game could be determined by which officiating crew shows up. The ones with the black and white stripes or the ones with the green and white stripes.

Yep that's how it looked to me too. Calgary receiver decided he had no shot at the ball and put on an acting performance of a lifetime. Sucks to be essentially gifted a 60 yard touchdown on that.

We were very effective when we had Nichols/Streveler. Now we look pretty good with Collaros/Streveler. IMO Nichols is smarter and makes quicker/better reads but there's something to say about escapability and pocket presence that Collaros has over Nichols.

Fajardo has been their magic this year. Without him... Yeesh

Lapo's offense is generally: Deep TD pass Run (misdirection pretty often. Various players involved) Check down to the running back There is very little 10-20 yards down field passing, which is usually when passes get picked off. So in that way it looks conservative. But generally it's just smart mistake-free football. Thats why in a good game you only see about 200 yards passing. So in that way it was mission accomplished for Lapo and the offense.