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Not sure about him as a GM but Dinwiddie is an excellent coach. Would have loved to have him as our coach.

Ayers-Don't bring back Wheatfall-Does not deserve a large raise. Would be fine if he's not back Wilson-Time to move on Vaughters-Not worth the $165000, fine if he's not back Demski-Really like him, not sure he's worth the 225000 he's currently getting Nichols, Holm. Kramdi-I think you need to pick 2 out of 3. Could Smith step into the Kramdi role?

The past two years, Brady has been the engine of the offense and often the only reason it has had success. I'd hate to lose him because we keep Hogan or decide not to pay him. Especially when Zach needs to take a cut of at least $100,000, Willie is overpaid, Vaughters is overpaid, Kola and Thomas are deadweight.

I get the money thing but honestly to lose Brady potentially because Walters is overpaying Collaros would be frustrating. Zach at 450,000, fine. Zach at 600,000 not fine. I'd rather we get rid of Willie if they need to save money.

I'll be disappointed if Brady goes elsewhere.

Interesting article in the WFP with Brady. I wonder if he's planning to stay or leave.

After reading the article that @SpeedFlex27 cited, it does seem like MOS wants to keep the status quo, not just players but Hogan too. To which I say barf.

I don't want GM MOS. I suspect both MOS+KW are back unless one decides to go elsewhere. Hoping its the apple and the roadmap for Hogan.

Fire Hogan.

Demski

Does Miller sit down with Walters and MOS and explain things need to change? Will MOS change? Will Walters?

Please send your resume to Wade.

On Kyrie, you have two young Canadians in Shay and Smith. If Kyrie is back, do those two sit for another year?

Jake getting contributing 9 tackles in 18 games despite playing a large percentage of snaps isn't an issue? Disagree. I agree that Willie also doesn't contribute enough for the paycheck he's getting. On the D, I get that JY's scheme is different but is it one that is going to work?

I wonder what Zach options are? Under contract for next year. Is he planning to retire? Ask for a trade? Agree with @wbbfan, don't want to trade Zach and Elgersma. Agree with @Noeller on the injury concern with Brown.

Zach saying he wants the core back is troubling, we need to get better. Gives off the vibe that the vets just want the status quo/they believe they'll be fine.

On Ayers, waste of a DI spot using it on a ST player. J. Smith is honestly as good or better.

This likely worthy of a new thread but what changes should we make for next year? To me: Easy Choice-They Need to go Hogan, Kolo, Thomas, Mitchell, Logan Can Stay but needs a pay cut Zach ($600,000 is too much, $400-$450,000 would be ok) I feel like we need to move on Jefferson, Kyrie Wilson May Retire Bryant, Neufeld Don't bring back due to health Streveler, Schoen

Its clear changes need to be made, its unclear we will see them. On Miller-Great at the off the field stuff, ie ticket sales, game day experience, promotions, not sure about the on field or whether he'll fire his buddies. On Walters-He didn't do a great job this year or the past few. On MOS-Great overall, future dude with a statue and name on the Ring of Honour, poor roster management, been here 11 years, maybe a time for a change.

I like Rourke and Buck. Hoping BC does us a solid and knocks out the Riders next week.

The Harlem Globetrotters would like a word.

I expect no changes

Protect the ball, Brady as the offensive focal point, win the ST battle. Leave Hogan at the hotel.

I admire your optimism.

Totally because I am in that kind of mood, Is tomorrow a game like 2008, when we lost to Edmonton in the ESF 29-21 and Berry got fired? Is it going to be bad like 96, when Edmonton kicked our ass and Cal Murphy got fired? With this roster, it feels like we're going to lose, possibly badly tomorrow. I'm honestly wondering what comes after.