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Oh I'm sorry are you a doctor? Lawyer? Its the USA, so the laws may be different in Canada but Tyrod Taylor sued the Chargers medical staff and Chris Maragos won a suit in 2023, where he sued the Eagles medical staff for failing to provide proper medical care for a knee injury that ultimately ended his career. Greg Brooks is suing LSU over medical negligence.

I'm not a doctor and I know an ACL injury is serious. So if a guy injures it in 24 and comes back in 25 and there is further injury to the acl, you don't bring him back in 6 games. Schoen could sue the training staff for medical malpractice imo.

I'm livid we have apparently ruined Schoen and his career. Who decided to play a guy on a torn ACL. That is malpractice.

Greg Battle Tom Clements Oshea Jefferson Bighill Bryant Collaros Willard Reaves Cal Murphy Khari Jones Denmark Randle Cornell Piper House Tons of guys before him

It was a great play call by the Riders. Now I feel dirty.

Bailey for Kornelson would also work. Cobb for Kornelson would also work. I like Tait but this spout the company line when its easy for anybody to point out its bs is frustrating.

You take off Woodby and add Woods or Adams. Easy Peasy.

Why the heck would you sit Adams and Woods and play Kornelson? This is the coaching staff being locked into we must use Canadians at DTs. Plus 9 Canadian starters is brutal when we lack the talent to do so.

That scares me about the oline.

Lawler led us in receiving in 2019.

It was clear from game one that only two ends was a poor choice, so yes, Pearson should have been on the opening day roster. Bridges was awful all year but seemed to be penciled in from day one of TC so yeah again Allen should have been in. Woodby fair enough.

Kyran Moore is gone? Well at least we have our memories.

Pearson sat the first 3 games, then got in and looked good. Allen sat for what 8 games and then gets in a looks good. Woodby 10 games and then the same thing. That's three young guys who sat to start the year and when they got in contributed and played well enough to make you say, "Why was he sitting out?" That's on MOS. Letting talent walk, thats on KW. Its not one or the other, it is both.

So we bring back guys like Kornelson but have two Canadian rookies who were high picks who get no reps on D. #Thingsthatmakenosense

So this was discussed in the Labour Day thread but MOP, to me Arbuckle, Mitchell, Adams and even Rourke should be ahead of Harris. Harris is the QB on the best team but the others have been more outstanding. I also think Harris may win because the media will hype him like they did Milligan.

Schoen was hurt late in 23, early in 24 and once, possibly twice in 25. Blame the medical staff or blame bad luck but chances are he's never the same player again. Be honest, would you want to pay him $175,000 for next year?

So this MOP talk got me curious and I did some digging. Going back to 1980, every MOP played on a team that was 9-9 or that had a winning record. Owens for Toronto in 2012 (9-9) and Elimimian for BC in 2014 (9-9) are the only two that played for a team that was .500.

Oh you are correct. However not too many MOPs or MVPs in any leagues from losing teams.

If he can get them to top 2 in the East perhaps. I agree that he's played well and has the stats but its hard to see the MOP being from a team with a losing record. To be clear, I think you're right he is deserving.

What a collapse by Hamilton

So Wilson for Schoen (if injured)? If not, is it Wilson for Mitchell or Wilson for Logan?

@JuranBoldenRules, how would you use Shay and Smith if you were DC? I'll also open this up to anybody else who wants to answer.

Hamilton is a sell out apparently. I expect a lot of points.

The Pokey Wilson signing is for this year and next year according to X.

https://3downnation.com/2025/09/01/winnipeg-blue-bombers-bring-back-ontaria-pokey-wilson-after-nfl-stint/