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You know how you get mentally tougher?  You have a bad game and learn from it.  You have a bad game and realize that your team mates are still behind you.  You learn that you're never going to be perfect and that you don't have to be.  And you learn that every other player on the team screws up too, many times in a game, so the loss is never just on you.  Those are the things that one learns in order to be mentally tough.  Oh, and the other thing that you learn is to ignore the chattering masses who have zero clue of what they are talking about.

You guys can cry about legs all you want. He ain't going anywhere. So put your pants back on and continue on with your time. 

because his growth as a player is obvious to anyone who doesn't fly off the handle at every misstep. 
You still hate Harjalahu because he dared to have ups and down as a rookie now he's an NFL level kicker. 

Legghio is, if not the best kicker in the league (is he the only one doing all 3 jobs?) then he's second best after Paredes. Kicking 90+% on the season. **** anyone that wants to **** on him. 

For everyone saying Castillo is the answer he is kicking 78.3% right now for FGs. Legghio is 82.6% on the year.
For converts, Sergio is 8/10 (80%) and Legghio is 25/29 (86%)
Legghio also has a better punting average (47.4) compared to Castillo (38.5) though I'd attribute that more to our STs play being better than the Elks.
He's no world beater, but Legghio is Cdn which matters, if you want to airlift someone else in, you have to factor in where you'd start another Canadian into those decisions.
 

Nice to see absolute morons return to MBB on cue... 

We LOST? 
Fold the team. Game over man.
We're garbage. Trade Collaros 

Justin time, too.
I would question the "great president" part. After all, they hired Chris Jones, didn't they?

Yeah the panel was all giddy after he was beat on the first td but christ his fingers touched that ball, one step away from it being an INT. The secondary with as many new faces as it had played pretty ******* good if you ask me.

Rod Black does pbp like he's talking to someone in his back yard - beer in hand - and not even watching the game.
Atrocious.

Ugh... Really don't want to lose either. This is a real shame... 

If it's Walters or MOS, I'd take Walters. He's made a lot of right moves player wise over the last few years.

Not sure if anyone reads the Kirk Penton "insider" article on the Athletic... but there's some interesting tidbits in today's edition...
• I think (Jason) Maas stays in Edmonton. Heard (Mike) O’Shea is going to be out in Winnipeg and going to Toronto regardless of what happens. Which leads to whom in Winnipeg? Don’t see why that would happen. I think Mike is a good coach. But I guess him and top brass don’t see eye to eye.-
• My coaches think (Ted) Goveia gets promoted. (Mike) O’Shea stays, and (Kyle) Walters is out. Don’t think O’Shea and Walters are tight anymore
 
I find it interesting that two (presumably) different sources are saying that Walters and O'Shea are no longer on the same page...

He's more of a chucker than Nichols, good and bad, throwing an interception doesn't bother him as much and it doesn't alter his game, he keeps on chucking .  Nichols withdraws and gets more conservative after throwing an interception and relies on Harris more.

If you were watching Collaros yesterday, he throws far too often into coverage down the middle.
that's his history.
He should have had at least two interceptions if Calgary did not have butter fingers.

No doubt about that,   but it was the decisions similar to BLM of throwing into double/triple coverage which was more concerning. 
I think with ZC part of the issues were the frequent bad snaps...  that needs to get cleaned up as well.
 

He will have to be better next week,   he had an equal amount of good passes to ugly passes that should of been picked off.  
I'd like to see a more vertical attack and less horizontal game....

Okay....if it's Collaros ....protect...protect...protect his hide....Has to be the name of the game...I don't know who we have figured for short yardage ...Maybe we just boot it away without risking our qbs' any further...Of  course O'Shea might just throw Streveler in if he can walk...You just never know with this guy

Do not understand why he bothers with this kind of comment.  What is the point being made?

𝗗𝗮𝗿𝗿𝗶𝗻 𝗕𝗮𝘂𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴‏ @DarrinBauming 58m58 minutes ago
Mike O’Shea says Chris Streveler doesn’t need to practice. Streveler is apparently in the building but was not on the field for practice.
 
Not a big fan of comments like this.

Sorry to hear this. 
McGuire should get 1st string reps. This is our chance to see him.
Collaros can be Zach up..

Even on his hands and knees......Streveler gives us our best chance of winning....

I'd trust Ottawa's offense to make 51% of 2 pt converts over a whole season...so yes.  I'd expect most to be in the range of 70-75%
O'Shea's logic is really off on this one, it's indefensible.