Blueandgold

I wouldn't go that far. Possibly going from Stubler to Etch was a massive downgrade. But, it is nice to have him back.

We have enough trouble filling rosters with quality Canadian players as it is. We have stuff where juniors such as Brett Carter could basically be on the team without taking up a roster spot. That's good enough.

Although Chiu is an intriguing name, it's tough for me to say that someone without any experience coaching in the CFL wouldn't be a significant downgrade from one of the best O-line coaches in the game in Wylie.

If we still had our second round pick getting Coombs there would've been nice.

Hopefully forever.

I'm not sure anyone would be upset about a Canadian safety with a beloved brother playing well for us. Unfortunately, Cauchy being cut has to be considered far more likely than him being a productive starter.

Hall most likely doesn't make the team if we acquire Glenn.

I wouldn't give up Suber. I honestly wouldn't give up anything more than a Cauchy Muamba, Desia Dunn or an Aaron Kelly.

So Calgary goes and gives the league a successful example of elevating a young starter with upside, and teaming him with an experienced, good-but-not-great backup... and TBurgess from the confines of his cozy British Columbia abode thinks that it is laughable to suggest that might work in Winnipeg? Calgary's been arguably the most successful team in the CFL since signing Kevin Glenn as its experienced, good-but-not-great, backup quarterback. Why wouldn't we try it, if the price were right? I wouldn't compare Willy with Tate just yet, Tate got to play a fair bit before they traded Burris did he not? Safe to say Calgary had a better idea what Tate was capable of with their team. Willy has played quite a bit more than Tate prior to Burris being traded.

He makes a fair point. Glenn isn't going to elevate the guys around him, but at the same time you're more than capable of winning with him.

I have no issues giving guys the opportunity to potentially make 100x more money in the NFL.

No, I'd give up someone more along the lines of Aaron Kelly.

Yeah, I know Sears has injury concerns but I wasn't sold on Markett yet either.

Plus the receiver caught passes from Boltus. That has to count for something.

Good spot to start his coaching career. Who knows, maybe in seven or so years have a very successful time featuring multiple Grey Cup victories with Mike O'Shea, Buck Pierce will become our new Head Coach.

Back on topic please! I'm shocked that they would delete any threads, the site is pretty quiet these days and I'd be surprised if it's even around next year. It'll simply be the ghost of Shankman modding non existent people for going off topic.

That's exactly what I'm worrying about as well. I have no problems with us bringing Glenn in, but Drew Willy needs to be our starting QB this year.

Max Hall Cauchy and a 5th rounder? I'd rather just roll with Willy though rather than having to deal with the inevitable QB controversy with Glenn.

Still not sure that letting him go was a good move IMO.

This was discussed quite frequently prior to him being hired by the Argos. It seems that most people wanted someone new at first, but seeing as how we ended up with Etch, would this have been a better option? Or would it have just been a bad situation having the man responsible for last years mess around in any capacity?

I agree, otherwise I'm sure he'd be released. Making room for Kevin Glenn would be my guess. Finding a spot for Buck in our organization would be nice, he's someone who if nothing else always gave us his all.

A worse stat might be that we haven't had the same Quarterback lead the team in yardage in back to back years since Kevin Glenn in 2007 and 2008.

I'm not sure why people think Kavis Reed is a horrible coach. I actually thought he did a pretty good job here in 2010.

Nik Lewis is a fantastic player, and we'd be crazy to not have interest in him.

I would assume it would be the Bombers 2015 4th rounder not the Riders. I remember when Brian Brohm was coming out of college, people were surprised that he dropped out of the first round and thought that the Packers would be able to deal him for a first rounder within a couple of years.