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Valar morghulis

He is good but not %300,000 good.

Valar morghulis

How the heck would you know if the newbies do not have a decent chance to get game experience?

Ohhhh....that would be bad- very very bad.

Those years wandering in the CFL wilderness are all too fresh in my memory and remaining status quo will guarantee repeat performances. The Bombers staggered into the playoffs last year on a downward spiral and mostly thanks to terrible teams in Regina, Calgary and Edmonton. And I posit that 2024 was a mediocre year and we headed there again.

Glenn was better than he was given a chance to be,

We are probably gonna hafta suffer with Mitchell for the rest of the season so that O'Shea can rub Walters' nose in it.

Mediocrity will probably that we will be treated to another season like this one and last.

The truth of us is not in what we say, but in what we actually do.

And I bet he said that with a straight face, too. I am a behaviourist. and it matters little what people say, but are defined by what they do and O'Shea's past actions give a pretty clear as to his mindset.

We ain't never gonna see that again.

Methinks O'Shea has gotten a bit oversensitive about his well-deserved reputation about fielding injured players.

This idea is not as crazy/improbable as it sounds.

To an extent it is. O'Shea has been fielding his chosen ones to the exclusion of the new arrivals who showed some potential and ultimately left. This does not exonerate Walters as he bears ultimate responsibility for overseeing the player attainment and also allowing O'Shea to create a good deal of this mess the team is in.

O'Shea's opinion is influenced by his ego and his dawning realization that the team is struggling to make the playoffs which will affect his reputation and whether he will be here next year. His conduct in the Drew Willy/Matt Nichols incident plus his handling of Collaros in the last Grey Cup game is a powerful indicator of how he functions.

Disagree. If Kolanlowski was capable of being embarrassed by his performances, he would have committed seppuku long ago.

I had my doubts about Vaughters after the Stamps shed him, but we've had success with other teams' castoffs. Whatever oomph he had seems to be gone.

Which is where the dearly departed Wolitarski thrived.

Wallace is loaded with potential and we will not know how good Neufeld still until the turnstile at center is upgraded.

The concern lies not with the quarterback so much as with the OC and lack of talent around him.

Let us pray reverently that Elgersma gets homesick for Canada and signs here.

I believe competent GM and head coach candidates are out there, even if they have not held these positions as yet. The Argos hit gold when they hired Dinwiddie and if the Bomber upper management cannot find these, they ought to step aside and let those who can do the job.

I fear that if a couple of tweaks perks the team up a bit, that might be a signal to upper management that all is going to be well. The Blue have been sinking into mediocrity for the third year now and have been bypassed by the Riders (ugh), the Stamps and TiCats. There is nothing to lose by firing the authors of the decline and new coaches plus the roster changes most here have been advocating will give the fans hope instead of fatalism,

One of the changes that ought to be made is to sack the head coach and offensive coordinator. The season is lost, we've been soundly beaten by our arch-rivals twice in a row, and the message has to be sent that incompetence will not be tolerated. O'Shea, Hogan and even Walters have to know that they are almost certainly to be fired in a couple of months and can't be enjoying life. The sooner the overhaul begins the better.