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That would have been a real spectacular catch had he made it.

The word you should have used is "pathetic".

Fajardo is rattled now and forcing his throws.

Gotta stuff them. But at least Fajardo got hammered again

AAAGH!

*sigh* At least we don't fumble the kick returns.

Can't return kicks well, at least we can stop 'em

One more two-three and out and all the air will be sucked out of the stadium.

Adams hesitated for a half-second and that was enough to stop him

#43 for the Riders should change his label to "Boobz"

YESSSS!!!!! Shut the fans up!!!

BEAUTIFUL!

WAY TO SHUT FAJARDO DOWN! That was a pressure INT.

Got a couple good licks on Fajardo so far

Missed the FG but its as good as a punt. Now to stuff Fajardo and the Riders again.

Bomber game plan is perfect!

Riders showing their smarts

We should prepare for a very tentative first quarter

Another sub-par kick return by Nelson,

SHOWTIME!!!!

And you are welcome to all of them. They have found homes in Saskatchewan and Alberta.

Damn. That's nearly their average IQ.

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