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CRAP! Castillo misses and Grant burns the bombers.

Dinwiddie is likely to suffer the same fate as Dunigan.

If Collaros is rushed back without an iron-clad assurance that he can still weather hits, the club would be liable for a gazillion dollars if he gets permanently disabled as a result. From Collaros' point of view, money is of little consolation if you cannot function in day-today life.

Don't think this is going to be an easy game for the Blue. Argos' D-line is carnivorous, Kelly, for all his character flaws, is a damned good QB with a very good set of receivers. Without pressure on Kelly, he could easily eviscerate the Bomber secondary. I hope Condell has a good offensive plan and the Bomber O-line has had their nasty pills this morning.

I knew a guy from Granby, Quebec and learned to cuss in French. He told me that Quebecois do not call down the wrath of God or insult the victim as we do. Instead they, when upset, will say something like, "Mother Superior was raped by a herd of baboons".

In China, he would be referred to as a "Peking tom".

Assuming that his issue is concussions, he needs to quit before he is permanently disabled. Matty is a clear example of the long-term effects.

Well, they could just drop the "g" to make it interesting.

These changes smell like change for the sake of change and I believe will lead to a worse outcome.

at this point, dinwiddie may be under orders to have all player moves ok'd by Popp.

Was not successful in Ottawa.

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That said, this game was the worst mismatch of the season.

No longer any doubt, if ever there was, that the Als will in the Grey Cup game.

Painfully true.

Could we trade Elsbury for him straight-up?

Probably had to change his name to Andrew Grey by now.

Only after the demise of the team.

There are lies, damned lies and there are statistics. Giving up yardage is one thing, but giving it up in critical situations is quite another. I believe it is called choking.

Partially, yes.

Hasn't worked so far, and it appears unlikely to now.

Maybe the RedBlacks grabbed him before the Bombers could?