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Poor kick coverage.

And they are a crappy football team, too.

INT leads to TD for Cobb!

Rider commentators are saying that Streveler cannot throw long with accuracy.

As am I - server apparently overloaded

Literally.

Didn't realize Jake was dating.

Soooo nice to be squabbling/talking about the Bombers again. The Grey Cup left a real bad taste in the mouth and I am anxious to see if it's the same old same old or if the issues that cost us the Cup have been addressed.

Neither M. Mitchell not Stearns impressed today, Wheatfall? Who knows? He showed a few promising catches last year and may win the job by default.

hard to tell, but he was in the areas when Riders were tackled.

Harsh.

Well, he looks pretty good, but not THAT good.

That name sounds like you would need antibiotics to cure it.

Coan could have gotten himself seriously killed there.

Dare I say it? Terry Wilson looked at least as good as Streveler. Cooley looks like a reincarnated Blink.

Poor pocket awareness, though.

Wilson really zinged that ball.

Voodc working great!

LOVE that punt!

Hard to judge him with all the rookies and changes on offence, but he looks solid.

Not that its gonna happen, but Streveler looked like a starter. For the difference in salary, is it worth keeping Collaros if Wilson also shines?

And he has the instinct and wheels.

Soooo...a Person of interest?

I should have worded that post to reflect that Bighill and Alexander are gone from the roster, but I do not think it was solely a coaches' decsion. They were aware enough thaat their professional pride invetervened, or I think they might still be dressing. And Kolankowski's best before date was 2009.

Disagree. It was obvious to all and sundry that there were four players who ought to have been replaced before the start of last season: Kolankowski, Alexander, Bighill and Jake Thomas. All were past their "best before" dates and for reasons known only to God and O'Shea, they kept being put out there and seem likely to be out there again a lot this year. Those four players cost us the Grey Cup and probably contributed to the injuries to Bighill and Collaros. The secret, if there is one, to remaining competitive in the CFL and pro sports in general is to get rid of players before they become major liabilites. That is the business side of this and too many GMs and coaches have been sacked because they lost their objectivity.