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And for good reason.

Or is exposed to a strong gust of wind.

Considering how little Wolitarsky has been used, particularly in the last half of the season, who would even know if he was absent? A talented, physical receiver who has been ignored and wasted. He ought to have been as prominent as Wieneke for the Als.

We all need aspirations.

Don't think that will change much. Harris pretty much tanked the whole season anyways.

If "any team" is the RedBlacks or Argos, then, yes.

Or become apoplectic.

Agree, for the most part, but the lack of respect for our DBs that was shown by going for (and completing) those 2-points conversions was symptomatic of the whole damned defensive performance. I think in only one of those plays was the Bomber defender close enough to break up the play. Pathetic.

Things have gotten to the point where criticizing the coaching is like shooting fish in a barrel and beating a dead horse.

If memory serves, when the ball is launched, all the DBs who are not targeted and can see the toss are supposed to be calling "ball ball ball" to alert any DBs who are not watching the QB to look out. It didn't seem to have happened in this instance at least.

Hindsight is always perfect, but it was a risk, hiring a rookie head coach and a rookie GM at the same time.

FWIW: Over at 3downation, John Hodge dumped all over O'Shea for not only leaving an obviously injured Streveler in the game but also for some strange coaching decisions during yesterday's game, echoing what almost all of us here have said. I suspect that O'Shea is now quietly checking out U-Haul rates.

Same sort of game plan by the usual culprit.

Bighill was very very good last year. This year- not so much.

The problem with your proposal is that very few Stamps receivers were tackled as soon as the ball arrived.

Disagree. The Bombers are not going to take the next step without some major changes. Hope is not an actionable plan.

An excruciatingly sad prospect. If Walters brings O'Shea back, he has signed his own death warrant.

The total lack of respect by the Stamps for our pass defence was embarrassing. And they made every damned attempt. Either we have one of the worst collections of talent in our secondary or they have not learned pass defence.

If you want an insight into O'Shea's mindset, turn off the audio and watch O'Shea's facial expressions, head movement and eyes. Little eye contact, a lot of head shaking, and in most of his replies, he looks down and to his right- a combination that indicates that he feels overwhelmed and ashamed. His confidence must be near zero.

I cannot justify O'Shea's putting Streveler out there when he was so damaged. It was obvious that Streveler could no longer run or even throw a crisp pass, and yet out he was sent again. Remember at the end of the last season when Reilly was playing for the Esks and hurt? We were all aghast that Maas could be so stupid, and yet here we are.

Nope. I used to do that for a living.

There was a moment on the sidelines late in the 4th quarter and Streveler had just gone two and out. O'Shea looked totally resigned and that has to affect the team.

Less worse.

I don't know how much confidence we should have in meeting the Riders in the WSF.

Time for you go back under the rock where you hatched.