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1 hour ago, Jacquie said:
If you like that name then you will really wish for the Bombers to draft this guy:
Sounds like a possible Goossen , but who knows how good he really is?
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1 hour ago, M.O.A.B. said:
I like the way this Scoot guy runs. Looks to have breakway speed and is hard to bring down with a low center of gravity.
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1 hour ago, Noeller said:
WINNIPEG — The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have signed international quarterback Bryan Schor and international receiver Garrett Johnson, the team announced on Wednesday.
Schor (6’2, 215, James Madison University, March 24, 1995 in Milford, Pennsylvania) played four seasons for the James Madison Dukes, completing 559 passes for 7,078 yards and 62 touchdowns. During his time at JMU, Schor set career records for passing touchdowns, passing yards, completions and total offense. In 2017, Schor finished the season with 3,222 passing yards and 26 touchdowns in 15 games.
Johnson (5’11, 175, University of Kentucky, December 3, 1995 in Winter Garden, FL.) played four seasons for the Kentucky Wildcats, finishing with 156 receptions for 2,095 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns. Johnson finished fourth in career receiving yards and fifth in receptions in the school’s history. In 2018, Johnson signed with the Chicago Bears as an undrafted free agent and spent the entire NFL pre-season with the club.
Schor-ing up the offence?
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2 hours ago, wanna-b-fanboy said:
I think Lankford's value lies in his versatility- he can do a lot. Plus IIRC, he does know all the receiver positions and can plug into any position there- I don't think any other receiver has that versatility.
I feel that he is a jack-of-all-trades player and not a specialist.
And he carries water bottles awesomely.
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1 minute ago, JCon said:
It's too bad that Goossen is going back to BC. He's a wonderful ambassador for the Stop The Violence and it would have been great to keep him in the community.
But, he's going home, so it makes sense.
Yup. He could definitely turn anyone who was violent into strawberry jam.
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16 minutes ago, Colin Unger said:
Im kind of surprised this if this was a financial decision. The guy played 3 years for peanuts compared to what he could get in the open market this season in the CFL. Just seems strange unless its health related.
I suspect that this was what would be called a prophylactic or preventative measure on Goossen's part. If he really wants to be a police officer and buggers up a knee, elbow back or shoulder, that career is no longer an option. Sound logic, in my eyes. Better to jump before you are pushed. That way you can choose your landing spot.
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There will inevitably some discombooberation in the O-line, but I think we have the bodies to compensate. He is not a direct replacement, but Gray will be starting the season and that will give us flexibility. Thank you Matthias for all you brought to the team and us fans, and we know that there comes a time to put our toys away.
- JCon and Colin Unger
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2 hours ago, jazzsax said:
I say we start a riders board! And then let it be one bad ass free for all.
And then use the advertising revenue to buy a badass sign right outside of Mosaic.And then troll the **** out of all of Saskatchewan.
Sorry, but I'm cruel.
Being cruel means you never have to say you're sorry.
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Just now, Zontar said:
Defending Jones is still official policy of the Gatekeepers over there. Hard to admit you've been screwed and abandoned I guess. Thought there would be cracks by now. But this won't last.
There are or rather have been a surprising number of Rider fans critical of Jones but they are threatened, suspended and/or turfed. Dissension is not to be tolerated.
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8 minutes ago, Zontar said:
"FU Austin, FU Burris...you want respect from us you gotta show loyalty. ..can't just up and leave..gotta have Green and White in your veins...we're not like everyone else...somethin you'll never understand...
"Golly. Mr. Jones, an NFL job ?, good luck, all the best, never forget you, need a ride to the airport" ??
Same fanbase.
Some interesting bickering on Riderfans, with the delusional rabid fans claiming that this was no big deal, that the Riders will be better off, that Jones walked on water but will be easy to replace etc.
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1 hour ago, Bomber_fanaddict said:
#fakenews
-All Rider Fans
Can't say as I blame him, what with all those expectations that he would field competitive teams and all. Weasels is as weasels does.
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14 minutes ago, Stickem said:
Very nice looking receiver....Great film clip but we've seen that before only to have them disappear after tc...We know what guys like Burnham can do in this league ... Johnson has his shot.....show me the money
"The Juice" looks quick and smooth, with the ability to find the holes in the defence. I would have preferred to have seen him go for more contested catches, though. Doesn't go down at the first contact, either.
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50 minutes ago, Bomber_fanaddict said:
Then what is Gainer? I thought it was a large weasel.
No, you're thinking of Chris Jones or Darien Durant.
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11 minutes ago, rebusrankin said:
Anybody else think a guy who only wants to be a 9-5er and who has time off built into his contract to go skiing is not going to be a great HC?
If Dickenson produces a winning record, no one in Sask will care. If the team slumps, the pitchforks will be out before Canada Day.
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47 minutes ago, 17to85 said:
Miller's fault
We can't hang this on Brendan Taman?
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1 hour ago, pigseye said:
So Trump might get his wall (barring legal challenges) and not have to give up anything in return, not a very good deal for the Democrats. This is make or break for Pelosi, probably time from some new blood in there anyways.
Trump proposed taking money from Puerto Rico aid, the military budget and environmental departments. This will not sit well with many.
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On Thursday, CNN reported that the White House is preparing a draft order for President Donald Trump to declare a national emergency along the southern border, divert $7 billion from…
On Thursday, CNN reported that the White House is preparing a draft order for President Donald Trump to declare a national emergency along the southern border, divert $7 billion from the Treasury, Pentagon, and Department of Homeland Security, and direct the Army Corps of Engineers to construct a border wall on seized private land:
“The massive amount of aliens who unlawfully enter the United States each day is a direct threat to the safety and security of our nation and constitutes a national emergency,” a draft of a presidential proclamation reads.
“Now, therefore, I, Donald J. Trump, by the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including the National Emergencies Act (50 U.S.C 1601, et seq.), hereby declare that a national emergency exists at the southern border of the United States,” the draft adds.
The news came just after the Senate shot down by 50-47 Trump’s proposal to reopen the government, appropriate $5.7 billion for the wall, ban asylum claims at the border, and sharply limit eligibility for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and temporary protected status (TPS) while extending the programs for three years. Trump attempted to bill this as a “compromise,” but it was, in fact, a right-wing fever dream.
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19 minutes ago, Doublezero said:
Football is a game of angles and trajectories. You don't have to be huge to excel. A combo of good wheels, anticipation and good vision can make up for a lack of size.
Could I get that in writing for my wife? Just asking...
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21 minutes ago, Ripper said:
You mean behind the Oline that allowed the fewest sacks? 9 less than you
You assume that the reference was to the Rider O-line. We could have been referring to disgruntled fans when their quarterback fails to win every game. Or they might dump a load of Regina gold on his lawn.
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10 minutes ago, do or die said:
Man, that perceived bum Glenn has sure outlasted a ton of QB's, in this league
And he rarely played for good teams and took some real beatings. He endured a lot of abuse from fans here and there but he was better than most of his peers. The biggest lack he had (some would say it was a life asset) was that he lacked a certain amount of fire in the belly. He tried to keep winning and losing in perspective and that drew a lot of flak.
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11 minutes ago, Brandon said:
Why would Glenn go to Saskatchewan to get beat up?
'Cause its something that he has a lot of experience with and is good at.
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The meeting dates of the grand jury impaneled to support the special counsel’s office are as inscrutable as what goes on inside the chamber. But Washington Post legal specialist Spencer Hsu reports:
The meeting dates of the grand jury impaneled to support the special counsel’s office are as inscrutable as what goes on inside the chamber. But Washington Post legal specialist Spencer Hsu reports that the jury has entered an unusual Thursday session—the first such session since July 12. That July session was followed the next day by a series of indictments. In that case, those indictments were against a dozen Russian intelligence operatives who were involved in hacking the email servers at the Democratic National Committee.The Thursday session has apparently featured an appearance from Andrew Stettner. Stettner is the stepson of professional conspiracy theorist Jerome Corsi. Corsi was one of the first to push the idea that Barack Obama had been born outside the United States, and was a frequent guest and author in right-wing media pushing the “birther” myth. Corsi is also an associate of Trump adviser Roger Stone, and met with and worked with Stone during the Trump campaign.
Corsi has previously been subpoenaed by Robert Mueller’s investigation to detail his conversations with Stone during the 2016 campaign and his knowledge of contacts with WikiLeaks. While Stone famously made public predictions about upcoming documents from WikiLeaks, it appears that at least some of the information spread by Stone came through emails that originated with Corsi. Corsi has also been subpoenaed to appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee as part of that body’s investigation into connections between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.
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2 hours ago, Jpan85 said:
Recently watching some a NFL film and they had a segment on Mac Herron when he was with the Patriots. He was just this tiny guy compared to the rest of the players.
To quote Leo Cahill: "He was so short that he would have to stand on two bricks to kick a duck in the ass"
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