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Agreed, and Loffler might do well at WIL. I recall a local boy Leo Ezerins who came into camp as a tight end and became a decent linebacker.

I have no doubt that O'Shea will want to field Lankford again (after all, he scored a TD last Saturday) but if O'Shea is fearing for his job, he just might start Washington.

Spit. We're in good shape for NI O-linemen but he certainly would be welcome here.

Yes, he would be paid out, but what then? If he returns to the US of A, he would be in real trouble with health care costs.

What may be compounding O'Shea's reluctance to dump Hall is that Hall has been rumoured to have or have had serious health problems and firing him would certainly put Hall in a difficult situation.

A split is absolutely a must. I suggest that even one flukey win will not be enough to silence the critics of O'Shea and the team in general.

The two beatings were symptomatic of the larger problems with the team, and those issues are neither new nor being addressed.

Well, the defence has at least one hole in it and the team was forked.

From 3Downnation today: It’s time for Hall to fall The Bombers gave up 500 yards of offence to the Ottawa Redblacks last week. Trevor Harris completed 29 of 39 pass attempts for 361 yards and a touchdown en route to a 44-21 victory at Investors Group Field. Blue Bomber defensive coordinator Richie Hall met with a scrum of reporters at practice this past week and, when asked to comment on the play of his defence, offered a response that was matched in its incredulity only by its tone-deafness. “I like where we’re at.” “I like where we’re at.” Barf. If Hall liked watching his unit give up 500 yards to Ottawa, I’m interested to learn how he feels about them giving up 516 yards to Calgary. Bo Levi Mitchell completed 25 of 42 pass attempts for 452 yards and three touchdowns in an effort that set two new milestones in Cowtown. It was the first 400-yard passing game of Mitchell’s career, while Kamar Jorden’s 249-yard performance broke the Stampeders’ club record for single-game receiving yardage. It’s time for Winnipeg to relieve Richie Hall of his duties. Enough is enough. Hall is a well-respected person in CFL circles who emanates class, humility, and kindness. This isn’t personal. This is about winning games. Richie Hall’s defence isn’t helping the Bombers win. It hasn’t for awhile. Mike O’Shea, Glen Young, and Jordan Younger share a combined 39 years of playing experience and fifteen years of coaching experience. The trio is surely capable of picking up the slack in Hall’s absence. A change is needed. Let’s see if Mike O’Shea has the nerve to make it.

And remember, O'Shea says he spoon-feeding Hall this year. Has anyone noticed the vast improvement?

Do you suppose the putrid performance of the team for two consecutive weeks had anything to do with it?

It was a risk- a shiny new and unproven GM with a shiny new and unproven rookie head coach. What could go wrong?

Digesting as in upchucking?

Are you assuming that Walters is or ought to be the person to fire Hall? The only coach that Walters should have power over is O'Shea and if Walters has to bypass O'Shea, that is bad news for the organization.

Yes, but is this as good as he is going to be? Leggett is a good guy but if he cannot get it done, that is that. I was under the impression that Fenner was brought in if that was the eventuality but he doesn't seem to have won a job.

You may be right about the talent, but the pieces that need to be moved around may not be all on the field.

For the first time in several years, I am not looking forward to the LDC. I will watch anyways but am considering asking my waifu to take the dog over to a friend's house for three hours during the game. I may be in the market for a new TV afterwards.

I tried to watch Leggett closely last game, and he looked like he has lost a step- just a tad late in his tackling and coverage.

You are forgetting the fourth period collapse, the moribund offence for two games now, Nichols' overall play this year, the inexcusable brain cramps by the coaching staff, and the 500 yards of offence by opposing teams for two games now. And did I mention that the Bombers have been able to beat only the weakest teams and are .500 on the season?

A split would feel like two victories at this point.

You may need your meds adjusted. They apparently are not working very well.

To beat a dead horse, if Miller has to tell Walters what to do about the coaching staff, then Walters is not qualified to do the job and should be fired.

It seems to me that we are one beating away from the team giving up on the season and coaches. And we may get that this coming weekend. We could go on about pride but players are human and its gotta be hard to put your best effort out onto the field if you have no hope of competing, let alone winning.

But but but...we were told that giving up a lot of yards was just fine. Its getting so a girl doesn't know what to think anymore.

Well, law says that what you create as an employee belongs to the employer