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  1. 2 hours ago, 17to85 said:

    Most of the Rider wins this year were of the bullshit variety. They won most of their games on the backs of other teams turning the ball over a ton and being undisciplined. To beat that team is pretty simple really, just don't beat yourselves. 

    Truth be told, darned few CFL teams shone this year. All went through times of struggle, so it often came down to whoever made the fewest bonehead mistakes during the game, and yes, that reference included the coaches. 

  2. 3 hours ago, blueingreenland said:

    Outside chance that Hall remains. (Almost) no chance that Hurl is our MLB next year...there would be riots in Bomberland

    Were we not having almost the same conversation last year at this time? The majority in this forum (not all) wanted both Hall and  Hurl gone yet here they are. I fear that they will both be starting the season next year.

  3. 5 hours ago, trueBlue83 said:

    I think BC will stick with what they have and give Jennings another year... he's got talent, and I don't see them giving up in that project so soon.   I could see Montreal going after Franklin, if he hasn't already back door agreed with Jones to head to Regina.

    Collaros needs a good situation without all the pressure on him to rebuild his confidence.

    besides... the ALS have Drew Willy, and I think he's ready to finally break out!! Haha

    In a rash, maybe, but that's as far as it goes.

  4. 2 hours ago, BBRT said:

    Sorry gotta go with the Riders on this one. I think all of "Mo" is with them at this point in time. Hate to say it but think a Rider vs. Stamps or Rider vs. Esks Grey Cup is a better match than having the Argos in it.

    I agree, although it makes me nauseous to admit it. If the Argos were somehow able to beat the Riders, it would be at least partial compensation for the Bombers choking out.

  5. 4 hours ago, blue_gold_84 said:

    Read Walters' quotes from today. He made a reasonable and fair offer and has attempted to negotiate in good faith with Mulumba and his agent for the last two years. Walters shouldn't be expected to just give in to whatever they want, especially when neither Mulumba nor his agent seem to understand how CFL contracts even work.

    Mulumba's been nothing more than a journeyman in the NFL, anyway. No team up here is going to back up the Brinks truck to his front door. He isn't exactly bargaining from a position of strength, especially based on how his agent has behaved by whining to the media and calling the CFL bush league.

    Walters has dealt openly and honourably with players, coaches and the public , so I will take him at his word.

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