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You may well be right. What gives me reason for hope is that Leggett seemed to have gotten his injury when already on the ground as opposed to when he jumped contracting his Achilles tendon. Someone I knew who sustained one of those said that the instant it happened, it felt like someone slammed an axe into his calf/ankle and he did his while leaping in a Tennis game. He described the pain as overwhelming and instantaneous. Leggett's injury may be as serious, but at a glance, it seemed to be different reactions. With a torn Achilles' tendon the attending medical staff immediately try to tape the foot so that the toe extends downwards to relieve any further damage to a partially torn tendon or muscle. At least that was the way it was done then.

He was a clutch receiver, but his pressure plate has burned out.

We'll know in a couple of days. I remain hopeful.

I am not defending O'Shea's decisions, but if Thorpe had stuck around, maybe Lankford wouldn't be starting. Too bad Thorpe had a hissy-fit and got himself turfed.

On the OB pregame show, it was reported that the Bombers have had the fewest player-games lost to injuries, so I guess we were due. Leggett went down after falling to the ground catching a short kickoff, so I think its likely he will be ok. Our receiving core was barely good enough before Adams went down, so it looks like we are in trouble there.

A critical question.

Toronto showing nothing so far.

Adams looked done, but I'm betting on Leggett's return.

Dressler wasn't his 2016 self this year, so I don't know how much help he will be. Probably better than Lankford, though.

We finished the game with the weakest set of receivers of the season. They are simply not good enough to win in the playoffs, so we better pray that Adams is not out for long, but he looked to be seriously hurt.

Its sad when we need to worry more about our defensive coach than the opposing team.

How was Elimimian's hit on Harris not helmet to helmet?

Translation: done for the year.

Lankford has the speed but.......

Okay, so what is the good news?

I'll take your word for this, but yesterday in the morning monologue on 1290, Olshevsky said he'd been in the league for 6 years. That didn't fit for me but what the heck, I don't make a living at this sort of thing.

Hmmm...not a spring chicken, well traveled and hasn't really played in what-18 months? Surprised to see that he isn't Caucasian.

Absolutely- ask Kermit.

Not to mention the welcoming aroma of Eau de la Merde.

Agreed. It was obvious to all and sundry that the Bombers were flat as piss on a plate. At least his driving finger is intact.

Re: Cameron Judge. If/when he goes for a pee-test what he produces ought to closely resemble tea.

I am beginning to have doubts about Davis. He certainly didn't look anything like a starting QB last game, and he has been in the league for SIX years. It seems to me that if a player has been in the league for six years and hasn't shown enough to challenge for a starting or look good in relief, you're probably never going to.

I don't think Mr. Reed is going to have to worry about this team for much longer.

Returning a punt is not a special teams play???

No matter. BC, Toronto and Montreal are going to try to sign him in the off-season. He's better than anything they have, and better than he has looked recently. A decent O-line and coach and he would look serviceable.