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Nichols played a good, solid game too. He keeps getting better and better.

Lions D-line is suspect, but their linebackers are very good. Their secondary is likely better than our receivers, so a strong running game to keep Jennings off the field may be our best bet. Jennings is still gunning the ball rashly so an interception or two is possible, so they may well decide to run at the Bombers, and I still have little confidence in Bass as a MLB.

45 minutes to kickoff! Time for the Bombers to reward the faithful and skin the lions.

You forgot to use the sarcasm font.

Agreed- cocaine was legal and readily available at pharmacies at one time and chocolate was banned. But we are talking about stuff that will get you in trouble.

The difference is that alcohol, nicotine and caffeine are all socially acceptable (in moderation) and legal. Buying illegal drugs fuels criminals and people die.

A turnover is really valuable when you can make points off the turnovers, and the Bombers have not been able to do that consistently. That could make the difference today.

This is yet another "must win" game. Bombers must pressure Jennings, contain BC receivers and for God's sake- don't fall behind in the first half or the game will be lost. If the Bombers lose, the rails will be greased on a downhill slope.

Barker and Millanovich have gone all-in with this move, and if things do not improve soon, someone's head will be on a pike out front.

I'm pretty sure that Denmark's presence was largely responsible for a couple of wins. He had earned his keep- Smith, meh.

Nah. Just wear the gitch after inverting them if/when you shower.

No. He might mess in his drawers.

According to 3downnation, Chad Owens has been parked for the year, so Gurley would be of great interest to them.

Personally, I would prefer BC receiver Manny Armoir.

As pumped as I was about the last Bomber acquisition, I am equally pessimistic about the net result of the lack of signing Gurley. Eve if Adams comes back in short order, he will still not be in game shape for another game or three, and the horse will be way out of the barn by then. The Bombers will probably still make the playoffs as a crossover, but if they lose three of the next four games, that would make one win in six games and that would be a recipe for disaster. To regain credibility, the Bombers must finish strongly.

The reason why Willy's play has been so bad is almost irrelevant- he is what he is, and what he is is broken.

We are not amused.

Gotten silly, this thread has.

But he keeps getting space in this forum.

If O'Shea is happy with the current group of receivers, he ought to be pee-tested.

Willy has to show that he is worth bringing back to training camp next year, and so far, he has shown a few flashes but nowhere near consistently promising. That said, the rest of the Argo season is really an extended audition for players.

Considering the state of the Argo offence in general and their quarterbacking in particular, I wouldn't put too much weight on the receivers' performance of late.

This is a move of absolute desperation and if I were the GM, I would want to know how it was allowed to come to this. If true, it didn't happen overnight.

Hang them all! Let God sort 'em out.

Anthony Coombs- now don't you feel silly?