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If that came to pass, the funniest thing would be that tiny car pulling up at midfield and all those players piling out one after the other.

Personally, I would pick "reverse cowgirl" as a highly rated position.

I'm good with Lefevour. What I recall most about him was the lack of discipline where his first instinct was to run rather than give his receivers an extra second or two to get open in their patterns. And yes, for QB sneaks.

Being as how we are talking about Hurl, why would it be unrealistic to think he would be on a reduced contract? Two prominent Bombers took pay cuts, so why not a linebacker who has about the same value as Briggs or Waggoner? I'm sure he did not volunteer to take the hit, but his option was to leave, and he may not get another equal or better offer plus having to uproot. He just might like it here.

PS: It was hardly a frenzy maybe more like a brief flurry.

Getting back to an old theme, if/when Hurl and Neufeld are released, that changes the cap picture.

I just hope Knox is the answer at MLB, or we're going to be in much the same position as last year on defence.

Now you're just making fun of Taynted.....

Two reasons: one-they will pay money and two-couldn't get on anywhere else.

That, and the mandatory prefrontal lobotomy so they wouldn't stand out.

Thanks once again for the work to create the synopsis.

And he would come through in a crunch.

It just feels like there's January in Winnipeg all year around.

You realize that all this talk involving a combine will make the Rider fans here all moist and tingly.

And here I would have thought that Regina pickups would have been found at the Humane Society.

Alas, 'tis true, 'tis true.

Schadenfruede. Das is gut. Sehr gut!

Where there's smoke, there's usually fire. Where there's poop happening, there's Chris Jones.

It's called "plausible deniability". I wonder how much longer the Riders' board of directors can let this farce go on. Funny enough, firing Jones for cause would probably improve things in Pile O' Bones. Jim Barker, anyone?

Yup. Getting a sack every now and again is great, but the D-lineman has to be involved in every play, at least gumming things up rather than being a speed bump 9 of 10 plays.

Cummings was supposed to be a force up the middle of the D-line but for one reason or another, wasn't. His contribution can be easily replaced. The same goes for our tag-team Import defensive ends,

And Trump has said he would consider publishing the names of every undocumented alien who commits a crime. Why not- it worked for Hitler scapegoating the Jews.

About two weeks before Trump was sworn into office, a bipartisan committee met for a CIA briefing regarding Trump and Putin/Russia involvement in the election and possible influence over Trump's presidency. The meeting was "sub rosa" and all the attendees had to swear to keep secret the content. One Democratic congressman came out and said that he could not discuss the infromation but he was "shaken" and wanted an investigation but was voted down by the Republican members of the committee.

This may have been the funniest, most biting, most accurate skit on SNL for years.

Robert Reich Has a Chilling Theory About Those Berkeley Protesters "I saw these people. They all looked almost paramilitary. They were not from the campus." By Alexandra Rosenmann / AlterNet February 3, 2017 18.5K390 Print 911 COMMENTS Photo Credit: CNN/YouTube In the wake of a University of California Berkeley protest that saw demonstrators burn campus lights and a sign for Breitbart News editor Milo Yiannopoulos in effigy, Donald Trump has threatened to cut federal funding from public colleges infringing on free speech. But at least one Berkeley professor believes the so-called alt-right may have instigated the violence. "I was there for part of last night and I know what I saw. Those people were not Berkeley students," former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich told CNN's Don Lemon, reiterating the statement issued by the university regarding the incident. "Those people were outsiders, agitators. I’ve never seen them before. There’s rumors that they actually were right-wingers. They were a part of a group that were organized and ready to create the kind of tumult and danger you saw that forced the police to cancel the event." Turning to Trump's remarks, Reich highlighted Berkeley's history as the "home of free speech." "Donald Trump, when he says Berkeley doesn’t respect free speech rights, that’s a complete distortion of the truth. I mean, Berkeley opened its biggest auditorium to this right-wing Breitbart News character, this hateful, odious person. They said, ‘Free speech is the most important thing we stand for,’ and it was these outsiders who caused the police to finally come in and have to cancel it," Reich pointed out. “You think it’s a strategy by Yiannopoulos, or right-wingers?" asked Lemon. "They put this on in an effort to show there’s no free speech on a college campus like UC Berkeley?” “I wouldn’t bet against it, Don," Reich told him. "Again, I saw these people. They all looked almost paramilitary. They were not from the campus. And I’ve heard — again, I don’t want to say factually, but I’ve heard there was some relationship here between these people and the right wing and the right-wing movement that is affiliated with Breitbart News."