HardCoreBlue

Damn now I have to put 12-5 in response to Rider fans.

However most people deserve respect and compassion in how they receive feedback on their performance. Who?

Exactly it usually results in, Who was that guy? then two seconds later moving on from the discussion.

Of course I do. Everytime I complete a simple task at work I break them out like there’s no tomorrow.

No matter the sport with a few exceptions isn’t it shown that coaches/gms have shelf lives that sometimes has nothing to do with their personalities and who they are as people? Just a fact of life that some relationships just run their course.

It’s been my experience that frequently doing strong man poses after 3-7 yard gains usually results in people ever remembering you played in the CFL.

The obvious here, at least to me, is how motivated he must be to win his first gc game to help lose the narrative on him ie great qb between the 30 yard lines.

Or when first engaging them: My my retirement looks good on both of you. High five!

Some might argue it’s a reason not an excuse.

Mic picked up 55 calling the ref an arrogant prick. I think i was as mad as 55 was with that non call then calling him especially with the previous call on names. Got me fired up. Be consistent for f sakes.

I don’t blame 55 giving to the ref and getting a misconduct. Bull **** call.

What a tough high sticking call with how they called this game. Maddening. Where was the hold on 55 ffs?

Okay I’ll try this again as it worked last time. Jets losing the last four out their five but still getting favored almost every game to date. So to help them end this not so successful road trip with a W, I hereby put the Flames as the favorites.

Yea that’s my point and my hope that the CFL sees another great generation of QB’s sooner than later. Maybe point to Rourke as the latest example that good to great qb’s can carve out a nice career in the CFL and spend less time lingering around not playing in the NFL taking years off their development and playing time. But yes the dream of playing in the NFL and being very well compensated has always been the achilles heel of the CFL.

When I see Powell and the attention he may get from teams it reminds me of how bad this whole league needs an huge influx of quality, not serviceable, not adequate, but elite qb’s.