HardCoreBlue

Thanks for taking one for the team. 🙂

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atta you!

I’m never sure with you, is this sarcasm or ?

Glad he’s going out on his own terms . . . with someone else. Hey if he lights it up with the Stumps, I’m glad he was able to find his form again.

Fair statement but i’m guessing most us are sometimes ‘guilty’ of bias at work, at home and in public, i.e., at times not being in the ‘room’ when decisions are talked about and made to confirm/know what’s going on so we use other approaches to better understand, some good some not so good.

Who is pointing out over and over again that MOS doesn’t move on from anybody? I’m confused. I haven’t seen that. And you laughing at the loyalty for certain players makes me think you may not be paying attention to what MOS has said about certain longstanding BB players.

Would he?

Turd down is an icon!

And BD rocking the backward sunglasses look. ps horrible time management play calling at the end of the half by the RedBlacks.

Head Coach MOS has clearly stated his feelings about certain longstanding BB players like JT. It’s no mystery he believes players like JT are owed the right to end their playing career on their own terms based on what they have given back. I really believe MOS wants his legacy as this. He’d rather be remembered fondly by individual players than being remembered as a coach who applied tough love to well respected BB players when needed that may not have not sit well with them at the time. I really admire this commitment and dedication he has to other well respected human beings but also as a selfish hardcore Blue Bomber fan who wants constant success for his team, this also frustrates the hell out of me when it is a detriment to the team. He wants to win, he’s a competitor, but his care for the team, the emblem, the fans may not always be the first thing on his mind when met with tough decisions.

Yup and my guess is yesterday’s melee involved some practice roster guys on the sidelines chirping away at each other and the rostered players. Makes for some fun.

Agree just curious how close it was looking at it again with timing it perfect.

Need to see the play again with the clock beginning right at the snap of the ball and when the player was down to see if they actually did have .2 of a second to go. Also knowing everything was happening so fast, Montreal players could have taken their time to touch the BC player down.

These are the games the CFL needs more, controversies, fights, close game etc. Except us, I’ll accept blowouts for us all the time.

Could of Mass challenged that somehow?

MTL could literally interchange MBT and Evans to keep BC’s D off balance with their different skill sets. I’m not letting go employing a 2qb system. I’ll just continue to talk to myself on this one.

Watching the Als versus Lions, I think I’m watching BP age in real time. Head coaching is a tough gig.

Give Morgan Barron more responsibility next year. I believe he’s earned it.

Here comes my broken record thought, this constant reluctance to employ an actual 2qb system (not just short yardage). I understand the difficulties and the challenges, some big brained football x and o football people here have posted on it but it still not enough for me for the team to work out some schemes in practice fitted for their existing talent and deploy it in a game, change things up try it out for an offensive set. You won’t know what will happen until you try. Being risk averse has its own draw backs as the same as taking chances has its draw backs. Find that sweet spot between the two.

Like if Adam Bighill didn’t incur an injury might he still be on the field for us?

Thanks for the sports update Mike, let's head over to Heather on what's up for the weather this weekend. 🙂

Excerpt taken from Steve Lambert Canadian Press quoting Wab Kinew: "It'll be really good for the documentary they make about the Winnipeg Jets winning the Stanley Cup." Now ain't that the truth 🙂

I wonder what Darrell Patterson says when breaking down the work of our D-line after four games behind office doors.

I was much more diplomatic than you in me calling him our number one freelancer but hammer meet head on your post here.