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Well for me......I'm taking the gin I will drink.....over the gin I have drank..

I agree completely. In hindsight, Sask throwing Zac away is probably going to go down as one of the worst moves of the past few decades by the Riders. Were there extenuating circumstances? Yes. At the end of the day an extremely smart GM decided to trade real tangible assets to get him though, so obviously he was not as disposable as Rider fan apologists made him out to be. 

I would take Collaros over Rourke and the whole Sask team if we are including the last 2 years. Potential is one thing. Without Collaros we don't have the the last 2 cups,nobody can take that away from us.

Or Andrew Ladd...

I would take Collaros over Rourke and the whole Sask team if we are including the last 2 years. Potential is one thing. Without Collaros we don't have the the last 2 cups,nobody can take that away from us.

Lol, sorry my bad...😊

https://www.amazon.ca/Unbreauxken-Story-Delvin-Breaux/dp/057880879X
He went to the NFL after playing in Hamilton and got totally screwed over by the New Orleans Saints.  Good insight into what football players have to face in both leagues.  I highly recommend this book.  

Brady has really picked it up last 3 games as he mentioned he is not hesitating at the line and it shows. I think Brady and Leggio are 2 prime examples of MOS incredible patience with his young players. Another reason why he is a great coach. 

Brady has really picked it up last 3 games as he mentioned he is not hesitating at the line and it shows. I think Brady and Leggio are 2 prime examples of MOS incredible patience with his young players. Another reason why he is a great coach. 

I think this is going to be the worst ratings for a World Jr's in TSN history. Dog days of summer, actual summer sports on TV, plus the stink of the scandal.... Having a hard time finding a reason to care much. 

Seemed like a nice guy put in a tough situation, nice to see him land on his feet in Kraken land.😊

Seemed like a nice guy put in a tough situation, nice to see him land on his feet in Kraken land.😊

Seemed like a nice guy put in a tough situation, nice to see him land on his feet in Kraken land.😊

I said it earlier, and I still stand by it. Rourke is the real deal. He isn't a one trick pony and has the arm to make all the throws AND isn't afraid to get hit. He'll be NFL bound for sure. I don't know how long he stays down there, but if/when he comes back and if the Bombers are looking for a QB...I'd be 100% all in on him.

By all accounts he works his butt off in between games too. Just before the game ended on the weekend, a team mate came up to him to high five or something...which he did...but then immediately mouthed, "It's time to get back to work". He's the real deal.

In terms of simply looking at the tool kit......Rourke's arm strength and the release, are major pro. 

Man if we lose Bighill for any length of time we have a completely different Lb crew that was to come in this year...crazy.

Dominique Davis rises from the dead again!This might be his one game i play decent before i tank again though. In the history of the CFL comparable look up  Micheal Bishop only with a weaker arm.....

Dominique Davis rises from the dead again!This might be his one game i play decent before i tank again though. In the history of the CFL comparable look up  Micheal Bishop only with a weaker arm.....

Long season, anything can happen.  Bombers are doing ******* amazing, let's enjoy what is unfolding before us and not get too ahead of ourselves... 

I do have to say the attendance last night looked really good.

His knee was down, but perhaps the ball had broke the plane and same rule for TDs apply to interceptions... that would be my guess. 

It was probably discussed earlier in the thread, but it seemed odd that the Montreal int that was brought out to the 25 wasn't even discussed on the broadcast. It looked pretty clear to me he was down at the one.