Fatty Liver

Isn't that the case already?

Wheatfall and Clercius will have a year under their belt and they're still on their ELC's, that's close enough to rookies

****! Invest an entire year developing a guy just to watch him walk out the door! Start again, but find a cost effective vet. this time. https://3downnation.com/2025/01/09/winnipeg-blue-bombers-rec-ontaria-wilson-signs-with-new-york-jets/#:~:text=The New York Jets have,to pursue the NFL opportunity.

He's alive and well and posts on the official CFL forum under Lyle B. Style

Wonder if the Ti-Cats tried to retain Jones as DC and he turned it down for this job? Can't see them selecting Brent Monson over him after the great job he did as temp DC after taking over last season. Not sure what's going on in Hamilton, they've loaded up on paper pushers and have only 2 coaches on staff right now in Milanovich and Monson. Maybe a wee bit top heavy? OPERATIONS Orlondo Steinauer President of Football Operations Ted Goveia General Manager Spencer Zimmerman Assistant General Manager & Director of Player Personnel Drew Allemang Assistant General Manager & Director of Canadian Scouting Spencer Boehm Assistant Director of Player Personnel CJ Paduano Director of Football Operations Nick Roberto Manager of Football Operations Greg Coates-Cameron Coordinator of Football Operations .

Betts salary of $260k may have set him off, as last season he was paid $200k according to 3DN. He deserves a swack of promo money even if his play no longer justifies a raise, Willie, Brady and Zach are the 3 most recognizable faces on the team with Willie being the most vocal cheerleader for the franchise.

Pete Robertson is now available. https://3downnation.com/2025/01/06/b-c-lions-release-dl-pete-robertson/ AC Leonard is also a free agent. If they can't find or develop their own effective pass rushers they may have to consider scrap heaping disreputable discards to find a bookend for Willie.

Hard to say, but I think sparks will fly at the annual CFL meetings if Doman doesn't clamp down on his free spending, they're not going to allow one owner to completely ignore well established SMS limits.

They've already signed Tony Jones, there will be no hunt this season.

Is it too much to ask for a raisin, now and then?

I'm surprised they dropped the antlers, good things have been done with a horny beast. Dangerous receiver when healthy, but that's been rare.

It's no different than the Riders or Lions coming in all cocky and hot on a winning streak and getting repeatedly dropped by the Bombers, trending towards predictable outcome.

To be fair the front 7 received a major overall in 2024 bringing in plenty of new blood, Devin Adams, Ayers, Jones, Woods added to the lineup and Garbutt, Haba, Cole, Fox and Schmeck given more prominent roles, the only non-change was Willie and Jake. That's quite a bit of renewal implemented in a single season, Bighill only played half a season and Gauthier's participation as a starter actually diminished.

O'Shea may have to flip way back through his rolodex till he stumbles upon this smiling face. Jason Hogan might be a cheap in house dark horse candidate, here's his background. A Montréal product, Hogan brings a wealth of experience to the Blue Bombers coaching staff, having most recently served as the assistant offensive coordinator, running backs and wide receiver coach with the Université de Montréal Carabins after originally joining the staff in 2018 as quarterbacks coach. Previous to his days with the Carabins, Hogan spent two years with the Montréal Alouettes, beginning as an offensive quality control coach and then serving as defensive assistant/receivers coach. Hogan was also the program coordinator of the junior varsity and varsity teams at École secondaire Curé-Antoine-Labelle Loups as well as offensive coordinator for the varsity team. Hogan also previously worked for the Alouettes as a youth football program coordinator, where he helped organize the Anthony Calvillo Leadership Academy for Quarterbacks as well as serving as the offensive coordinator and quarterback coach at College André-Grasset. Hogan was a member of the Université de Laval Rouge et Or’s Vanier Cup win in 2006.

The offence looked great against Sask. and Edm., not so good against the Argos though. During that 8 game winning streak they beat the Riders, Lions, Elks and Ti-Cats twice each but it was bookended by losses to the Argos.

This is a case that illustrates stats don't tell the whole story, can't convince me the Bomber D was physically better than the Argos D, which could be due entirely to their superior D-line play.

Trying to figure where Osborne Stadium was located from the picture below, was it across Osborne St. where the GW Life building is now located or was it up towards The Bay?

Last season the West looked more like the East Division than the East Division.

True, blasting past the inept Riders in the WF was a false flag. Just re-watched that game and 3 of the Bombers TD's were scored on dropped coverage, it was too easy. With the play of that secondary they really didn't deserve to get that far.

Probably remembering wrong, hardly played, hardly had a chance to make mistakes and be noticed, too many good DB's lined up in front of him to be given much of a chance to develop. Surprised the Riders are interested enough to go after him.

Yep, Maier was given a starting job and blew it, anything he can get between $100-$200k is a fair starting point for the opportunity to reboot his career. Trevor Harris went from the RB's to the Elks to the Als to the Riders to reclaim his career and a starter's salary, Trevor will tell him, "it ain't no easy road.....and maybe lay off them cheeseburgers".

I think they've already made up their minds to hire in house, that's why they're in no rush at all to interview outside coaches. What they really mean by "interview process" comes down to shuffling office spaces.

I would guess Sask. left some room in their QB budget and judge Maier to be a good backup option and a reasonable possibility of becoming their starting QB in a year or two if all goes well. Bully for them.

Helped find new ownership in Mtl, BC and maybe Edm. and oversaw the COVID mess. Also did not lose a team under his watch, which is a major accomplishment.

Rumour has Sask. going hard after Maier, given the options left, Masoli, Shiltz, or Arbuckle may be the best of the leftovers if the Bombers are at all interested in not repeating the same mistake that sunk their battleship.