Fatty Liver

Stats. be damned, in the WSF the Stamp O-line did not allow a sack, in their week 20 matchup with the Bombers they allowed 1....that's not too bad.

More Dave Hill.

Ex-NHL goalie Ed Belfour arrested on mischief, intoxication charges https://globalnews.ca/news/6472350/ed-belfour-arrested/

Tasker is a Dressler clone, a smaller shifty receiver who can find the soft spots in the secondary and is a handy target when trying to achieve first downs with short to medium receptions. Not sure they really want that style of receiver after they moved away from Dressler last season.

Walker made $250,000 last season, how much less is he going to accept to sign with the Bombers? They sign Walker, they're spending Willie or Strev's money to do so.

Goltz beat Durant and the Riders in the Banjo Bowl, that was his career highlight.

You might want to archive those comments for a giant ITODASO later on....

Well their O-line play should improve with the signing of Bob Wyley.

Make way for the return of the weasel.

Frozen, slippery field conditions and cold for sure. https://www.cfl.ca/games/2449/winnipeg-blue-bombers-vs-calgary-stampeders/?_ga=2.30033471.1603467156.1579792973-96752938.1529593205

Davis has all the physical tools to be a great QB, he just lacks the mental tools to put them to good use.

Dat was Foketi, he's all in this year!

Looks like Joe Mack has been eliminated. Happy for the entertainment value Taman brings to the CFL! https://en.montrealalouettes.com/football-operations/

2018 was the year the Ridersr D and ST accounted for many of their wins, their O mostly sucked.

Related. Farmers getting upset with deadbeat owners of oil and gas wells, confrontation imminent, UCP nowhere to be found. Alberta landowners urge farmers to cut power to wells with unpaid debts https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/alberta-landowners-farmers-power-unpaid-debts-1.5438969

Dat was easy.

REDBLACKS RELEASE 10 PLAYERS, INCLUDING JENNINGS, MADU OTTAWA — The Ottawa REDBLACKS have released 10 players, most notably quarterbacks Jonathon Jennings and Will Arndt and running backs Mossis Madu and Greg Morris. The REDBLACKS also released receiver Seth Coate, defensive back Maurice Fleming, linebackers Jeff Knox Jr. and Nicolas Boulay, long snapper Mike Benson and defensive lineman Cameron Walker. https://www.cfl.ca/2020/01/23/redblacks-release-10-players-including-jennings-madu/

It's literally raining iguanas in Florida. “Iguanas are cold blooded. They slow down or become immobile when temps drop into the 40s (4-6 Celsius). They may fall from the trees, but they’re not dead,” the weather service said. https://nationalpost.com/news/world/cold-weather-in-florida-causes-stiffened-iguanas-to-start-falling-from-trees

OC jobs have opened up and Costanza hasn't won em, but who knows, he may have the personality of a mop.

Can't help but see Collaros as a very short term solution, with his serious concussion issues I doubt he's still playing football in two years time. With a new wife and baby online eventually he may consider his long-term health to be more of a priority.

Shame, the Bombers or Collaros do not win a G.C. without the leadership Nichols provided since arriving in 2015. Colour your world with the shitty end of the stick if that's what you prefer.

Sounds like they might already have an agreement lined up with Collaros, otherwise there's no reason for O'Shea to broach this news to Nichols.

Colour me shocked, China and India lying about their emissions reductions to maintain their economic advantage.....or perhaps because they have no way of actually controlling what goes on within their borders. Greenhouse gas 12,000 times worse than CO2 shows surprise rise in the atmosphere Major producers China and India report drastic emissions cuts, but measurements suggest otherwise. A greenhouse gas that can cause 12,000 times more warming per tonne than carbon dioxide is rising unexpectedly in the atmosphere, despite reports by its major producers, China and India, that they've mostly eliminated emissions of the gas. Atmospheric gas measurements at five stations around the world show that emissions of HFC-23 or trifluoromethane reached a record high in 2018 of 15,900 tonnes, reports a study led by Kieran Stanley, a visiting research fellow at the University of Bristol. That's a lot higher than the 2,400 tonnes of emissions of that gas reported by China and India to the United Nations Environment Program in 2017, notes the study, published this week in Nature Communications. https://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/hfc-23-1.5435013

That's an understatement, when Bailey gets talking he scares me.