Fatty Liver

I re-watched it five times, he crossed it no doubt, he went a full foot beyond the L.O.S.. How the frick they let that go is beyond me.

AB. has abundant NG, they should have led the way in shutting down coal fired generators, instead they're dragging their heals. If you think they're okay you need to go live down wind from one, it'd shave 5 years off your life.

Mike Reilly

Voila.

Pffttt...Nichols comments are the reason the booing got blown out of proportion to begin with, before he publicly sulked the only other person talking about it was Suitor, attempting to whip up a QB controversy.

Awe must have been much cheaper than Bighill, glad it worked out this way.

Nichols said after the bye week that he was 100% healthy, if he lied about his health to rush back in than that is an issue as well. From his previous experience with Jones in Edm. I'm sure he's been left with all sorts of mental scarring after being replaced and discarded.

Bombers will be in full out damage control this week, Darren Cameron has his work cut out for him. It will be interesting to hear how they respond to the torrent of criticism that has been thrown at them.

Oh golly, look what I found....

BC definitely, how long can anyone expect Lulay to stay healthy.

Esk. recievers must practice making these ridiculous catches, Reilly probably doesn't even try to throw accurately in practice.

Hahaha.....Bryant Mitchell is a backup. It's not funny.

How do they cycle through so many QB's, must be fun to have a new QB every week!!!

I don't believe anybody is asking for Streveller to replace Nichols unless it is a blow out, but it's time for Nichols to pull up his socks, shut his trap and perform to expectations if he wants this team to proceed upwards. Most fans are upset with O'Shea's unwillingness to make use of Streveller's skills at opportune times and allow him to gain experience when the opportunity presents itself. I'm sure with O'Shea's track record of QB management Streveller will develop into a fine QB.......for some other team.

It seems like they are using so much motion pre-play that "no huddle" is no longer a viable option.

Bob talked with him on the pre-game show, he said his role has changed this year and he is a bit frustrated by it, he wants to play closer to the box.

Reilly takes a lot of time in the pocket to hit those receivers deep, he seems easier to harass than Harris. Loffler has to get back to cracking some ribs to discourage those deep bombs from being caught.

I think beating Edm. is easier than beating the RB's right now, their D is still weak.

O'shea receives at least one more "Mulligan" from Walters, and if he needs to he will use it to replace Hall.

O'Shea has mentioned several times that Streveller has already played more than was expected this season, as if that is a valid reason to quit developing him and let him sit. Since Nichols return they have severely limited Streveller's opportunities and have not made use of his abilities since the B.C. loss. Is it a coincidence that LeFevour was also restricted to only one dimension?

Demski now plays Thorpe's position, so that ends that discussion.

Both Demski and Petermann had great games last week, their reward was to be completely ignored in this one. On a positive note it was good to see Wolitarsky get more balls, he may not be highly talented but he's a scrapper.

Did Petermann actually sit out?

Nothing is "made up", O'Shea is utterly oblivious to the reason thousands of paying customers would spontaneously boo his team.