Fatty Liver

It would be great to have at least one 6'-4" DB on the roster that could help cover the taller receivers. It's a major challenge when a team like Mtl. shows up with a swath of tall lanky receivers and they face an entire secondary of U6ers. DB's like Demond Washington and Bruce Johnson can play like demons and still get beat regularly if the QB has time to place the ball beyond their upper reaches.

Sad to see Louie cut but not totally unexpected. He's the kind of guy that will probably hang around Wpg. anyway, unless he gets an opportunity with another team.

Then you might not want to watch this....

Waggoner is one of many excellent ST'ers O'Shea has assembled from an excess of LB's. Jones, Sherman, Briggs, Burnett, Gauthier, Wild, Hurl, all are great in pursuit. Unfortunately Waggoner has yet to show that he is better than Sherman, Hurl or Burnett on the depth chart.

It was too little too late but when Bass finally hammered Glenn in the 4th Q it planted the familiar frowny face on Glenn that usually signifies he doesn't want to participate in the days activities any longer.

Put up a "W" and the scrutiny meter stays parked in the sock drawer until the next game.

In the end Jennings looked quite good and actually won the game.

Should never have cut Don Unamba as it led to the Bombers downfall and ultimately to Brexit.

It's unfortunate that both CGY. and EDM. lost this weekend, as they will now double their efforts to win their next games.

The ball was never snapped.

If Moore can stay healthy he's going to have a great season with Jennings throwing him the ball.

Very sloppy game so far. Is this still pre-season?

Yah, the real quality of a uniform design should be determined from the stands when there are 12 of them on the field at the same time. Not individually up close under perfect lighting.

They hired real football coaches, not pretend ones.

As long as Hank wins, who ******* cares.

No, but how about trading Willy for Franklin? If the Bombers continue on to a 0-6 start under Willy I'm all for ditching him mid-season while he still has some trade value. Franklin, Masoli, Lulay, Cato...doesn't matter much as it will be a salary dump and a sign that the QB job in Wpg. is once again open for competition. Whether Nichols, Davis or whoever gets the majority of starts after that won't matter much as the goal will be to start fresh with a better QB in 2017.

When Willy took off running in desperation on that last drive, a big red neon sign buried deep within my subconscious began to flash. GOLTZ GOLTZ GOLTZ.

Huh?

Judge for yourself, there is no indication O'Shea was happy with the effort. I think he presented an edge not shown before. http://www.bluebombers.com/2016/06/25/post-game-coach-oshea-17/

I agree, Kevin Glenn is channeling Calvillo right now and that combo is going to cause major fits for any DC. Willy doesn't have Glenn's skill set, he is more similar to Ricky Ray in athletic ability, build and mobility. Ray's success was built upon a war chest of great offencive weapons and a heavy reliance on timing roots, Willy needs to do the same. Willy can be reprogrammed but it isn't going to be pretty.

Are you willing to give him 4 years to prove he is QB that can produce a winning record?

A 3 step drop is usually a 2 second play, expecting to hold off a blitz-crazy opponent for 3 seconds is courting disaster. The 3-step drop has got to become Willy's bread and butter as his ad-libbing skills are poor.

He was on the PR until Harris missed the last few practices, so he was only added to the roster as a pre-cautiion.

That's a valid point but Willy seems best suited to working with a 3 second window to find his receivers, which can't be realistically provided for in this era of football.