Fatty Liver

Funny, Kilgore reminds me of Willy, same arm, mobility and accuracy.

Games over and the Argos know it. They remind me of the Bombers pre-Nichols, listless.

Reilly seems to have reverted to playing as inconsistently as he did two years ago, making some bad decisions throwing the ball back across the field.

Manny Arceneaux had a brutal game last night, plenty of dropped balls. I think he is much more effective as a secondary receiver rather than as a primary target.

I prefer to have a dedicated returner so that they take the brunt of the punishment without jeopardizing a starting position. Having a few exceptional returners on the squad allows the flexibility to change things up or give a boost occasionally but also provides great backup insurance if the main returner goes down during a game. Kevin Fogg is too valuable at HB to risk as a full time returner, they all get broken.

Glenn has a great attitude, he just plays football and doesn't worry about the chatter.

Lulay got no go tonight.

Seems like this would be a good time to let Lulay give it a go.

Johnson is now feeling the love that Demond Washington used to receive.

Haven't followed the Duron Carter suspension story, any chance he serves his sentence next week?

My guess was Billy Preston.....but he's dead.

Who's BP?

Wow, Nik Lewis is in shape and he brings trouble, Hopefully the Bombers carry momentum from last week with them.

Not challengeable but again perfect opportunity for the "eye in the sky" to whisper in the refs. ear.

Logan is picking up huge yards on returns setting up short fields, Bombers ST should be able to contain that.

That's probably the same reason Durant was fined for a "uniform violation".

Als not looking like pushovers in this game.

Good looking game so far, don't think the Als will be able to keep up with the RB's quick strike capability.

One thing I think we can all agree upon, no donations to the losers to the West. I would rather contract genital herpes than see Chris Jones benefit from the Bombers recruiting expertise.

With the NFL picking at the bones of CDN talent, I think it's going to be a necessary strategy for all teams to follow. The delayed return of NFL tryouts is discouraging especially for O-linemen, who seem to be able to ride the PR merry-go-round year after year after year.

Not sure if Posey is really injured or not but he doesn't seem to have much of a future beyond PR, same goes for Roberts at this point even though he has looked decent. A decision will have to be made in the LB group between Burnett and Knox at some point as well. Can't keep everybody, shuffle, shuffle.

The Assman dieth. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/...click=sf_globe

I think Walters and O'Shea should have seen and accepted this conclusion (as many did) before the regular season started and saved some needless bungling about. These boys seem to need to drink the entire pale of ink before they can decide what colour it is.

They've already beaten Reilly once, almost twice. I think the Esks. are a team that will regain some of their form in the second half of the season and become a much tougher opponent going down the stretch,

I suspect this as well, some times a team with a capable QB will take momentum and run away with it. The Bombers have been pretty fortunate lately in that opponents have been so accommodating with turnovers and no QB has been able to mount a serious challenge.