Fatty Liver

That's two games BC has been unable to establish a running game with a pretty good running back, the defence as an entity is playing superbly.

The following quote is taken from Mark Kilam's thank you card sent to Ed Hervey upon hiring him as HC, the 3rd line being the most pertinent. Pull the string and I'll wink at you I'm your puppet I'll do funny things if you want me to I'm your puppet.

WC called em "gin blossoms". But could also be Rosacea a common skin condition that causes flushing or long-term redness of the face.

No problem, Jake will step up, he's always ready to go.

I predict Hervey gives Ford 2 more games to produce a win before Fajardo gets the start, no reason to dig a giant hole they can't climb out of so early in the season. Killam will go along with whatever Ed decides, that's his job.

Wallace played the majority of 2 games last season when Neufeld and Stan went down, one was against Hamilton the other may have been against the Riders. It was supposed to be Eli, but Wallace took over and did fine, nobody overpowered him or blew his doors off.

From recent comments O'Shea seems pretty happy with Tony Jones play.

Don't know if Wallace's contract is up this year, but keeping him a Bomber for the next 5 years is critical to the future success of the O-line, more so than any current player IMO. Might have to push Neufeld or Stan out the door next off season if they want to keep Wallace, Randolph and Vanterpool as the next generation.

Also heard Wallace taking reps at LG earlier in the week, thus the prediction he'll start.

Simplest is Wallace in for Vanterpool who goes to the 1 game for a paid rest.

Tommy Boy Stevens.

It really depends on the athletes personality, Simoni Lawrence makes player interviews pretty funny for the Ti-Cats and Micah Awe did it quite well for the RedBlacks a few years back when LaPo was the GM/HC.

Not sure why they have Ed Tait doing these in depth player interviews, he's like a fish out of water. They should find an ex-footballer that has more in common with the players and can discuss football intelligently with a bit of insight, maybe BA can take this over as a side job.

Knowing that they should have put him on the 1 game and stuck Mitchell on the PR, at least White showed up ready to play.

This is a stupid contest, the cheat codes don't even work!

The one after will be called the "Resuscitation Tour" followed a decade later by the "Please Don't Revive Tour".

Matthew Peterson interview from last year, seems very focused on establishing a career in football from a very young age.

He is, but they also likely hold their own with Wallace at LG, either way they trounce the Lions. Not a bad time to experiment and get them used to a bit of job sharing early in the season, Vanterpool moves to the 1 game IR and has a rest unless Neufeld is still questionable, nothing needs to be set in stone this early on.

If Neufeld is injured and struggling to play, there is zero reason not to send him to the IR so he can properly recover. His spot will still be there when he's healthy.

Day 1 of Bombers practice: RB Brady Oliveira is here, not dressed. Same for LS Mike Benson. S Josh Hagerty was running in warmups...an improvement on his injury situation. Watching for the ratio change that the Bombers will make with Oliveira's injury. Could be receiver, maybe more likely it's at left guard. They'll certainly bring RB Quinton Cooley on. So an American will have to come off. from derek taylor Update from Bomberland: Zach Collaros back at QB1, Matthew Peterson in Brady Oliveira's spot. Gabe Wallace getting work at right guard Also: Quinton Cooley getting some work at RB, too. from ed tait

Peterson is a dual citizen, born in the US, grew up in Brooks, moved back to the Iowa as a teen for a couple of years, came back to AB for highschool and Univ.

Liegghio must be kicking weighted balls, every other kicker struggles with the wind in Hamilton, but he's kicking FG's dead straight through the middle of the uprights, he's become a kicking machinhio.

No doubt O'Shea is the main determiner of the personnel that make the team, but I can't imagine a worse way to interfere than telling the coordinators who they should play where once the lineup is established, especially on D, when they're switching personnel so often. Bet he confirms the player ratio and health status and allows them to do whatever they want with the personnel available for that game. He's said a million times, he trusts his coordinators.

O'Shea has nothing to do the playbook other than monitoring it's overall direction, he let's his coordinators handle the details, the same with personnel other than ratio concerns, he's not likely telling them who to play and who to sit.