Fatty Liver

My guess is V.A. ends up in Sask. or Hamilton next year, they may trade him for a draft pick to avoid taking on more salary obligations. Lions look dumb for not retaining Prukop as their 3rd down man.

I would guess if Haba comes on, Woods or Hubert come off.

Got that vibe with him on the sidelines, he was totally out of it and wasn't paying any attention to the game.

Nor in the eyes of the courts. Dyce is the leader of young men who he lectures to turn the other cheek when physically fouled or provoked, maybe he's also the kind of leader that preaches, do what I say, not what I do.

Liked Alston's size but have nothing else to judge him by as I can't recall ever seeing him play. Oh well.

Woe fella, do you think Walters stumbled upon a pot of money out walking the streets of Winnipeg?

Probably more Maccochia and their scouting dept. than Maas, who's failed to find much success in any other system he's been involved with.

Any update on the status of Trevor Harris? Once he's back behind center they become a much harder team to defeat, they only need to win half their remaining games to secure a playoff spot.

Words alone can not justify the use of physical violence, no matter what was said. Easy enough solution with security nearby to have him escorted out of the stadium without the added excitement of Dyce attempting to punch him in the face.

Why do his players have to restrain Bob Dyce from attacking the guy? Something wrong with that picture, coaches behaving like idiots is becoming way too common this season.

Als signed Alexander in early 2022 so likely he becomes a F.A. after this season, maybe MTl. can convince him to stay on as Fajardo's backup, or maybe he becomes the next Dru Brown and goes to the neediest team or the highest bidder. No way Maas chooses Alexander over Fajardo. Lots of potential moving pieces this off-season MBT, BLM, Rourke, Strev., Masoli, Alexander, it'll be interesting to see where they end up.

TSN seems to have reduced their coverage this season as well, gone are features such as "plays of the week" or selecting the offensive or defensive stars of the week.

In addition to calling PI on Ford's non-touch the week before, how easily Rider fans forget when it doesn't fit their narrative.

That should be the non-Schooners.

Because O'Shea wants to destroy him slowly, grind him down till his career is nothing but dust. BTW he's using the same tactic to destroy Booch's credibility.

Circus catches are great but I'll take a well placed ball with extra YAC everytime over a crumpled receiver landing on his head and being touched down.

Stop ranting garbage, your son could watch almost every CFL game in the US streaming CFL+, but Daddy wants to blame the bad scarf man instead! https://www.cfl.ca/plus/

Former Bomber draft pick.

Haba may have a hard time getting back into rotation when he returns, he could end up being the the Ravi Alston of the D-line waiting around on the PR for injuries to occur.

If they want to play together they could choose anywhere they want, with the most likely destination Toronto.

In todays world it's just BS sprinkled on top of a meaningless word salad, in the business world it can come down to $$ compensated for lost revenue to be extracted by lawyers.

Logically Clercius and Wilson become starters next season, Clericus replaces Bailey and just have to make room for Wilson. Lucky is a one season fling unless he wants to hang around on the fringe like McCrae next season, he'd still play a lot of games filling in. Eli might be a perennial 6th O-lineman, they didn't hesitate to insert Randolph ahead of him, can't see him progressing till he beats out Kola.

I can't believe Demski's salary jumped that much between 2023 and 2024, but if he signed an incremental 3 year deal in 2023, next year will be even higher unless they renegotiate. 2023 9) Nic Demski, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (N) Hard money: $175,000 Maximum value: $175,000 The 29-year-old received a $35,000 signing bonus to ink a three-year extension with his hometown team through 2025 with the value of the deal rising in each respective year. The rest of his earnings for 2023 will be paid in the form of a $140,000 salary. 2024 4) Nic Demski, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (N) Hard money: $225,000 Maximum value: $225,000 The 30-year-old was named a West Division all-star for the third consecutive year in 2023 after eclipsing the 1,000-yard mark for the first time in his career. He received a $65,000 roster bonus on Jan. 1, $30,000 of which he forwent last season to help his hometown team against the salary cap. The rest of his earnings will be paid as a $140,000 salary and $20,000 in non-football-related services. After all this is 3DN speculation and not verified CFL info, I think they are also throwing the "non-football-related services" fee on top which was never known to exist prior to this season. Nonetheless Walters has to cut back on the receiver budget to bring back balance to salary management, axing hometown boy Demski is not the likeliest path chosen.

He's been kicking around the CFL since the Stamps brought him north in 2015.

With Harris back, it diminishes the chance the Bomber have of winning the LDC, which is a win I was counting on if they started Patterson.