Jesse

You have to understand, many people saying the value isn't there aren't complaining. I think it's a valid point that the price is going to prevent the event from selling out and probably limit the potential profit of selling out at a lower price. I hope it sells out - for the good of the bottom line - but I have my doubts.

The league-wide trend has been to play your starters at home, but not bring them on the road.

Doesn't matter when you're throwing a bunch of individuals together who've never played as a unit.

Ah yis, I hope we don't have Thomas on the field over him though.

I feel like you've forgotten Brandin Bryant on the DL

Looks like a mighty fine roster. Though we'd obviously have no passing game, lol.

From what I noticed, it's all at WR. Adams has been inside.

I can't see Jacobs getting the support that Brock and Ploen will. But might make third?

Sorry, I was a toddler.

All the names mentioned are firmly in the bust territory - people are just arguing semantics about what to call an unforseeable failure.

He did last season. I think he needs to prove it now. And Streveler needs to prove that he's growing as a passer and last season's success wasn't a mirage.

They were certainly busts. Corney was not a bust I'd put on Walters - these things just happen - but in terms of value received versus draft capital invested, we did not get the return we wanted.

It'd be really nice if we could get everyone on the same page in the same season.

Zing! Not what he was saying though. He (seemingly) wanted the league to cover play off expenses. That's not going to happen.

I don't see anyway around that.

Wouldn't the reverse be true also? Players could sign contracts with the CFL and the AAF would have sue to get the contract rescinded?

You have to think that Funston would have had a huge role in the WING T that they ran.

Oh, obviously. That would cut down on revenue. More teams, games, rounds, etc.

If anything, I'd reverse that.

I think that's because they're not as good.

I'm going to need a run down of some of the older guys, because I'm immediately thinking Edwards for third slot and don't know much of anything about most of the WRs - other than knowing the names of the big guys and assuming they were the best.

Doesn't make much sense to me. Signing a contract with a different league in a different country. What's stopping them?

Definitely not. There was bust talk because he took some time to get in the starting line up.

Holy Hannah. He did have a reason for rushing. https://3downnation.com/2019/04/10/the-nfl-wants-in-on-the-international-player-action-and-that-probably-isnt-good-for-cfl-2-0/

The constant rule changes have happened every year. That's not on Ambrosie unless you expected him to stop it (for the record, it also annoys me). I don't agree with the "more important things" argument. These things have been problems forever and he's simply attempting a new way of fixing them. It's most likely why he got the job in the first place. The revenue streams. Increased audiences. Increased sponsorship opportunities. I believe 2.0 has been rushed. My guess is that Ambrosie needs things in the new CBA and didn't want to wait until next time around.