Jesse

The NFL machine in the states, you can't fight it.

Does he have 2?

I don’t mind people taking the other side of things. There are so many posters who have the blue-tinted glasses on that annoy me more. But it’s tiresome to be arguing about rules and precedent and be accused of only doing because of whom I’m talking to.

This is our impasse. You are declaring these facts as if the whistle didn’t happen - but it did. You might wish that the refs have allowed the play to continue - but they didn’t.

None of these are facts.

This is wrong. The players on the field heard the whistle and stopped playing. We don't know who might have got possession if the whistles were not blown. The whistles were blown - appropriately in everyone's mind but yours - and nothing should have been done differently after that point.

He's still working, just not on the field anymore. Working with the command centre and training for now on.

This. It's only a "mistake" in retrospect; therefore, not a mistake at all.

It's irrelevant though. Pipkin, O'Connor, doesn't make a difference.

Losing the one player that was carrying the team is what screwed them, his nationality had nothing to do with it.

Yeah, what happened to Brady?

Pacing is for the off season.

Didn’t **** up at all

I personally think it’s a bit ridiculous to say people 20 years ago had anything to do with the culture in place now.

We already did it last year. He's improved and I expect him to continue to improve - regardless of if we're able to bring in a ringer this year.

This is the $hittiest $hit post that's ever been shat. Who hurt you?

As long as he isn't, it should be fine. I'm sure MOS wants him to kick something early to get that confidence rolling again.

Game day tomorrow. Although the excitement will wane when Legs is trotted out for a FG and we get "toldyasos" from whichever crowd feels they were proven right.

I see two clear limits: 1. He is not being trotted out for long FGs. We punt instead. If the coaching staff had faith (ie. Medlock) he would make some attempts here and there. 2. He gets in his own head. When he misses one, he misses multiple (ie. The BC and Montreal games this year).

The thing is, I don’t think anyone is arguing with you in this point. but right now, in 2022, he has limitations that could cost us a chance at three-peating. I don’t see any reason to make a move that helps us in the present while also continuing to develop Legs for the future.

Did he though? High yards and no TDs? Scored 16 points?

I get it, but the close relationship between fans and players has been a unique and cool feature of the CFL. It's always been fun and created some of the best moments. It's a shame to be trending towards the distance and coldness of the NFL.

I don't know man... You can say "it's fine", but the OL has taken a significant step back this year.

I am sure of one thing. The only way to avoid OL catastrophe is to trust our scouting and development- not reach back to guys who haven’t played since before the covid year.

He had a great pass-catching game. Didn't do much on the ground.