January 3, 20188 yr Ed Tait with another really neat read.... https://www.bluebombers.com/2018/01/03/unbreakable-records/
January 3, 20188 yr Great read.... however I feel really old after looking at which years these records were set and feeling like it wasn't all that long ago
January 4, 20188 yr 12 hours ago, Noeller said: Ed Tait with another really neat read.... https://www.bluebombers.com/2018/01/03/unbreakable-records/ My own opinion here is that Rod Hill was the best defensive player in Blue Bomber history.
January 7, 20188 yr I witnessed some of these records being set, including the night Fred Reid went wild in BC. He had another TD in that game that was called back because he had gone off the field earlier with an injury and was supposed to be off for three plays, and was only off for two. He comes back on after two plays, scampers for a TD (probably got enough yards to break the all time record too because it probably was for at least 30 yards) and Wally throws the challenge flag (because the refs missed it), and ruins it. Oh well. Couldn't blame Wally on that one, though it was too bad. Edited January 7, 20188 yr by kelownabomberfan
January 7, 20188 yr Milt's TD record will never be broken. The guy was money when it counted, and considering all the forgettable QB's he played with, it makes his accomplishments all that more special. Rod Hill was also special. He was so good that when Les Browne (all time CFL INT leader) was on the other corner QB's would prefer to throw to Browne's side instead of Hill's. Now if we could get our defense even remotely close to those great 80's/early 90's defenses we become Cup favorites.
January 7, 20188 yr 26 minutes ago, blueingreenland said: Milt's TD record will never be broken. The guy was money when it counted, and considering all the forgettable QB's he played with, it makes his accomplishments all that more special. Rod Hill was also special. He was so good that when Les Browne (all time CFL INT leader) was on the other corner QB's would prefer to throw to Browne's side instead of Hill's. Now if we could get our defense even remotely close to those great 80's/early 90's defenses we become Cup favorites. Fred Glick was our DC back then, wasn't he?
January 7, 20188 yr Tyrone Jones didn't set any records (though I wonder about his sack totals) but he also was something special. I doubt Rod Hill gets that many INT's unless a QB is pooping his pants all night worried about getting smoked by a linebacker who just never stopped coming.
January 7, 20188 yr 22 minutes ago, kelownabomberfan said: Tyrone Jones didn't set any records (though I wonder about his sack totals) but he also was something special. I doubt Rod Hill gets that many INT's unless a QB is pooping his pants all night worried about getting smoked by a linebacker who just never stopped coming. “I’m Tyrone Jones. Can you say blowout? I knew you could.”
January 8, 20188 yr Tyrone Jones may be our best rushing LB of all time. Doesn't he hold the Grey Cup record for sacks in one game (maybe Tait mentioned that, can't remember). Part of a 3-4 set, I know. A friend of mine saw Jones in an airplane once and said the guys thighs were so massive that he could barely fit into the seat.
January 9, 20188 yr Yea to have a Ty Jones type again would be something...Brash and mean on the field..relentlessness on every play...just made all around him better. He was actually a guy that players truly feared on the field...and he was a even better guy off it! So many goodtimes we had at Strawberries back in the day...if many of you recall that place
Ed Tait with another really neat read....
https://www.bluebombers.com/2018/01/03/unbreakable-records/