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Help us Chris Streveler, You're our Only Hope

Chris Streveler is a former NCAA QB who came straight to the CFL.  10/10 in his first preseason game.  OK.  What else?

Streveler attended Marian Central Catholic High School in Woodstock, Ill. and he led them to an 11-1 record and conference championships as both a junior and a senior. He was named conference Player of the Year in 2011 and 2012 and was a first-team all-state selection in 2012 and was recognized as Academic All-State in 2011 and 2012 and named team MVP.

High school highlights:

After high school, Streveler signed with the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers program.  The Gophers play at the highest level of college football, Division I FBS, in the Big Ten conference.  He was a backup in his freshman year and went 4/11 with 1 TD and 1 INT.  In 2015 the team moved him to wide receiver.  Following 2015, he transferred to the University of South Dakota to get some playing time at QB.

The University of South Dakota Coyotes play in Division I FCS, the second highest level of college football, between Division I FBS and Division II.  Stefan Logan played there too... a long time ago.

In 10 games in 2016, he went 164/273 (60.1%) for 1947 yards, with 22 TDs and 9 INT.  He also ran 161 times for 823 yards and 9 touchdowns.  The team went 4-7 and missed the playoffs.

In 13 games in 2017, he went 316/481 (65.7%) for 4134 yards, with 32 TDs and 8 INT.  He also ran 168 times for 720 yards and 11 touchdowns.  Streveler was also the runner up for the Walter Payton award... awarded to the top player in Division I FCS.

The team went 8-5 and lost in the second round of the playoffs to Sam Houston State... Timothy Flanders' alma mater.  Streveler had perhaps the greatest game of his college career against Sam Houston State, going 33/54 for 520 yards and five touchdowns with two interceptions, to go along with 51 yards rushing with one touchdown in a losing effort.  

And now he is here, starting game one of the CFL season.  All eyes on Winnipeg, June 14.

Help us Chris Streveler.

You're our only hope.

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More Chris Streveler college highlights:

2017 vs. Indiana State, 4 passing TD, 1 rushing TD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzNqvotZ05U

2017 @ Bowling Green, 1 passing TD, 119 yards rushing with 3 TD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuDPyK69r4M

 

Condensed 2017 playoff game against Nicholls, Streveler plays only: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsvE9QbAK2I

Some coaches and talking heads raving about Chris Streveler: https://youtu.be/OxGEc9cdJkQ?t=2m19s

Streveler spring football feature: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-Ygl9mqTRI

Streveler shows us how to throw a football (class project?  Kinda funny) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Po1AzA63MwM

 

 

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    And Chris Streveler is going to throw 54 touchdown passes.  Mike Reilly is going to throw for 7200 yards but only 18 TD's, 36 TD's rushing.  Kevin Fogg is going to have 2000 missed FG return yards.  C

  • Lapo today implied that was on a receiver not running the right route. He said that a receiver was supposed to run the safety off but it didn’t happen, so the safety only had one look and went with it

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Get Riley off his game....blitz the hell out of them BUT at the same time watch out for his slippery little take off move....Riley can run and like Streveler throws caution to the wind and will bull his way for a first down, taking on all heavy hitters....I'm hoping he'll think twice about escaping the blitz and taking off when he sees Bighill closing in on him...that'll unnerve ol slippery....He's one tough customer and to beat the esks. you have to beat Riley....I hope we can mange to put a few more points on the board than they do and let the D take of the rest...They are a solid club BUT so are we....Gonna be a slobberknocker 

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3 minutes ago, O2L said:

I’m so bloody happy they went with Streveller. Same thing I said in the chat last week: I’d rather see an exciting offence that takes chances and makes some mistakes than a 2-and-out machine, which is what we would’ve seen under Ross. Streveller has a similar at style to Collaros pre-injury, or even Reilly, whereas Ross is similar to Brohm, post-injury Willy, etc. 

I feel like ross would be a move not to lose, and streveler is a move to win. 

Reilly I think nails it. better foot speed and a quicker release. 

1 minute ago, Jpan85 said:

I think its best if they can get to Riley only using the front four.

4 and 5 is best imo. With bighill coveraging soo much space in the middle and loffler back deep, we could send the wil, or drop JSK and send bighill. Both would be much more affective then what weve seen in the past few years from blitz packages. I dont think we want to send more then that often though. 

1 hour ago, Stickem said:

.Riley can run and like Streveler throws caution to the wind and will bull his way for a first down, taking on all heavy hitters....

Bighill and Loffler... 

1 minute ago, wanna-b-fanboy said:

Bighill and Loffler... 

riley doesnt run as well but he does run very well. And yeah putting your head down and fighting for extra yards against those two up the middle with our athletic DL getting in on the back end of plays is a bad bad idea. 

Bombers need to hold the Esks to under 25 points in order to win. As in almost all games, the line play will determine the game outcome.

9 minutes ago, Jpan85 said:

Heard on the radio today that Strevelers team went a calendar year with out turning a ball over. https://www.argusleader.com/story/sports/college/university-of-south-dakota/2017/10/15/usd-follow-offense-finally-commits-turnover/761381001/

wow thats insane. Thats the most impressive metric from his college career imo. To run a spread with soo many options plays, a dual threat qb and soo many deep balls and not turn it over is mad. 

24 minutes ago, Jpan85 said:

Heard on the radio today that Strevelers team went a calendar year with out turning a ball over. https://www.argusleader.com/story/sports/college/university-of-south-dakota/2017/10/15/usd-follow-offense-finally-commits-turnover/761381001/

Didn't he throw a pick 6 in the last pre season game?    

I have all the hope in the world for the new guy but my expectations are ultra low and hope that the surrounding talent pick up their game to help us win...

7 minutes ago, Brandon said:

Didn't he throw a pick 6 in the last pre season game?    

I have all the hope in the world for the new guy but my expectations are ultra low and hope that the surrounding talent pick up their game to help us win...

Lapo today implied that was on a receiver not running the right route. He said that a receiver was supposed to run the safety off but it didn’t happen, so the safety only had one look and went with it. I feel like everyone underestimates the difference our starting receivers and o-line will make. The throws Ross nade are the same regardless of if you have a third stringer or  Bowman in there: check down check down check down. Somehow Streveller comes in with the same crew and makes Thompkins and White look like all stars because he’s actually willing to put the ball up in one on one coverage. 

8 minutes ago, Brandon said:

Didn't he throw a pick 6 in the last pre season game?    

I have all the hope in the world for the new guy but my expectations are ultra low and hope that the surrounding talent pick up their game to help us win...

Yes i believer he did. But wasnt he on the field with like 1 active reserve OL and a bunch of wrs who are cut? He isnt going to be as good as his first game, or as bad as his second game in all likely hood. 

13/19 184 yards 2 tds 1 pic 6 carries 42 yards (with a big run called back). That with pieces around him being found wanting in game two.

I dont expect him to step in and be a star. I expect to see some mistakes and a learning curve. We cant say how quick he will pick it up. Some guys hit the ground running. other guys kick around for 3 years or more and still dont get how the game works up here. We will see what type he is for sure in the coming weeks, but I think he is the hit the ground running type. 

6 minutes ago, O2L said:

Lapo today implied that was on a receiver not running the right route. He said that a receiver was supposed to run the safety off but it didn’t happen, so the safety only had one look and went with it. I feel like everyone underestimates the difference our starting receivers and o-line will make. The throws Ross nade are the same regardless of if you have a third stringer or  Bowman in there: check down check down check down. Somehow Streveller comes in with the same crew and makes Thompkins and White look like all stars because he’s actually willing to put the ball up in one on one coverage. 

No doubt. Dressler and adams can catch and run like mad. bowman is a beast in the red zone. The canadians have shown they more then belong as well. Harris can give him an out let pass with a chance at a first down every time. Most of that OL in bc never started a game before. 

Then add in the fact we arent running vanilla offense in the regular season and we have reason to hope. 

Really thinking we are going to be pleasantly surprised with Bowman's ability to come up with the ball on 1 on 1's.

Besides Adams that wasn't in our arsenal at all last year

That interception was clearly a wrong route because not only was it intercepted, but it was also no where near the receiver, so either the qb totally missed the throw that badly or the receiver wasn't in the spot he was supposed to be. Considering that Streveler is starting the regular season I guess that shows that the receiver was in the wrong spot. 

2 hours ago, wbbfan said:

The canadians have shown they more then belong as well.

I would like to see these guys do a lot to help the team.

  downfield blocking by receivers, something which I think has been missing for a long time. don't know why.

is it they dont know how to do block, or are a-scared, or if they think it's beneath them.

pretty sure Andrew Harris, Flanders, and Johnny A. would appreciate it.

We already know Peterman is willing and able to block. Probably Wolitarski too..

Hoping for a good game from peterman that guy was very impressive.

to sum up.

I'm hopeful. Very hopepful.

As I used to yell in the days of Lancaster

"get reilly! "

 

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4 minutes ago, Mark F said:

I would like to see these guys do a lot to help the team.

  downfield blocking by receivers, something which I think has been missing for a long time. don't know why.

is it they dont know how to do block, or are a-scared, or if they think it's beneath them.

pretty sure Andrew Harris, Flanders, and Johnny A. would appreciate it.

We already know Peterman is willing and able to block. Probably Wolitarski too..

Hoping for a good game from peterman that guy was very impressive.

to sum up.

I'm hopeful. Very hopepful.

crush  Reilly..... Bombers win.

 

Very much agree. A lot of times modern teams plan for wrs to run off the dbs rather then block. Weve seen some really good blocking from wrs in the past, kamau, milt, stoddard etc. 

Petermann seems like hed run through a brick wall if the first down marker was on the other side. Its too bad he isnt starting, I do think he is the better player right now between the 3 young guns. And yeah I expect to see some great blocks from the wrs this year. Just hope fully not from dressler or adams too much. 

re: blocking. while I'm sure they tried,  hasnt our receiving core been a little undersized the last few years? not that it should have too much impact as a good block is a good block, but I wonder i more times then not a guy like dressler or ryan smith sized just got run over trying to stop someone downfield

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Wolitarsky and Bowman are both above average blockers.  They will help out a lot.  I have visions of Demski dancing through defences as Bowman and Wolitarsky clear the way with reckless abandon.

Wolitarsky and Streveler were actually teammates at the University of Minnesota in 2014-15.

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2 hours ago, Brandon said:

http://winnipegsun.com/sports/football/cfl/winnipeg-bluebombers/friesen-bombers-streveler-has-it

 

This guy must be special if Paul Friesen has a positive article about the guy!!!  

Sounds like the real deal. There is an indefinable something about some quarterbacks that oozes "I am going to win". Streveler also appears to have all the physical tools as well as the smarts to be an A-grade quarterback in this league. The only nit-pick that was in the article was that he can let his aggressiveness dictate his play too much when he will force the running play for an extra yard or two and might even extend into trying to force the ball into tight coverage instead of taking what he can get or throwing the ball away. We don't want him to sacrifice himself as Dunigan was wont to do and get injured for an extra two yards.

Want to see a few sets with Harris and Augustine in the backfield...

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