For some teams, the CFL Offseason is here. Rather than lose all the coaching movement discussions to the Regular season thread, I thought we could start putting it here.

Those teams currently lost in the wilderness:

Ottawa

Toronto

BC

Montreal

Calgary

Edmonton

Saskatchewan

Hamilton

The champs are here.. the champs are here... Winnipeg*

 

*Grey Cup Champions

37 minutes ago, Jpan85 said:

Its being run by the league.

I guess I'm wondering if the league has $$ then

Barron Miles to Montreal...  Khari has built a really nice team - great job

2 hours ago, wbbfan said:

Idk he is athletic, but not as athletic as streveler. And I dont think his arm talent is as good as mcguire or plenty of other guys. The mental tools and refined skills like accuracy and touch are the deal breakers in any qb. 

All the tools... He'll be 31 this season.  If he can't figure out defenses by now then he never will.

Weird how there’s still hope for Davis but everyone has given up on bridge and jennings ha

1 hour ago, Floyd said:

Weird how there’s still hope for Davis but everyone has given up on bridge and jennings ha

Call it the 'Once wore a blue jersey' syndrome.

4 hours ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

All the tools... He'll be 31 this season.  If he can't figure out defenses by now then he never will.

Nah, his accuracy and touch are below average. His athleticism is good but not great. His release and mechanics are average. 

31 going on 16 in terms of experience as a starter.  Not just a pro starter, a starting qb in general. Hes been a bench squad guy forever. 

3 hours ago, wbbfan said:

Nah, his accuracy and touch are below average. His athleticism is good but not great. His release and mechanics are average. 

31 going on 16 in terms of experience as a starter.  Not just a pro starter, a starting qb in general. Hes been a bench squad guy forever. 

That & the fact he can't read defenses. ;)

1 hour ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

That & the fact he can't read defenses.

Yeah the point was just his physical skills, his intangibles are miles behind his years pro and age.  

1 hour ago, wbbfan said:

Yeah the point was just his physical skills, his intangibles are miles behind his years pro and age.  

I've no idea how guys like Davis keep getting opportunity after opportunity.

51 minutes ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

I've no idea how guys like Davis keep getting opportunity after opportunity.

It's simple, really. Most pro teams would rather have a guy with "experience" as the backup rather than an unknown commodity. Even if the guy with experience mostly has experience being terrible. I don't necessarily agree with the strategy but head coaches are extremely risk averse in that regard. 

43 minutes ago, AKAChip said:

It's simple, really. Most pro teams would rather have a guy with "experience" as the backup rather than an unknown commodity. Even if the guy with experience mostly has experience being terrible. I don't necessarily agree with the strategy but head coaches are extremely risk averse in that regard. 

That's why most head coaches fail & never win championships. 

9 hours ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

That's why most head coaches fail & never win championships. 

 

3 hours ago, Floyd said:

 

#nightmares #flashbacks

3 hours ago, Floyd said:

 

This picture is missing Jason Boltus. That would truly show the incompetence of Bellfool. 

And those jerseys.....

2 hours ago, Bubba Zanetti said:

And those jerseys.....

those are not players...

they are paid actors 😂

37 minutes ago, M.O.A.B. said:

those are not players...

they are paid actors 😂

We would have been better off with actual actors. I would have taken Willie Beamen and Cap Rooney from the Miami Sharks over that group.

Goltz beat Durant and the Riders in the Banjo Bowl, that was his career highlight.

Just now, Throw Long Bannatyne said:

Goltz beat Durant and the Riders in the Banjo Bowl, that was his career highlight.

Was that the game Duraint started crying?

 

Report: Bears signing ex-Stamps CB Roberson https://www.tsn.ca/1.1434274

Stamps letting Derek Dennis go to free agency. Anybody else wondering why Hufnagel would let a perennial CFL All Star tackle go when his $650,000 a year qb is coming off major shoulder surgery? Stamps renegotiated BLM's contract to be able to have more flexibility with the cap & then cheap out protecting Mitchell's backside... On another note, Mitchell's GC & MOP rings were stolen January 2nd out of his truck while parked out on the street. Calgary Police made an arrest but the rings are long gone. Why would he leave valuables like that in his pickup??? If they were mine, they'd be locked away in a safety deposit box at my bank.

Edited January 30, 20206 yr by SpeedFlex27

15 minutes ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

Stamps letting Derek Dennis go to free agency. Anybody else wondering why Hufnagel would let a perennial CFL All Star tackle go when his $650,000 a year qb is coming off major shoulder surgery? Stamps renegotiated BLM's contract to be able to have more flexibility with the cap & then cheap out protecting Mitchell\s backside... On another note, Mitchell's GC & MOP rings were stolen January 2nd out of his truck while parked out on the street. Calgary Police made an arrest but the rings are long gone. Why would he leave valuables like that in his pickup??? If they were mine, they'd be locked away in a safety deposit box at my bank.

Who says they aren't?

He is letting Dennis try free agency because Dennis did this already once and came crawling back.

7 minutes ago, Geebrr said:

He is letting Dennis try free agency because Dennis did this already once and came crawling back.

That OL isn't as good as the Stamps think it is. Shane Bergman suffers from vertigo & when it strikes can miss a bunch of games. Brad Erdos also has injury problems & missed most of last season. Kasitati aaat RT is a pylon & the worst OL on the team. They re-signed Kasistati & are letting Dennis go.

On ‎2020‎-‎01‎-‎27 at 11:34 AM, Floyd said:

Weird how there’s still hope for Davis but everyone has given up on bridge and jennings ha

Maybe there really is hope for Davis... Brett never took himself too seriously.