The biggest thing on my mind is Toronto's QB strategy

10 minutes ago, Atomic said:

I have no issue with Ben Major, he's been fair in the past.

Officiating isn't great overall but I don't feel like there is any total ******* like Murray Clarke anymore 

Proulx is a goof 

Andre Proulx is the best ref in the league. 

3 minutes ago, Noeller said:

Andre Proulx is the best ref in the league. 

Yup the turd down master.

8 minutes ago, Noeller said:

Andre Proulx is the best ref in the league. 

Apparently Major is but I agree with Proulx being the best 

Nothing against Major just feel Andre is da best.

people crap on the head ref all the time...he just reporting the news for the most part other than any penalty he calls personally....80 percent of calls are by the other clowns

Proulx might be good but i think his crew sucks.

2 hours ago, WinnipegGordo said:

Something O'Shea would never say.

 

Osh would never...also 20 grand sounds like it could help some of those families a lot given inflation.

Classy talk from Dinwiddie. What a jackass.

Gee maybe that's why guys left... 

Demski back practicing... Still no Jake Kelly or Noah Hallett...

 

 

You know what. Congrats out to Myron Mitchell for somehow surviving all year long. If nothing else the guy has heart and obviously loves football. 

42 minutes ago, Goalie said:

You know what. Congrats out to Myron Mitchell for somehow surviving all year long. If nothing else the guy has heart and obviously loves football. 

Yeah...maybe a yr of seasoning...another camp next yr...and he turns a corner

TIL haba was a healthy scratch and STILL got a sack.

3 hours ago, rebusrankin said:

Ben Major was rated higher than Proulx?

The CFL rates their officials?

CFL Awards has started on CFL plus.

https://www.cfl.ca/2024/11/10/111th-grey-cup-cfl-awards/

Edited November 15, 20241 yr by WinnipegGordo

Obviously guys are playing with this or that by this point in the season, but that’s a remarkably healthy roster. 

8 hours ago, Atomic said:

I have no issue with Ben Major, he's been fair in the past.

Officiating isn't great overall but I don't feel like there is any total ******* like Murray Clarke anymore 

Murray Clarke is still a ref in the league, but he hasn't been a head ref for a number of years.  Not sure if it was demotion or by choice, but he definitely wasn't great as a head red. 

13 hours ago, Super Duper Negatron said:

Osh would never...also 20 grand sounds like it could help some of those families a lot given inflation.

These aren't NFL salaries, I don't even blame Lawler for chasing money in Edmonton.

26 minutes ago, Nolby said:

These aren't NFL salaries, I don't even blame Lawler for chasing money in Edmonton.

100%. Saying that...I believe Lawler is on record saying it was a mistake.

14 minutes ago, Nolby said:

These aren't NFL salaries, I don't even blame Lawler for chasing money in Edmonton.

Yep.  It's easy to criticize a guy like Lawler who chased the money and regretted it but the flipside is a guy like Sheed.  He was loyal to the club but never made up the money he left on the table after the 2021 season, never got another ring and is (was?) now a PR player.  As much as I'd love to see all our top guys back every year, I don't fault anyone for taking the money while they can.

Argos just can't afford to fall behind by too much, too early. it'd likely be their death knell and the start of a 3 hour party for you guys.

If I'm O'Shea, I would go after Arbuckle and force him to beat me. I would throw knock-out blow deep routes to Lawler and attempt to make Toronto chase me on the scoreline. Force the Argos to go one dimensional with their offence. I just don't see how we'd be able to be in any sort of shootout and have a good chance at winning.

Argos need to weather the storm. Argos need to grind out drives and eat up time of possession. Argos need to tilt the field with their punt/kick/return advantages. Defenders and specialists need to steal the ball and hopefully factor in the scoring. Unsettle Collaros, get after him and disrupt his timer. Wear them down and create a situation where our 3 running backs can see the game out for us in the late game.

It's a lot. But we don't have our main man available so as I said before... the margin for error is mercilessly small.

It seems like when the Bombers' protection gets questioned; they go seven linemen a lot.  BC game last year and last week, for example. They are pretty deadly in those sets, getting the ball down the field.

5 minutes ago, Jpan85 said:

It seems like when the Bombers' protection gets questioned; they go seven linemen a lot.  BC game last year and last week, for example. They are pretty deadly in those sets, getting the ball down the field.

FWIW, Ottawa and Montreal both did a lot of that to us. I expect we'd see it.

12 hours ago, Booch said:

Yeah...maybe a yr of seasoning...another camp next yr...and he turns a corner

With how he performed as a kick returner, it would be the first corner he's turned in his professional career.