Could be a couple of good games today. Looks like a pretty good crowd in the Hammer. Speaking of crowds not only was yesterday game jammed packed it was record setting. You're welcome Regina

I guess it's understandable but not to many reps for Biggie in the first half

Couple of good defenses, hitting hard, making plays

Plus they both have a decent ground game

Two pretty damn good football games today

So this MOP talk got me curious and I did some digging. Going back to 1980, every MOP played on a team that was 9-9 or that had a winning record. Owens for Toronto in 2012 (9-9) and  Elimimian for BC in 2014 (9-9) are the only two that played for a team that was .500.

But it's infuriating to see a QB barely get hit while sliding & it's a 15 yard penalty. 

ZC & others get clobbered - no call

Stamps have one heck of a front 7, not sure why they need Bighill.

Stamps consistently get pressure on the qb essentially rushing only 4

I feel like the crossover is our best chance at this point 

It's crazy to think that we lost to the Stamps by just 1 point

I don't think there's much doubt that the Stamps will be in the West final. Adams can put up a subpar performance and they still win handily

Trevor Harris will not stand a chance against their pass rush. In fact, ZC might actually do better

3 hours ago, rebusrankin said:

So this MOP talk got me curious and I did some digging. Going back to 1980, every MOP played on a team that was 9-9 or that had a winning record. Owens for Toronto in 2012 (9-9) and  Elimimian for BC in 2014 (9-9) are the only two that played for a team that was .500.

That’s a crazy stat. Might be a moot point though, as I think the Argos finish the season at least 9-9.

9 hours ago, Goalie said:

4 and 8 for Arbuckle means 9 and 2 Harris is the MOP unfortunately. 

No, that's not how it works. MOP not MVP. 

3 hours ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

No, that's not how it works. MOP not MVP. 

It is how it works in sports tho. The MOP is never on a team with a losing record. Like ever. 

1 hour ago, Goalie said:

It is how it works in sports tho. The MOP is never on a team with a losing record. Like ever. 

It's rare but there have been multiple players in other sports who have won MVP on a team with a losing record (mainly baseball but has happened in the NBA as well).  Most recent example was A-Rod in 2003 with Texas despite being 20 games below .500 (71-91).  Cal Ripken Jr and Andre Dawson also did it a few years apart from each other in the late 80's/early 90's.