Bombers dont practice on Monday.

I guess they feel they dont need the extra work.

11 minutes ago, 17to85 said:

Kelly for hallet is fine and Parker going on for injured griffin is about the best you can hope for.... but man they gotta stop pretending what they're doing on the DL works. 

Agreed...brutally undemanned...and weak

With both Vaval and Lawson Jr as extra import DBs could easily pooched one for a import DT...and really for what use Ayers gets...him too for both Adams and Woods....regardless of what many chime in here to spew otherwise...both would give more than Thomas and Korn...make us better...and hey...maybe even get pressure on the qb

14 minutes ago, bigg jay said:

JT is going to have Dru running for his life! 😂

 

That's just embarrassing 

31 minutes ago, 17to85 said:

Kelly for hallet is fine and Parker going on for injured griffin is about the best you can hope for.... but man they gotta stop pretending what they're doing on the DL works. 

And I think another thing going for their 'we run a coverage gap disciplined D' that seems to give the opposition QB quite a few steamboats to find a receiver is deflecting legitimate attention over to our Offense and their struggles.

 

Edited September 19, 2025Sep 19 by HardCoreBlue

57 minutes ago, Bubba Zanetti said:

You gotta think that if Streveler stinks it up again O'Shea has to atleast give Wilson a shot?? I mean the season is quickly going down the tubes in a Grey Cup hosting year. Out of self preservation alone O'Shea has to try something else?? Maybe?? Please??

I think you're forgetting what Streveler did 6 years ago and how much that helped that team. If he struggles, lets all just think about those games from more than half a decade ago. That will help.

53 minutes ago, HardCoreBlue said:

My guess is nope, not MOS's MO if you look at his tenure here. Stat junkies would probably know this, when's the last time MOS put in his 2nd stringer QB because his first stringer QB was struggling?

Gotta be Nichols for Willy? Or was that because Willy got hurt mid game?

1 hour ago, Noeller said:

My concern, as ever, is Strev and the OL...

I see your "Strev and the OL" with a "lack of talent along the receiving core"

and raise you a "Jason Hogan".

1 hour ago, Bubba Zanetti said:

You gotta think that if Streveler stinks it up again O'Shea has to atleast give Wilson a shot?? I mean the season is quickly going down the tubes in a Grey Cup hosting year. Out of self preservation alone O'Shea has to try something else?? Maybe?? Please??

Oh, you must be new here.

Welcome to the site!

 

 

😆

Edited September 19, 2025Sep 19 by Wanna-B-Fanboy

1 minute ago, Wanna-B-Fanboy said:

I see your "Strev and the OL" with a "lack of talent along the receiving core"

and raise you a "Jason Hogan".

Say all you want about the deteriorating talent on the team but Hogan is completely in over his head as an offensive coordinator.

6 minutes ago, Bigblue204 said:

I think you're forgetting what Streveler did 6 years ago and how much that helped that team. If he struggles, lets all just think about those games from more than half a decade ago. That will help.

And pat ourselves on the head while thinking those thoughts.

6 minutes ago, voodoochylde said:

Say all you want about the deteriorating talent on the team but Hogan is completely in over his head as an offensive coordinator.

Jason "I'm learning on the job' Hogan.

He's going to be a great OC for someone else down the road because we trained him and gave him that safe i can mistakes environment. 🙂

I need to know how good the High School offenses Hogan was OC for were.

23 minutes ago, rebusrankin said:

I need to know how good the High School offenses Hogan was OC for were.

First of all which high school was it AND really what you're witnessing in our games now, is the same school stuff he employed only at a lower standard

15 hours ago, Gail said:

Chase a Grandma in the bedroom?  Why would you? .  God forbid you catch her.

Shouldn't be all that hard, but if you make her run, you risk a broken hip.

47 minutes ago, HardCoreBlue said:

Jason "I'm learning on the job' Hogan.

He's going to be a great OC for someone else down the road because we trained him and gave him that safe i can mistakes environment. 🙂

Making mistakes have value only if you learn from them and there is scant evidence for Hogan doing that so far. 

2 hours ago, Noeller said:

My concern, as ever, is Strev and the OL...

both lines... it is the absolute downfall of this team... 

1 hour ago, Bigblue204 said:

Gotta be Nichols for Willy? Or was that because Willy got hurt mid game?

I believe that switch came between games... though there was a rumour that move came from above... and everyone was stressing that Miller was getting too hands on with the team... maybe he needs to do that again...

30 minutes ago, bearpants said:

both lines... it is the absolute downfall of this team... 

I believe that switch came between games... though there was a rumour that move came from above... and everyone was stressing that Miller was getting too hands on with the team... maybe he needs to do that again...

They finally put Nichols in during garbage time of a home game against Calgary iirc. They looked better and drove for a TD. Nichols then started the next game in Edmonton. 

32 minutes ago, bearpants said:

I believe that switch came between games... though there was a rumour that move came from above... and everyone was stressing that Miller was getting too hands on with the team... maybe he needs to do that again...

Nichols replaced Willy in garbage time of the 2016 Calgary game where we dropped to 1-4.  Nichols was the starter in the next game, which we won.  I remember all this well because I think modern Bomber history began that night, since then our record has been way over .500.

Dom Davis lost his QB2 slot to the Fever in the latter parts of 2017 but I think that change came between games too.

Both of Dru Brown's big games in 2023 came after Collaros was knocked out of the game due to injury.

Every week I hope for some significant changes to the Bombers' depth chart and every week I'm disappointed. I look at the D-line and keep seeing two Canadians (only one with some potential) with a backup Canuck (a previous Bomber cut) in the middle and give my head a shake. I realize that there are so many body morphologies but did Thomas ever look like a football player? On the other side of the ball, I see an O-line continually anchored (not in a good way) by Kolankowski and give my head another shake. As for QB, I'm pretty sure that Streveler is not the "answer", however, against the RedBlacks, I'll give him a half to change my mind. I'll be watching (weather calling for rain so I won't feel guilty about not doing yardwork) but I'm not expecting a win.

"The nice part about being a pessimist is that you are constantly being either proven right or pleasantly surprised."....George F. Will.

Yeah, back then O’Shea was likely forced or feared for his job…. Now?  Not at all.  And we rarely see changes due to below the line play.  I’m not even sure he evaluates players that way…. We had a good practice, guys are running around having a good time out there, mistakes are fixable, yada, yada….

On 2025-09-15 at 1:59 PM, HardCoreBlue said:

Well the best I can do to describe what straight fire is is have someone kick you right in the junk 

While screaming in your face

On 2025-09-17 at 4:51 PM, Noeller said:

But there are some of us who believe we have the right people to fix it. 

There's a saying in business - "The people who create a problem are rarely the ones best suited to fix it"

Albert Einstein - "We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them."

On 2025-09-17 at 8:45 PM, SpeedFlex27 said:

I'm juat grateful to remember where the bathroom is & fortunate enough to make it. 

I'm grateful to be incredibly regular. Healthy bowel movement every single morning at 7:05. Unfortunately I don't wake up til 7:30

I remember in 2016, TSN 1290 was speculating that if the Bombers had lost to Edmonton to go to 1-5 that MOS and KW might be let go. Nichols saved some jobs.

4 minutes ago, Deiter Fan said:

There's a saying in business - "The people who create a problem are rarely the ones best suited to fix it"

Albert Einstein - "We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them."

Great quotes but to be fair some people are able to grow and learn and adjust their approaches and thinking when needed. Can MOS and crew do this? Well that's the current debate going on.

My hope is they can but who knows maybe their tenure here has run it's course. Dunno without talking with them directly.

On 2025-09-18 at 10:50 AM, Goalie said:

Who gives a crap about sentence structure. Nobody is a novelist or author here. It’s like math, we take all that math in school to never use it in adulthood.  Don’t need sentence structure to drive a train or build a house or play sports. School was actually a big waste. College = good but prior = waste. 

Things like grammar, punctuation, sentence structure are the difference between helping your uncle Jack off a horse and helping your uncle jack-off a horse

Edited September 19, 2025Sep 19 by Deiter Fan

On 2025-09-18 at 12:37 PM, wbbfan said:

these are pedantic ways to judge people

True...but they are also the cause of endless misunderstandings and arguments in a world that increasingly relies on texting/emails and has increasingly lost the ability to accurately express itself with words.

Saw the Desjarlais is bumping out to tackle today with a rookie playing guard.  He's a great guard but can he play tackle?  Does it even matter with our dline?

20 hours ago, HardCoreBlue said:

I'll start. I'm in the adult entertainment business.

(wakes up goes to work feeling depressed).

ah, from your handle I figured you were in a cover band that does blues versions of Minor Threat and Black Flag songs.

20 hours ago, HardCoreBlue said:

I'll start. I'm in the adult entertainment business.

You convert VHS copies of The Rockford Files to DVD???

54 minutes ago, Deiter Fan said:

There's a saying in business - "The people who create a problem are rarely the ones best suited to fix it"

Albert Einstein - "We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them."

I'm grateful to be incredibly regular. Healthy bowel movement every single morning at 7:05. Unfortunately I don't wake up til 7:30

I remember when I was 55, I started to get comments from my wife who was 47 at the time (it seemed) after everything I said. She'd say, "You told me that already THREE times". It got very frustrating. I thought I was losing my mind. Now, she does it to me & I get to pay her back saying, "You already told me THREE times!!" Feels good. Lol.

Edited September 19, 2025Sep 19 by SpeedFlex27