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1 hour ago, Tracker said:

I would say there is a kernel of truth in this, but it would sound corny and I would be creamed in comments. But he is husk-y.

hopefully he can navigate the maize of training camp 

 

26 minutes ago, JohnnyAbonny said:

As a backup he’s fine. Better to have a guy with some speed at least instead of the Corcoran’s and Jeremy MurphY’s of the world. 

and although somewhat liited in attempts he avaeraged over 10 yards a PR and 21 a kickoff...so as in in gae replacement he wont just bobble and drop for no gain....so that depth is nice and especially with his National status...and yes he does have some wheeels on him and has to be accounted for out there

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On 2025-12-23 at 3:50 PM, wbbfan said:

signed peyton thorne. wow its going to be interesting to watch the qbs in camp. Mich state, auburn, played at good schools. Guy has incredible raw talent and athleticism. Easy smooth arm action with a good release. Very capable runner. He’s not really wired for high volume running. 

 Great upside in a young guy. 

Looks like we can thank Kent Austin for this guy coming up here.  Hope he pans out.

https://3downnation.com/2026/01/16/payton-thorne-winnipeg-blue-bombers-qb/

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5 hours ago, Colin Unger said:
On 2026-01-13 at 9:32 AM, SpeedFlex27 said:

You just answered your own question...


how exactly??  If you’re looking at two QBs and they are both equally injury proned and uninspiring you’d obviously rather have the one that’s younger and cheaper.  So I repeat.  You’d be against that swap why?  

 

200.webp  

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9 hours ago, WinnipegGordo said:

Bombers signed a 6'5" American safety

Addison isn't just big (tall), he plays big. Converted to S during the COVID-shortened season after starting out as a WR (2 years).  In the 3 years post-position change, he was very productive. 

The good: Size (6'5 195), Athleticism 4.55 40 10'7"broad, 36" vert, great explosive numbers, good speed, and average agility numbers. Successful position change. Versatility, he played a lot of teams, backed up, but played a lot of reps. Played very well against the run and the pass. Physical, with a great nose for the ball, made a lot of plays.

The bad, a bit slight build for his height, 6-year covid super senior, despite playing well and for big schools, didn't get much NFL interest.

The Ugly is, only a 1-year starter despite being in college for 6 years. 

Overall, really good pick up for camp. Very high upside, the type of guy who could fit extremely well into JYs system, and has an inside track to playing his way onto the team with his team's skill set. He's a crafty, extremely physical football player who has that lunchbox ethic and dog mentality that Mos loves. Which, in a very big-bodied athletic DB, is a great combo. He's going to be in a very tough position to make the roster, with Kramdi/Allen/Woodbey, hopefully Griffin, and likely Vaval as a Di. But he's got the talent where he could come in and take a job, or capitalize on any opportunity that pops up. 

 

https://www.nfldraftscout.com/cfb/bio/1021804

https://uclabruins.com/sports/football/roster/bryan-addison/14419

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