Looks like PI to me

Edited 18 hours ago18 hr by MOBomberFan

TSN's narrative for that game was all about Lawler and the effect he was having on the game. Forgot about the Als.

17 minutes ago, JuranBoldenRules said:

TSN's narrative for that game was all about Lawler and the effect he was having on the game. Forgot about the Als.

Wheatfall had a bigger impact, tho!

12 hours ago, Goalie said:

Ya I mean. Based on speedy B going in, Janarian Grant must then since basically the same but won a cup. Is Keith stokes in the hall? If speedy B is, stokes should be also.

Janarion likely has a GC MVP too... if the Bombers hadn't pissed away that game...

But... Speedy B, does have a league MOP... that holds some value

13 hours ago, Noeller said:

He's a weird looking dude, but I like him. Fiery competitor... Doesn't say many douchey things... if he can ever stay healthy, he could be the best QB in the league.

I like his competitiveness too. But I don't think he'll be the best as long as Rourke is around. It's hard to ignore Alexanders W/L record, but I just don't see the same pure arm talent, and his defense got him out of a few jams last night including giving him essentially 10 points. It's close, but I'd still put Rourke above him. Give Rourke the MTL defense and the results are likely similar.

13 hours ago, Goalie said:

Ya I mean. Based on speedy B going in, Janarian Grant must then since basically the same but won a cup. Is Keith stokes in the hall? If speedy B is, stokes should be also.

I guess if you want to ignore all of Banks' production on O. Has Grant ever passed 300 yards rec in any year?
Banks is far more accomplished as painful as that is for me to say

15 hours ago, Super Duper Negatron said:

Dammit if Wilson isn't a pretty good colour guy.

yeah, I liked his breakdown of Kiondre Smith's big catch where Lawler ran a clearout route that drew the entire Als secondary, and I like how he diagnosed the pick six as BLM taking too long to throw to the curl route.

People who know about football -- if you're a receiver and you run a curl route and the ball doesn't hit you immediately, shouldn't you go find a soft spot in the D rather than standing flat-footed staring at the QB? I was taught that flat-footed receivers cause interceptions...

3 minutes ago, johnzo said:

yeah, I liked his breakdown of Kiondre Smith's big catch where Lawler ran a clearout route that drew the entire Als secondary, and I like how he diagnosed the pick six as BLM taking too long to throw to the curl route.

People who know about football -- if you're a receiver and you run a curl route and the ball doesn't hit you immediately, shouldn't you go find a soft spot in the D rather than standing flat-footed staring at the QB? I was taught that flat-footed receivers cause interceptions...

technically a receiver should never stop moving, especially if for whatever reason the QB has to go off script