Gorgeous day in the river city... Should be close to a sellout if not quite there. Let's get back into the win column no matter how it looks.

LFG Blue!!

1 minute ago, Goalie said:

Irrelevant. They were winning with 6 minutes left.

It’s very relevant, I would say.

Our identity as a successful team was built on imposing our will on teams and being mentally strong but even stronger with our backs against the wall.

Now we prepare, adjust, coach and play like a team with no brains, no guts and no balls.

The young players are learning this from the veterans because it’s been accepted by the coaches. **** rolls downhill.

Name one thing we do well on offense or defense. One.

3 minutes ago, voodoochylde said:

Two things:

This is what happens when you coach not to lose.

We don’t have a single difference maker on defense .. and I dare say we probably don’t have one on offense either. This is a squad full of lunch pail guys.

This entire squad has lost their collective jock straps. Absolutely embarrassing

3 hours ago, Piggy 1 said:

I just hope that BC qb isnt a Rocky Butler clone........😁

Whoops!

The Bombers play the most boring brand of football I’ve ever seen

Just now, Yourface said:

The Bombers play the most boring brand of football I’ve ever seen

That was football? Could have fooled me

The lack of having a lead and with the terrible home record is massive red flags.

We used to cream teams at home...

Looking at Bighill on the field with his family brought me back to the team we were not long ago....Sad to see us slip into this state of hopelessness ....Can't see anyway out now and serious moves for the future should be made before it all goes down the toilet

20 minutes ago, Booch said:

Man with no answers...even less of a clue

I thought Osh found the truth watching film? Maybe he can't handle the truth.

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This Bomber team is like the 2025-26 Pittsburgh Penguins not the 2016 and 2017 Champions (or the 2019, 2021 Grey Cup winners). Actually the last two seasons have made me think it’s 2014 again, just the Bombers and the fans hadn’t realized it yet until these last two games. We’ll see what happens when Zach returns but there’s no guarantee he lasts more than a game or two either.

O’Shea (like several people here) tends to just look at the result rather than the process. It’s flawed and it’s how you wind up leading this franchise to this position.

Anyone who has been observing the process over the past few years has seen this coming a mile away. Applying the blame to 377 rushing yards tonight is a symptom of only being willing to look at the result. How do you arrive at 377 rushing yards? The same way you arrive at a lot of the unfortunate circumstances surrounding this franchise right now. It doesn’t “just happen”.

This happens because you have allowed complacency. There’s no accountability because there’s no consequence. There’s no building new pros because our role models have been allowed to behave in a way that doesn’t breed professionalism. What kind of respect do you think a guy like Stanley Bryant commands from a new player in the locker room right now? I guarantee you there’s a small part of them that respects the hell out of the fact that he’s a no-doubt first ballot hall of famer but there’s a much bigger part of them that resents the fact that they have to scratch and claw to get a sniff of an opportunity while he’s allowed to coast without being questioned.

Make no mistake. Every player in that locker room knows Stan sucks right now. What do you think that does for morale? What do you think it does for the morale of a player like Connor Shay or Michael Ayers to see Kyrie Wilson get handed a spot and give up on major play after major play throughout the course of a game? If those players aren’t bothered by it, they shouldn’t be here either.

This is all the process. The staff let it get this far and they don’t seem to want to recognize it. Film study isn’t going to correct those issues. We need far more than that.

Tonight's performance felt like this:

1 minute ago, Mike said:

O’Shea (like several people here) tends to just look at the result rather than the process. It’s flawed and it’s how you wind up leading this franchise to this position.

Anyone who has been observing the process over the past few years has seen this coming a mile away. Applying the blame to 377 rushing yards tonight is a symptom of only being willing to look at the result. How do you arrive at 377 rushing yards? The same way you arrive at a lot of the unfortunate circumstances surrounding this franchise right now. It doesn’t “just happen”.

This happens because you have allowed complacency. There’s no accountability because there’s no consequence. There’s no building new pros because our role models have been allowed to behave in a way that doesn’t breed professionalism. What kind of respect do you think a guy like Stanley Bryant commands from a new player in the locker room right now? I guarantee you there’s a small part of them that respects the hell out of the fact that he’s a no-doubt first ballot hall of famer but there’s a much bigger part of them that resents the fact that they have to scratch and claw to get a sniff of an opportunity while he’s allowed to coast without being questioned.

Make no mistake. Every player in that locker room knows Stan sucks right now. What do you think that does for morale? What do you think it does for the morale of a player like Connor Shay or Michael Ayers to see Kyrie Wilson get handed a spot and give up on major play after major play throughout the course of a game? If those players aren’t bothered by it, they shouldn’t be here either.

This is all the process. The staff let it get this far and they don’t seem to want to recognize it. Film study isn’t going to correct those issues. We need far more than that.

I've been observing..and saying it..not many seemed to wanna listen..got lotsa "ya but's" tho

2 minutes ago, Mike said:

O’Shea (like several people here) tends to just look at the result rather than the process. It’s flawed and it’s how you wind up leading this franchise to this position.

Anyone who has been observing the process over the past few years has seen this coming a mile away. Applying the blame to 377 rushing yards tonight is a symptom of only being willing to look at the result. How do you arrive at 377 rushing yards? The same way you arrive at a lot of the unfortunate circumstances surrounding this franchise right now. It doesn’t “just happen”.

This happens because you have allowed complacency. There’s no accountability because there’s no consequence. There’s no building new pros because our role models have been allowed to behave in a way that doesn’t breed professionalism. What kind of respect do you think a guy like Stanley Bryant commands from a new player in the locker room right now? I guarantee you there’s a small part of them that respects the hell out of the fact that he’s a no-doubt first ballot hall of famer but there’s a much bigger part of them that resents the fact that they have to scratch and claw to get a sniff of an opportunity while he’s allowed to coast without being questioned.

Make no mistake. Every player in that locker room knows Stan sucks right now. What do you think that does for morale? What do you think it does for the morale of a player like Connor Shay or Michael Ayers to see Kyrie Wilson get handed a spot and give up on major play after major play throughout the course of a game? If those players aren’t bothered by it, they shouldn’t be here either.

This is all the process. The staff let it get this far and they don’t seem to want to recognize it. Film study isn’t going to correct those issues. We need far more than that.

Nothing will change until Osh is gone. And even then, if he was fired (which he won't be) & replaced by one of his assistant coaching disciples, it'll just be more of the same. To change the culture, there has to be a clean break. Bring in a coach that has no connection to Osh. I don't expect that until the end of 2028.

6 minutes ago, Mike said:

O’Shea (like several people here) tends to just look at the result rather than the process. It’s flawed and it’s how you wind up leading this franchise to this position.

Anyone who has been observing the process over the past few years has seen this coming a mile away. Applying the blame to 377 rushing yards tonight is a symptom of only being willing to look at the result. How do you arrive at 377 rushing yards? The same way you arrive at a lot of the unfortunate circumstances surrounding this franchise right now. It doesn’t “just happen”.

This happens because you have allowed complacency. There’s no accountability because there’s no consequence. There’s no building new pros because our role models have been allowed to behave in a way that doesn’t breed professionalism. What kind of respect do you think a guy like Stanley Bryant commands from a new player in the locker room right now? I guarantee you there’s a small part of them that respects the hell out of the fact that he’s a no-doubt first ballot hall of famer but there’s a much bigger part of them that resents the fact that they have to scratch and claw to get a sniff of an opportunity while he’s allowed to coast without being questioned.

Make no mistake. Every player in that locker room knows Stan sucks right now. What do you think that does for morale? What do you think it does for the morale of a player like Connor Shay or Michael Ayers to see Kyrie Wilson get handed a spot and give up on major play after major play throughout the course of a game? If those players aren’t bothered by it, they shouldn’t be here either.

This is all the process. The staff let it get this far and they don’t seem to want to recognize it. Film study isn’t going to correct those issues. We need far more than that.

Honestly the Jets are in the same boat. Which environment do you think is more conducive to developing talent?

1. If I work my ass off I have a chance to play.

2. If I work my ass off I have a chance to play a couple shifts on the fourth line if Gustav Nyquist gets hurt.

When you run a team like the latter, apathy cancels out any talent you do manage to find.

Youngers defence is junk...he got cooked, raped, destroyed......

Condell started so promising then got out coaches,...called junk....he got cooked, raped,b destroyed.. .

Neither are good enough....not even close...not one or two games...they just can't compete.....

With Younger and Condell we will be a 6-8 win team....

Not to toot my horn but I said we are a6-8 win team this year...we are, with Younger and Condell....yell we might not even hit this with them... They are NOT good enough....

Now what does OSH do...he needs to change something...if he doesn't he is garbage being raped, cooked and destroyed too!!!!

5 minutes ago, Super Duper Negatron said:

Honestly the Jets are in the same boat. Which environment do you think is more conducive to developing talent?

1. If I work my ass off I have a chance to play.

2. If I work my ass off I have a chance to play a couple shifts on the fourth line if Gustav Nyquist gets hurt.

When you run a team like the latter, apathy cancels out any talent you do manage to find.

I couldn’t agree more

They've gone from a team that used to beat the snot out of everybody...to a team that most often does as little as possible. All of this with largely the same coaching staff. It's mind numbing.

It was frustrating to hear MOS on the post game say that changes aren't needed.

Seriously this sums it up:

Just now, Super Duper Negatron said:

Honestly the Jets are in the same boat. Which environment do you think is more conducive to developing talent?

1. If I work my ass off I have a chance to play.

2. If I work my ass off I have a chance to play a couple shifts on the fourth line if Gustav Nyquist gets hurt.

When you run a team like the latter, apathy cancels out any talent you do manage to find.

This goes a lot deeper than apathy. This entire organization requires a reset. Some players & a couple of coaches need to be fired. Even if just for shock value & to send a message that mediocrity won't be tolerated. However, I think to expect something like that to happen is njust a fantasy. Osh is Osh & he's gonna keep on Oshin'. As the game went on, our DL just wilted. Linebackers were non existent. Offensively, we only have just a couple of consistent playmakers. defensively, we're a mess. Just. Not. Acceptable.

1 minute ago, rebusrankin said:

It was frustrating to hear MOS on the post game say that changes aren't needed.

Seriously this sums it up:

That's what yoiu get when you're halfway thru the first year of a 3 year deal. No need to worry.

15 minutes ago, rebusrankin said:

It was frustrating to hear MOS on the post game say that changes aren't needed.

Seriously this sums it up:

Absolutely terrifying and borderline fireable offence.

O’Shea said in the post-game presser guys were just tired and trying too hard

LMAO

We're in trouble, big time. Quad OT to beat the worst team in the league. Lose to the 1-5 Lions who have 8-10 starters out including Rourke and Butler. Allowed a 50 burger by Calgary. Anyone want to bet that Ottawa gets it's first win against us? Anyone?

2 minutes ago, Mike said:

O’Shea said in the post-game presser guys were just tired and trying too hard

LMAO

We had more rest than BC did so that bullshit excuse does not fly.

1 hour ago, Super Duper Negatron said:

Name one thing we do well on offense or defense. One.

We do lots well to help the opposing team

11 minutes ago, Mike said:

O’Shea said in the post-game presser guys were just tired and trying too hard

LMAO

He is past his best before date and is delusional. He should be fired or asked to retire