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The most economical individual seats at IGF are $25.75/ea. Cheapest seats by team (regular seating, non-youth): Lions: $35 Stampeders: $34.50 Eskimos: $30 Riders: $36 Argonauts: $20 Ticats: $35.50 Alouettes: $29 RedBlacks: $27 Ticats and Alouettes have general admission areas that are $27 and $25 respectively. If you are a family of 4 I almost always recommend the Co-op Family 4-Pack which is 4 tickets in the end zone and a parking pass for $125. That's a $60 savings.

WINNIPEG, MB., October 6, 2016 – The Winnipeg Blue Bombers today announce the club has signed International wide receiver Tori Gurley. Gurley (6-4, 230, South Carolina, November 22, 1987 in Rock Hill, SC) has spent the past two seasons with the Toronto Argonauts. In 2015, Gurley finished tied for the CFL lead in receiving touchdowns with nine, while hauling in 58 receptions for 791 yards. In ten games this season for Toronto, Gurley recorded 36 receptions for 509 yards and five touchdowns. Prior to joining the Argos in June of 2015, Gurley had spent the previous four seasons in the NFL, including time with the Green Bay Packers, Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns, Oakland Raiders, Minnesota Vikings, San Diego Chargers, and Tampa Bay Buccaneer. In 27 games at South Carolina, he caught 76 passes for 910 yards and six touchdowns with the Gamecocks.

They would be light on the pocketbook for sure.

Yet, here we all stand.

Hindsight is always 20/20 isn't it? Pros make mistakes, but no one can say that the Argos made a mistake by trading for Drew just yet. Give him time to get acclimated, learn the full offense and most importantly, have an actual training camp next season, then see what happens from there.

In terms of salary, I highly doubt that any of the three were a concern at this time.

That's a shame. After watching the replay of that catch, Durant certainly didn't look like a guy who was confident the ground didn't help him keep that one in his arms. I would have liked to have seen the replay from the other side.

Only in Vegas.

If everyone reads between the lines of that last post, it shouldn't be hard to figure it out. We can leave it at that.

Also, all surveillance video has now been reviewed, and I am sure everyone doesn't need me to tell them what was found.

These surveys come out after every game. Great for CBC to spin it as if the timing was congruent with the "incident".

Too much being left up to chance when killing the clock like that. Harris got tackled with 2 seconds left. Had he not been brought down when he was (say he runs another 10 yards) there is no time left to kick the field goal and we are off to OT for no reason.

That last play before the GW field goal and we let 15 of the 23 seconds left go down off the clock after the whistle. Blows my mind, and makes me want to claw my eyes out.

No seats being held back. What's left is what's left.

I have a feeling we won't see Messam this week.

Nearly sold out. 100-200 seats left max.

This HAS to be a concern for the Riders front office. I can see quite a few sponsors feeling this same way right now. It's not just your business, it's your reputation.

Wouldn't have to give up anything for him.

My figure was based on when the offense started the drive, regardless if it was punt/kick return, or whether the defense forced a turnover. If you're basing the 1.5 on conventional drives started just by kick return, then that's a sore stat.

Average # of TD's scored in the last 4 games: 2.25 Average # of FG's scored in the last 4 games: 4 Kind of lopsided when we've scored an average of 33.25 points over the same period.

You use the fact that the teams we've beaten are sub .500, when Edmonton was 2-2, Hamilton was 3-2 and Toronto was 4-2.

Logic is irrelevant to some.