Mark H.

Fair comment. I just watch a D like ours fly to ball - BC is nowhere close to that.

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That is just insanely poor planning by the Lions. Reilly must have nightmares every night.

We will not work harder. Comrade Claybrooks is not the man.

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And beat the Argos 13 - 12 with a lights out game from the D.

Argos at least look like they’re making an effort.

IIIRC that was because he was he was good at picking his spots. I remember what he always did on 2nd and long. They lined up 4 or 5 DBs 15 - 20 yards deep, and then blitzed the entire front 7.

Don't think too hard...

Khari has some pretty effective hot routes built into his O. Harris is in a funk, so is the Esks D.

What does Blake Wheeler put in his corn flakes?

The trenches on both sides and the talent and speed at the skill positions are beyond incredible.

Visions of Nickname Nate - be dancing in my head

I love his balance of rushing and receiving this year.

You don't - good thing Nichols is a quick study...

1. OL 2. DL 3. Nichols HH - Andrew Harris - gritty effort as always - 131 yards from scrimmage

Plenty of air under his throws - for the secondary’s convenience.

I was referring to yesterday’s game - I admit I had not looked at any other stats.

Walker is overrated until he out performs Green - so far he hasn't.

Crazy thing is, Toronto has weapons on O and their D serviceable.

The Stamps - could easily be stamped.

Wilder & Greene came to play.

I've been thinking the same thing - but their approach is beyond failure - it's fundamentally flawed.

Pretty he didn’t forget how to block during the off-season. OL play is more about cohesion as a group.