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Williams biggest impact was going up and getting the long balls.... not sure he's the guy to go and chase down balls waaayyyy over thrown, and honestly what will he be able to do on those underthrown ones where the db is in position to make a pick? Take an offensive PI? Maybe, he got away with a lot last time, but that was more in the jump ball situations. Evans will make more of a difference for faj.

And then kicks a field goal....

Discussion amongst a couple of us while watching the game... what does stove squat? Answer we came up with, whatever he wants.

If there was a most outstanding receiver totally, but to me it's still collaros hands down.

Cody Fajardo: example #1 on why you don't read your own press clippings. Poor bastard actually started to believe he was a top qb.

Dickenson is just totally out of his depth as a head coach.

Khari threw a lot of picks at a time when completion percentages were lower and picks happened more regularly. As for best since then, yes it's collaros, after that between Glenn and Nichols and I opted for Glenn as he had less to work with. Nichols peak probably higher than Glenn, but Glenn was pretty consistent.

Mcadoo was unfairly maligned as oc in Regina. He made a gameplan faj could handle.

I just find it absolutely hilarious that faj is taking shots at his receivers when you can point to a whole pile of shitty throws giving receivers no chance.

Better than Kevin Glenn? Yeah no kidding.

Some rider fans realizing what many of us said last year about fajardo. Still plenty more in denial.

Black bothers me less than some. He's an idiot but he is a genuine idiot. Suitor is an idiot who thinks he is the smartest guy in the room.

Fajardo seems like he spent the offseason reading all the media about himself. Go ahead Cody, bombs away. Watch the int numbers soar.

Marshall is one of the biggest pieces of **** anywhere in the league.

I thought that's what made it exciting?

Lol he would have to throw it to the same area code for it to even be a shot at a 50/50 ball

Know how I know you didn't visit the US politics thread?

I said it last season too, collaros isn't very impressive at the short stuff. That's ok. He isn't that kind of qb and we're not asking him to be that guy. It's working out great.

Honestly collaros isn't very good at the short stuff. That being said he is tremendous at the mid range - long stuff so it doesn't really matter. The windows he is hitting, just great stuff. Combined with his ability to evade pressure makes it very hard to defend. LoL at the riders for totally wasting this talent. Enjoy fajardo.

Whenever I see a post of mine with the disagree reaction I always know who it was... so tell me, who is the toughest matchup?

Honestly the Stamps still look to be the toughest matchup for the Bombers in the West.

It ain't bragging if you back it up.

Yeah the **** people have given bomber fans the past 2 decades we have earned the right to be assholes. I got 20 years of **** yous to hand out.

Let's be honest, the lions got absolutely thrashed after being hyped up a lot the last few weeks. If the shoe was on the other foot we'd be a surly lot too. But this is also why us bomber fans are being arrogant. We read all off season about the super team in Hamilton, or how good the riders are, and then how tough a test bc will be, and it just seems to go on and on. Bombers have been an after thought to the media despite being the Champs in 2019 dominating everyone in their way, despite smacking the so called top teams in the mouth at every turn.

It's not just the riders, being an SFU product he is also a big Vancouver homer as well. So watching the Bombers beat up the lions is painful for him too.