Fatty Liver

I can't ever recall a team rotating C's, it goes against continuity.

Super important ball-game for the club, they have a chance to redeem themselves with their fan-base and build something good, despite their past record. Hope they're up for it.

Should have put the team North of the city where 40 somethings have nuthin to do but watch the tube after 5.

Don't think it matters who is 3rd, they're all getting plenty of playing time. I would say after the last game Hubbard is likely to stick with Green going back on the PR.

3 DE's is the way to go, O'Shea mentioned last week that it helped keep everyone fresh. When Corney comes back they'll have to make a decision on Green or Hubbard.

I'm with you on this, nor do I want to see Dressler or any other player of great importance returning punts, too risky. It would have made sense to give Flanders some game action without risking injury to any of the starters.

Interesting they brought Sheppard off the PR ahead of Mayo. J. Adams is in, McDuffy is out. No KR or PR indicated, without Flanders any ideas who they're going to use?

I Don't think they showed the Bass infraction on TV but I remember it being called. Week 3 Fines TORONTO — The Canadian Football League (CFL) announced Tuesday that four players have been fined following Week 3 action. Winnipeg Blue Bombers linebacker Khalil Bass was fined for an unnecessary hit to a vulnerable player (C.J. Gable) in the game against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Toronto Argonaut Shawn Lemon was fined for a low hit to BC Lions quarterback Travis Lulay in Thursday’s game. Ottawa REDBLACK Damaso Munoz was fined for spearing Bo Levi Mitchell in Friday night’s game versus the Calgary Stampeders. Calgary Stampeder Alex Singleton was fined for a hit to the head of Ottawa REDBLACKS quarterback Trevor Harris. As per league policy, the amount of the player fines was not disclosed. CFL.ca Staff <<<<SOURCE

I think so, people were hoping for Bass to move to MLB but the result is a lot less free-lancing in a Richie's D. Question is who is the better WIL, Wild or Bass?

According to Richie Hall Johnson is on the 6 game so the secondary adventure is going to continue for awhile. Adams also did not practice today.

C'mon buddy, why so divisive? Sounds like you need a drink or 12...

I dunno for sure but I think 17to85 is referring to Jace Davis the RECEIVER.

Who knows but they gave him a look and decided Adams, Mayo, Sheppard and Davis were better fits. Could have been attitude, lack of effort, drops or anything. Dressler and Smith were essential to LaPo's game plan and for marketing so they were untouchables.

True only as long as you acknowledge the ladder is made with Canadian softwood.

Pot roast?

Nevis also spent time inside, he threw Hardrick out of the way on one play like a sack of potatoes. There really are some amazing D-lines this year, should be fun to watch. Fact Check: Nevis and Laurant play DT with Tracy and Chick on the wings.

They handled Nevis and a re-invigorated Chick pretty well last week so they should be able to deal with the Esks. rush as long as they keep getting the ball away quickly. Two sacks given against Hammy is pretty good compared to past history.

Zerg=mosquitoes.

Best accept it brother, running a ball control offence is going to be the hallmark of the LaPo-Willy partnership,

Sure would be nice if both Adams and Johnson returned this week for the Esks, reducing the rookies to one. If I had to chose one of the 4 options for the HB spot I would go with Posey at this point.

Send him to the CFL Time website on You Tube. Sask.-Esk. and Cgy.-Ott. would be two good games from this past weekend. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC358NgkZW9FdzGWlLctt0iQ As for marketing who cares, marketing is mostly extraneous bullshit.

Morley Scott @Morley_Scott The QB experiment is over. #Esks release Thomas Demarco. They have also brought back Rec Andrew Johnson. Team back practice today #CFL