USABomberfan

That it took them being down 17-0, a mistake on a punt into the EZ and that ridiculous fumble that was not even caused by a defender for them to win says it all. They're going nowhere in the playoffs.

Well considering it's Calgary they're playing, this could be another 53-17 type score.

Don't think I can watch this one. Kavis Reed's is so inept his team actually looks almost worse than our 2013 disaster.

Lol 1 stupid Redbacks receiver puts the ball on the ground and they think that. Take away that play and SSK loses easy.

Rain and Ryan Lindley don't mix

McDuffie is due

I can only hope Glenn throws a pick 6.

That dude who self fumbled it should be fired off the team. Riders nothin but lucky to be in this one.

Damn it you idiot protect the football good god.

Maher's punting is awful.

Lol this is the CFL they always have a chance.

Lol this is the CFL they always have a chance.

Whoever said Ottawa was roadkill, only roadkill I see right now is melonheads.

Ridirts in big trouble now lol, their fan base has to be in real meltdown mode now losing to Lindley.

Redbacks can't be lazy with this lead though.

I'm wondering if the Ridirts fans are having a ref ***** fest though.

This is what I love about this league, the Tanner Marsh's and Ryan Lindleys can cause upsets like this.

Well well well looky here, the Ridirts are getting Lindleyed

Well, history might just repeat itself, just never know in this league.

Yet in all this TJ Rubley's name doesn't come up. Wonder how that's possible. Honestly, while Ryan Lindley's expectations might be low, what if he has a 1-game show like Troy Kopp?

That plus Ottawa's home crowd's gotta be turning up for this one. So far that Redblack faithful has been pretty faithful unlike Montreal's fair-weathered bunch. As to weather out in the capital, they're saying about 30% rain chance like a few showers with 15-degree temperatures. Doesn't look like anything real major though as far as rain is concerned, just typical fall football weather.

Man wouldn't that be the make-all headline of the CFL this week. Lindley was rough in his opening start against us and pressed the ball, but if it's not raining in Ottawa tonight maybe he'll look sharper. I can only hope so cuz I want Saskabush to have a major choke outing from Kevin Glenn tonight. If Lindley doesn't get it done, maybe Antoine Pruneau and the Redblack defense will. SSK is due for a bad one tonight.

Obviously not considering we got Hamilton next week and a two full game lead on them. But it would be the first time we actually swept these villains in a long time, and it'd be great to see this team go 14-4 this season.

i know one thing, that our team is capable of beating anybody in this league, yes even Calgary if we're on our game. The tough things we got going against us are that Edmonton has lost 5 in a row which unfortunately could mean they're due for a win soon, just hopefully after our game. Also they too understand how important it could be to still try and grab that WSF homefield spot at number 2 in the west, unless they'd rather try their hand going through the East, but after that last loss they had at Toronto, I wouldn't. It would be great to finally sweep them though, can't remember when the last time we did that was though.

Well, this game the late one on Saturday has huge implications riding on it, and once again our Bombers are gonna be the center of the CFL drama. It was the meeting earlier this season between these two teams that really set things in motion for both teams propelling us to second in the West and even though Edmonton does still sit at 3rd at the moment, they haven't won since we gave them the L. A win this Saturday and I think it would all but guarantee we host the West semifinal even with 2 meetings with BC and a date with Calgary left. Having said that, the Esks certainly understand what's at stake here and they know if they don't get things righted soon, it still is mathematically possible for them to miss the playoffs. Not likely, but even if you do get a crossover to the crappy east, no guarantee that you're going to be able to play good in BMO. Certainly the big onus once again is going to be on our D. We've played better the last two weeks, but we're not going up against Bridge in his first banjo bowl action at IGF, or the raw inexperienced Lindley out in the rain. We got Reilly with some of his missing players back coming off a bye with a little extra time to prepare at home. And, the Esks are probably going to get a couple more wins before this season is up even though it was shown their 7-0 start wasn't all that.