July 17, 20177 yr comment_277202 BC's OL has a big weakness at centre, hopefully Nevis and Johnson can exploit this.
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277205 BC's O line is their Achilles heal, but they can make enough big plays to make up for it. They have great receivers, which means we can't just take one guy out of the game. They also run the ball pretty well. This will be the biggest test for our defense so far.
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277219 The way our run D has been playing all year coupled with a weak o-line in BC, I think we can keep that going this week. Pressure will be key to prevent Lulay/Jennings from stretching out the secondary. Should be a good tilt, all three games against BC last year went down to the wire and I expect this one will as well.
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277224 1 hour ago, Atomic said: BC's OL has a big weakness at centre, hopefully Nevis and Johnson can exploit this. if they keep the pressure up like they have been, I can't imagine it will be a good day for BC's interior.. *knocks on wood*
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277226 So we expect Hurl will be at WIL? I mean with the switch up do we believe we might be seeing an improvement at possibly both positions. Is hurl maybe better suited to play the wil spot over mlb?
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277229 My understanding is that there's so much movement in that LB corps, with people moving around and showing different looks, some people here put way too much emphasis on who's playing what position....
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277232 17 minutes ago, Noeller said: My understanding is that there's so much movement in that LB corps, with people moving around and showing different looks, some people here put way too much emphasis on who's playing what position.... That is what it looked like to me but I haven't taken a sober second look at the video. IE I don't actually watch the games sober so I might miss a detail here and there.
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277235 Bob Irving @BobIrvingCJOB 2m2 minutes ago TJ thorpe practicing with first team Bomber receiving corps ahead of L'Damian Washington. Expect Thorpe to start in Vancouver.
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277239 Man I really want to see someone seize an opportunity at reciever. I think in the past two years we've given guys an opportunity to become a starter and compliment Dressler and Adams but no ones stepped up to the plate. One more consistent weapon on offense would go a long way.
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277240 2 minutes ago, sweep the leg said: Bob Irving @BobIrvingCJOB 2m2 minutes ago TJ thorpe practicing with first team Bomber receiving corps ahead of L'Damian Washington. Expect Thorpe to start in Vancouver. so Thorpe and Lankford? Interesting.. wonder who does which duties when it comes to PR/KR
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277242 45 minutes ago, Noeller said: My understanding is that there's so much movement in that LB corps, with people moving around and showing different looks, some people here put way too much emphasis on who's playing what position.... I watched the game again.... this is what I saw. Second half, D players were moving all over the place, including Hurl, and (hard) Knox. Richie hall is simplifying the game plan Haha Ritchie and Moss, fooled us all! Can't beat SJ Green and R. Ray with simplicity. Also, Jake made the final block that got the first play return touchdown. Edited July 17, 20177 yr by Mark F
July 17, 20177 yr Author comment_277244 2 minutes ago, SPuDS said: so Thorpe and Lankford? Interesting.. wonder who does which duties when it comes to PR/KR I'd imagine Lankfords TD last game earned him another shot this week. If Thorpe is playing receiver you're not gonna wanna wear him out doing returns as well
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277248 12 minutes ago, Mark F said: I watched the game again.... this is what I saw. Second half, D players were moving all over the place, including Hurl, and (hard) Knox. Richie hall is simplifying the game plan Haha Ritchie and Moss, fooled us all! Can't beat SJ Green and R. Ray with simplicity. Also, Jake made the final block that got the first play return touchdown. I have heard players say several time that they are doing different things than last year. I do believe bringing more pressure is one. Also interesting Heath said after game that Hall allows him more freedom than any other coach he has had to go out and play the ball and try to jump routes. Normally he said they want to you to play the man first and the ball second.
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277249 9 minutes ago, Taynted_Fayth said: I'd imagine Lankfords TD last game earned him another shot this week. If Thorpe is playing receiver you're not gonna wanna wear him out doing returns as well maybe not to start no but I do believe our returners have often done double duty while being on the offense.
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277250 I have no problem with Lankford over Washington, neither have proven to be very dangerous recieving treats at this point and Lankford returns kicks (until Fogg comes back...Hopefully). Really excited to see what Thorpe can do, hopefully he can provide a spark for the passing game. Edited July 17, 20177 yr by Gotmilt
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277253 Lions O is largely successful - off of their receiver's YAC and ability to win the deep jump or 50/50 balls, on not so perfect passes. Our DB's will have to play tough on the ball, in this one. Of course the best pass D is simply crushing the pocket - inside pressure is particularly good, as it messes up the QB throwing lanes. If our DL can do that consistently, we have a good shot, here. Harris has to get at least 15 touches, and our passing game has to get out of the gate, quicker. Getting back to our usual good kick coverage is a must. As far as this Thorpe fella.... after both times he got hurt - he was then put right back with the 1st team in practice....which tells me, that the coaches are high on this guy. We need a bit more YAC/bomb threat out there, on O anyways......so lets find out. Looking at this Bomber team, though early in the season......folks are wondering about the "identity" of this squad. As I look at the guys we have on the OL....and the DL we are putting together - the answer may simply be.... a smash mouth bunch, who physically pounds on people and wears them down (ie. Toronto 4th quarter) Strictly speculation of course.
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277259 25 minutes ago, do or die said: Lions O is largely successful - off of their receiver's YAC and ability to win the deep jump or 50/50 balls, on not so perfect passes. Our DB's will have to play tough on the ball, in this one. Of course the best pass D is simply crushing the pocket - inside pressure is particularly good, as it messes up the QB throwing lanes. If our DL can do that consistently, we have a good shot, here. Harris has to get at least 15 touches, and our passing game has to get out of the gate, quicker. Getting back to our usual good kick coverage is a must. As far as this Thorpe fella.... after both times he got hurt - he was then put right back with the 1st team in practice....which tells me, that the coaches are high on this guy. We need a bit more YAC/bomb threat out there, on O anyways......so lets find out. Looking at this Bomber team, though early in the season......folks are wondering about the "identity" of this squad. As I look at the guys we have on the OL....and the DL we are putting together - the answer may simply be.... a smash mouth bunch, who physically pounds on people and wears them down (ie. Toronto 4th quarter) Strictly speculation of course. Coaches definitely are high on him, barely played at all in TC or pre season, and was compared to ABIII. Pretty high praise for a guy who hasn't played a game yet.
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277260 I am excited to see Thorpe in action. Hope he Thorpedos the Lions secondary all night long.
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277264 1 hour ago, Gotmilt said: I have no problem with Lankford over Washington, neither have proven to be very dangerous recieving treats at this point and Lankford returns kicks (until Fogg comes back...Hopefully). Really excited to see what Thorpe can do, hopefully he can provide a spark for the passing game. Washington had a few instances where he had a chance to make plays but Nichols missed him. Nichols hasn't really done a lot of favours to the receivers thus far. He has been over throwing a lot of guys downfield this year, get that cleaned up and we can really see what we have at receiver.
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277275 15 minutes ago, 17to85 said: Washington had a few instances where he had a chance to make plays but Nichols missed him. Nichols hasn't really done a lot of favours to the receivers thus far. He has been over throwing a lot of guys downfield this year, get that cleaned up and we can really see what we have at receiver. Nichols has to rediscover his chemistry with Adams and put him to work, that's a priority over what any 3 or 4 receiver will contribute at this time.
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277278 2 minutes ago, Throw Long Bannatyne said: Nichols has to rediscover his chemistry with Adams and put him to work, that's a priority over what any 3 or 4 receiver will contribute at this time. Any time Adams has struggled with consistency (drops etc) it's the result of not involving him early. I don't know if he just checks out a bit or what the deal is but it's almost as if he gets 'disinterested' at times when the ball isn't coming his way.
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277282 Sounds like Lulay gets the call. TSN Radio VancouverVerified account @TSN1040 LISTEN @ScottRintoul: Expect @BCLions to rest Jennings at least one game @CFL
July 17, 20177 yr comment_277284 6 minutes ago, Throw Long Bannatyne said: Sounds like Lulay gets the call. TSN Radio VancouverVerified account @TSN1040 LISTEN @ScottRintoul: Expect @BCLions to rest Jennings at least one game @CFL early to suggest this imo, could be a psych-out move my Wally as well. If theres no change by Wednesday, then I'd assume Lulay is the guy.. which sucks.. Id rather game plan for Jennings.
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