Posted September 8, 20186 yr comment_353954 Here is a great series by John Hufnagel & the Bomber offense.
September 8, 20186 yr comment_353961 12 minutes ago, SpeedFlex27 said: Here is a great series by John Hufnagel & the Bomber offense. Very nice.
September 8, 20186 yr comment_354040 45 minutes ago, Tracker said: Nostalgia isn't what it used to be.... Gawd I loved James Murphy. What a friggin receiver.
September 8, 20186 yr Author comment_354049 50 minutes ago, J5V said: Gawd I loved James Murphy. What a friggin receiver. Boyd & Murphy were awesome wideouts!
September 12, 20186 yr comment_355294 On 2018-09-08 at 12:02 PM, SpeedFlex27 said: Boyd & Murphy were awesome wideouts! House and Pop weren't too bad either.
September 12, 20186 yr Author comment_355295 7 minutes ago, pigseye said: House and Pop weren't too bad either. They were inside. Those 4 played together. We can only wish for something remotely close now. Oh yeah, throw in Perry Tuttle as well.
September 12, 20186 yr comment_355404 Growing up in the eighties, I thought awesome Canadian slotbacks were a Bomber birthright, from House / Poplawski through Alphin / Wilcox. Man it would be awesome if Petermann and Wolitarsky hit those heights.... Petermann wore 71 in training camp, shoulda kept it, that number looks good on a Canadian receiver.
September 12, 20186 yr comment_355419 1 hour ago, johnzo said: Growing up in the eighties, I thought awesome Canadian slotbacks were a Bomber birthright, from House / Poplawski through Alphin / Wilcox. Man it would be awesome if Petermann and Wolitarsky hit those heights.... Petermann wore 71 in training camp, shoulda kept it, that number looks good on a Canadian receiver. Petermann & Woli in the slots, Adams and _______ wide outs. Just need to fill in the blank and we are on our way back to the glory days.
September 12, 20186 yr comment_355425 9 minutes ago, pigseye said: Petermann & Woli in the slots, Adams and _______ wide outs. Just need to fill in the blank and we are on our way back to the glory days. Just need a dynamic QB like back in the 80's. Does anybody know if Deiter Brock ever had a son...heh, I'd settle for a grandson.
September 12, 20186 yr comment_355427 15 minutes ago, pigseye said: Petermann & Woli in the slots, Adams and _______ wide outs. Just need to fill in the blank and we are on our way back to the glory days. Not if we play a QB who can't throw past the line without an interception happening...
September 12, 20186 yr comment_355428 6 minutes ago, blueingreenland said: Just need a dynamic QB like back in the 80's. Does anybody know if Deiter Brock ever had a son...heh, I'd settle for a grandson. Bennet has the arm strength that Dieter did, I would really like to see him get some reps this year.
September 12, 20186 yr comment_355429 3 minutes ago, NorthernSkunk said: Not if we play a QB who can't throw past the line without an interception happening... Nichols was never going to be the 'guy' he just got hot there for awhile and fooled everyone, his noodle arm has been on full display now.
September 12, 20186 yr comment_355435 I started asking early last year if our backups were any good in case Nichols went down.......and man did I get a ton of flack for it. I told people I didn't think Nichols was good enough throwing long, he wasn't a good scrambler or runner, to me he just didn't own the field when he came on. No other teams have ever feared him in my opinion. Those people that gave me flack don't want to discuss it this year. But, if he starts I will cheer for him to do everything he needs to in order for us to win the game. At least until he messes up anyway.
September 12, 20186 yr comment_355461 1 hour ago, pigseye said: Bennet has the arm strength that Dieter did, I would really like to see him get some reps this year. If that's true so would I. Oh wait, we have no receivers.
September 13, 20186 yr comment_355469 4 hours ago, pigseye said: Bennet has the arm strength that Dieter did, I would really like to see him get some reps this year. If Bennett could not beat out that sad lot of quarterbacks in Regina, how good can he be?
September 13, 20186 yr comment_355471 14 minutes ago, Tracker said: If Bennett could not beat out that sad lot of quarterbacks in Regina, how good can he be? I have no idea how good he could be, only that he is a physical beast with a cannon of an arm. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000488449/article/se-louisianas-bryan-bennett-hit-60-mph-with-combine-throw Edited September 13, 20186 yr by pigseye z
September 13, 20186 yr comment_355472 Just now, pigseye said: Edited September 13, 20186 yr by pigseye z
September 13, 20186 yr comment_355476 15 minutes ago, pigseye said: I have no idea how good he could be, only that he is a physical beast with a cannon of an arm. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000488449/article/se-louisianas-bryan-bennett-hit-60-mph-with-combine-throw He doesn't throw like Brock. Brock was a flick-of-the-wrist thrower. He threw a very heavy ball. Bennett is athletic but looks to have a low release point and kind of a jerky delivery. Not the most accurate passer I've ever seen. Nice runner.
September 13, 20186 yr comment_355485 47 minutes ago, J5V said: He doesn't throw like Brock. Brock was a flick-of-the-wrist thrower. He threw a very heavy ball. Bennett is athletic but looks to have a low release point and kind of a jerky delivery. Not the most accurate passer I've ever seen. Nice runner. I said he has the arm strength, not the throwing motion, agree Brock just flipped the wrist, it was crazy.
September 13, 20186 yr comment_355488 2 hours ago, pigseye said: I said he has the arm strength, not the throwing motion, agree Brock just flipped the wrist, it was crazy. Brock did not show up with that arm strength. He was just another QB prospect who managed to hang around long enough to get noticed. At season's end, he was told to strengthen his arm, so he went back home and started throwing shot-put balls around all offseason. He returned the next training camp and had put about 20 pounds on in his upper body- mostly on his shoulders and arms. I was spectating at that camp and his arms did not seem to taper from his shoulders to his wrists. And boy, could he sling that ball. The receivers were complaining about their hands being hurt.
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