1 minute ago, Scorch said:

I don’t think so, Ottawa was bad this game. Bombers would’ve won

Yep.

9 minutes ago, Blueandgold said:

A battle of futility between Nichols and Harris would’ve been something to watch for sure. 

Well - Nichols wouldn’t have taken any chances - Redblacks did have almost 400 yards of offense. 

Decent, not great game, field conditions were not helpful. 

bye bye Bo. 

Edited November 26, 20186 yr by Mark F

5 minutes ago, Scorch said:

I don’t think so, Ottawa was bad this game. Bombers would’ve won

They turned ball over trying to win, is what I saw today. 

15 minutes ago, Scorch said:

I don’t think so, Ottawa was bad this game. Bombers would’ve won

Bad Harris showed up today.

I wish bad Nichols would throw for 288 yards. 

1 hour ago, bustamente said:

BLM is a great CFL quarterback, but his job if he ever got a chance in the NFL would Tablet holder if he would be happy doing that best of luck.

Is he any worse than Nathan Peterman, Josh Allen, Blake Bortles, Case Keenum, Geno Smith, Sam Bradford etc?

16 minutes ago, Mark H. said:

I wish bad Nichols would throw for 288 yards. 

That would be 72 4 yard passes

So why was field so slippery?

Golly, that post game celebration went ghetto, didn't it?

5 minutes ago, rebusrankin said:

Is he any worse than Nathan Peterman, Josh Allen, Blake Bortles, Case Keenum, Geno Smith, Sam Bradford etc?

I'm guessing we are going to find out, but I think if the NFL had any real interest they would of taken a look by now.

I don't think Harris played all that badly today. Calgary's defence was clearly superior to Ottawa's offence. Once Williams busted that kick return for a TD,  and then a quick TD pass, Harris had to take chances and got burned. When the RBs got way behind, they had to pretty much abandon their productive run game and that was that. Rogers and Matthews were the difference.

2 minutes ago, Tracker said:

I don't think Harris played all that badly today. Calgary's defence was clearly superior to Ottawa's offence. Once Williams busted that kick return for a TD,  and then a quick TD pass, Harris had to take chances and got burned. When the RBs got way behind, they had to pretty much abandon their productive run game and that was that. Rogers and Matthews were the difference.

The third down drop by Sinopoli in the red zone was huge. 

29 minutes ago, trueBlue83 said:

That would be 72 4 yard passes

They’d dominate the TOP. Any defence that needed to be played could be Bighill all by himself.  LaPolice would be seen clutching his headset ecstatically - his scheme vindicated at last. 

1 hour ago, Mark H. said:

I wish bad Nichols would throw for 288 yards. 

Statistics are for losers.  

1 hour ago, Zontar said:

So why was field so slippery?

I asked the same question. Calgary got 13 cms of snow Friday. Edmonton nothing. No reason for the field to be in that condition. Knowing Edmonton they turned on the sprinklers.

1 hour ago, Zontar said:

Golly, that post game celebration went ghetto, didn't it?

Just be glad that your team's arch enemy didn't win. 

10 hours ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

Statistics are for losers.  

28 years and counting.......yer right !.........lol

13 hours ago, Zontar said:

Golly, that post game celebration went ghetto, didn't it?

I didn't see it as the sight of the Stamps holding the cup was going to make me sick - what happened?

I turned off once the game was done. First time I haven't watched the trophy presentation in years. 

Game over. 2019 can't come quick enough. 

13 hours ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

Statistics are for losers.  

Sure. But they also show that there were factors in that game besides the QB

I could honestly live with our QB throwing picks because he was taking chances, trying to mount a come back.

With the Stamps dropping back in prevent, we would have handed off to Harris and hoped he could bust a 75 yarder, running right up the middle. 

So sounds like the talk is about moving the game up. Penton's article in the Athletic mentioned that bidders for 2020 were told the game would be one week earlier.

Just now, rebusrankin said:

So sounds like the talk is about moving the game up. Penton's article in the Athletic mentioned that bidders for 2020 were told the game would be one week earlier.

Edmonton has always had an issue every time games happen in November. It's been known for 30 + years.... 

Bombers used to bring multiple sets of shoes to try....

Watched the game at a buddies. Not a classic fer damn sure. We kept switching to the Packers/Vikings game. Bo Levi in the NFL? I highly doubt it....

Edited November 26, 20186 yr by Piggy 1

1 hour ago, jazzsax said:

Edmonton has always had an issue every time games happen in November. It's been known for 30 + years.... 

Bombers used to bring multiple sets of shoes to try....

That was due to the natural turf. They replaced it a few years ago now. They can't use that as an excuse. Should have spent some money on a heating system under it.