1 minute ago, wbbfan said:

when'd that happen?

Walters mentioned it in his pre-FA presser last Monday....

1 minute ago, Noeller said:

Walters mentioned it in his pre-FA presser last Monday....

Never watched it. Thats too bad. Guess he is focusing on coaching track. 

injury issues apparently for the quality of life after football was the reason why...still not sure what they were last year though

2 hours ago, BBlink said:

As much as I like Roh, does he make the Bombers roster as a Rohtational player this year? Seems like the trend is to save some money.  After signing Jeffcoat and Jefferson to big money, our 3rd DE may need to be a rookie.

Clever

3 hours ago, BBlink said:

As much as I like Roh, does he make the Bombers roster as a Rohtational player this year? Seems like the trend is to save some money.  After signing Jeffcoat and Jefferson to big money, our 3rd DE may need to be a rookie.

They are all rotational on the DL.    Roh and Jeffcoat are very versatile too, can do everything from drop in coverage to play 3 technique.  Having those guys is very purposeful.

 

nice...maybe we have an uber motivated guy...I like his skill set and potential...hopefully his year of seasoning will produce this

11 minutes ago, Booch said:

nice...maybe we have an uber motivated guy...I like his skill set and potential...hopefully his year of seasoning will produce this

And a quarterback and game plan that will allow for passes longer than 10 yards consistently.

i hope that Lapo adjsut or augments his scheme regardless, as if he keeps it staus quo teams will be eating our lunch right from the get go knowing what the bread and butter is...should always be ever evolving any way.

And any quarter back at the pro level can stretch a field and throw intermediate to long all day long if the scheme and the OC allows for it...saying a pro QB doesn't have a long ball, or can't throw a long ball at this level is baseless and out right false. A guy can't go rogue and do his own thing or he will see the pine pretty quickly.

Nichols seems smart enough, and has been in this system long enough now, with a lot of the same weapons that he should be given the ability and chance in games to cal his own plays and not have to follow the script given to him through lapo..But I doubt this occurs

32 minutes ago, Mr Dee said:

 

Don't we all, Corey. Don't we all.

 - literally every single fan of the Bombers

thing is...just with his skill-set and size alone...if he would be used and targeted 5-8 times a game....he would be a lock probably for an average of 50-60 yards a game...which translates to a 1000+ yard season at worst with most likely those td's if not more

Edited February 20, 20196 yr by Booch

27 minutes ago, Booch said:

thing is...just with his skill-set and size alone...if he would be used and targeted 5-8 times a game....he would be a lock probably for an average of 50-60 yards a game...which translates to a 100+ yard season at worst with most likely those td's if not more

Heck, we've had lots of receivers who were good for 100 yard seasons.

2 hours ago, Booch said:

thing is...just with his skill-set and size alone...if he would be used and targeted 5-8 times a game....he would be a lock probably for an average of 50-60 yards a game...which translates to a 100+ yard season at worst with most likely those td's if not more

At that hellish pace, he'd be on track to hit 100 yards in 2 games.  Guy would have to be a freaking beast to do that and we'd likely lose him to the AAF.

18 minutes ago, WBBFanWest said:

At that hellish pace, he'd be on track to hit 100 yards in 2 games.  Guy would have to be a freaking beast to do that and we'd likely lose him to the AAF.

You, sir, are an ass.  ha

20 minutes ago, WBBFanWest said:

At that hellish pace, he'd be on track to hit 100 yards in 2 games.  Guy would have to be a freaking beast to do that and we'd likely lose him to the AAF.

We could easily compete with the AAF by just not paying him..

Oops...fixed that..1000 yard I meant but thanks for the jokes lol

 

48 minutes ago, Jpan85 said:

 

Getting a used Forde is usually not a god idea.

On 2019-02-19 at 3:32 PM, Booch said:

And any quarter back at the pro level can stretch a field and throw intermediate to long all day long if the scheme and the OC allows for it...saying a pro QB doesn't have a long ball, or can't throw a long ball at this level is baseless and out right false. 

I know it was partially injury related and it may be a shade off topic - but Chad Pennington certainly was not known for having a long ball. 

Nice to add another national who can rotate in on the DL.

8 hours ago, Mark H. said:

I know it was partially injury related and it may be a shade off topic - but Chad Pennington certainly was not known for having a long ball. 

Accuracy is much more important than being able to throw long.

10 hours ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

Accuracy is much more important than being able to throw long.

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11 hours ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

Accuracy is much more important than being able to throw long.

In the Canadian game its a bit more important. You need a strong arm to go the ball to the far side of the field.  Arm strength is not all about the long ball. 

Arm strength is the single most over rated quality of a quarterback by fans. 

2 hours ago, Colin Unger said:

In the Canadian game its a bit more important. You need a strong arm to go the ball to the far side of the field.  Arm strength is not all about the long ball. 

Why is it more important? With plays between the hash marks there aren't anymore 50 yard throws where the qb rolls right then throws left across the field. Accuracy is everything.