June 30, 20205 yr comment_479083 nothing against Stodds but here is a closeup of the best hands in Bomber history
June 30, 20205 yr comment_479084 2 minutes ago, Piggy 1 said: I'm a gonna go with Ricky Ray, guy was like a Timex, took a lickin and kept on tickin. Also a class act off the field. that corner route with Jason Tucker ... everyone knew it was coming, no one could stop it. The 2005 Grey Cup, him vs. Cavillo, is the greatest football game I've ever seen live.
June 30, 20205 yr comment_479093 43 minutes ago, johnzo said: nothing against Stodds but here is a closeup of the best hands in Bomber history Joe Pop and Rick House. Lethal duo.
June 30, 20205 yr comment_479094 On 2020-06-29 at 9:12 AM, M.Silverback said: Mervyn Fernandez - BC Lions - really dominant player. Also had a decent NFL career. Have to agree with Swervin Mervyn. I met him at the IGF Packers Raiders tilt last year. He is a very large guy and massive mitts. Said to him “nice to meet you Sir. But I have to say I hated your guts. You’d pick us apart and were unstoppable. It’s my pleasure to meet you”. Well he bust out laughing and responded, “you know how many people today have said they hated me (Lol)”. I really did hate this guy back then. “Granny” Liggins - quick off the line and teammates of the great Wayne Harris and John Helton. Granville had eye problems and had to wear shades while on the bench. Tom “Wilkie” Wilkinson. Too slow, too short, too swollen, couldn’t throw, though he won. Matt Dunigan, when ever he wasn’t a Bomber. Angelo “King Kong” Mosca. Because he was a wrassler too. Edited June 30, 20205 yr by Rod Black
June 30, 20205 yr comment_479095 Doug Flutie - Best CFL QB Warren Moon - Second best Mike Pringle - Everyone in the stadium knew he was getting the ball, still couldn't stop him Jim Young - Dirty 30, shoulda been an NFL receiver Nik Lewis - Quick Nik or Thick Nik, he can play on my team any time. Larry Highbaugh - Dude could turn a game around by himself Gizmo Williams - Also turned games around by himself. James Quick Parker - Almost impossible to stop
June 30, 20205 yr comment_479097 1 hour ago, Piggy 1 said: I'm a gonna go with Ricky Ray, guy was like a Timex, took a lickin and kept on tickin. Also a class act off the field. If I absolutely HAD to pick someone........this would probably be it. But, also, **** anyone who wasn't a Bomber...
June 30, 20205 yr comment_479109 once upon a time I would've said Darian Durant. At hist best, that dude could make plays that no other CFL QB could make. As a fan of the game, watching him physically dominate DEs was pretty awesome. And his duels against AC are some all-time CFL classics. I was actually pretty stoked to hear we signed him! but then he was a dink and we got Streveller instead.
June 30, 20205 yr comment_479110 2 hours ago, Rod Black said: Have to agree with Swervin Mervyn. I met him at the IGF Packers Raiders tilt last year. He is a very large guy and massive mitts. Said to him “nice to meet you Sir. But I have to say I hated your guts. You’d pick us apart and were unstoppable. It’s my pleasure to meet you”. Well he bust out laughing and responded, “you know how many people today have said they hated me (Lol)”. I really did hate this guy back then. I had exactly this speech ready for if I ever met Swervin' Mervyn. I guess there's a lot of people like us. I still regret I never got to give it to Don Matthews.
June 30, 20205 yr comment_479130 2 hours ago, johnzo said: once upon a time I would've said Darian Durant. At hist best, that dude could make plays that no other CFL QB could make. I will disagree... I found a lot of Durant's success was him hucking the ball in the air and his receivers making big plays for him. When the receivers wouldn't make the plays he struggled.
June 30, 20205 yr comment_479133 3 minutes ago, Brandon said: I will disagree... I found a lot of Durant's success was him hucking the ball in the air and his receivers making big plays for him. When the receivers wouldn't make the plays he struggled. And kory sheets getting 200 yards
July 1, 20205 yr comment_479147 7 hours ago, Noeller said: If I absolutely HAD to pick someone........this would probably be it. But, also, **** anyone who wasn't a Bomber... Edited July 1, 20205 yr by SpeedFlex27
July 1, 20205 yr comment_479152 Ricky Ray was infuriating as it seemed like the guy could always find the open receiver and drop it perfectly into his hands. After years of guys like Brink skipping the ball into the dirt it was very hard to watch Ray beautifully lay it into a receivers hands in stride.
July 1, 20205 yr comment_479154 On 2020-06-29 at 5:41 PM, Eternal optimist said: Ooh! Also, whoever wasn't supposed to be on the field during the 2nd last play of the 2009 Grey Cup. That guy was stellar. That guy is an honorary bomber, so not sure he qualifies for this list
July 1, 20205 yr comment_479205 Best pure precision route runner & as good a hands as I've seen as a receiver was Eskimo's George McGowan. Corners who were more athletic & faster had a hard time covering him. Caught the ball in a crowd or in a small window. Edited July 2, 20205 yr by SpeedFlex27
July 2, 20205 yr comment_479260 On 2020-06-30 at 3:59 PM, johnzo said: once upon a time I would've said Darian Durant. At hist best, that dude could make plays that no other CFL QB could make. As a fan of the game, watching him physically dominate DEs was pretty awesome. And his duels against AC are some all-time CFL classics. I was actually pretty stoked to hear we signed him! but then he was a dink and we got Streveller instead. Just remember, Durant’s shenanigans landed us both Adam Bighill and Chris Streveler, so do we hate him or thank him?
July 2, 20205 yr comment_479262 6 minutes ago, TrueBlue4ever said: Just remember, Durant’s shenanigans landed us both Adam Bighill and Chris Streveler, so do we hate him or thank him? Why not both?
July 7, 20205 yr comment_479534 For purely selfish reasons, this is my favourite Non Bomber player. Greg Barton. The former Philadelphia Eagle, Detroit Lion, Toronto Argonaut & Portland Storm (World Football League) qb. Not because of anything he did on the field but for what he did for my football playing son nearly 3 decades after Greg retired from pro ball to Portland, Oregon. Over the years, Greg transformed Tyler's throwing style from that of a Tim Tebow long windup with different release points on every throw to a quick, compact & efficient delivery with a constant release point. That took years of practice & patience to accomplish. There was no one in Calgary to teach throwing fundamentals to kids when my son played. Anyone that could wasn't interested in doing so. Therefore, we went down to Portland for Greg's tutelage at least twice a year for about a week at a time for over a decade starting in 2003. Greg passed away a year ago this coming August. Edited July 7, 20205 yr by SpeedFlex27
July 8, 20204 yr comment_479628 On 2020-07-06 at 10:47 PM, SpeedFlex27 said: For purely selfish reasons, this is my favourite Non Bomber player. Greg Barton. The former Philadelphia Eagle, Detroit Lion, Toronto Argonaut & Portland Storm (World Football League) qb. Not because of anything he did on the field but for what he did for my football playing son nearly 3 decades after Greg retired from pro ball to Portland, Oregon. Over the years, Greg transformed Tyler's throwing style from that of a Tim Tebow long windup with different release points on every throw to a quick, compact & efficient delivery with a constant release point. That took years of practice & patience to accomplish. There was no one in Calgary to teach throwing fundamentals to kids when my son played. Anyone that could wasn't interested in doing so. Therefore, we went down to Portland for Greg's tutelage at least twice a year for about a week at a time for over a decade starting in 2003. Greg passed away a year ago this coming August. I could tell you guys the whole story about Greg & Tyler. And what he meant to many young qbs & their families in the 30 plus years he coached. But I don't want to bore anyone which is why my post is so brief.
July 8, 20204 yr comment_479658 Doug Flutie, the guy could do it all... if he was a little bit taller, we'd have never seen him up here.
July 9, 20204 yr comment_479702 Favorite non-Bomber? Well, can't say anyone in particular, but any big-name signing, draft bust, or otherwise under-performing player ever signed by the Riders. I know that doesn't narrow the list down a whole lot...may their organizational ineptitude continue to be limitless.
July 9, 20204 yr comment_479755 On 2020-06-30 at 12:19 PM, johnzo said: nothing against Stodds but here is a closeup of the best hands in Bomber history Sorry, but as much as I love Joe Pop......the correct answer is actually Dr. Ken Nielsen
July 9, 20204 yr comment_479789 1 hour ago, do or die said: Sorry, but as much as I love Joe Pop......the correct answer is actually Dr. Ken Nielsen Both great players.
July 9, 20204 yr comment_479810 On 2020-06-30 at 1:59 PM, Bomber_fanaddict said: Darian Durant Ok I'll see myself out... No, a $75,000 fine...
July 10, 20204 yr comment_479826 On 2020-06-30 at 3:59 PM, johnzo said: I was actually pretty stoked to hear we signed him! but then he was a dink and we got Streveller instead. If Durant honors his contract, are the Bombers Grey Cup champion's today? Strange how things work out.
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