September 16, 20213 yr comment_522106 One of few specific games that I remember attending. The one and only game that I went to with my wife and late mother-in-law. I remember everyone leaving early, and us sticking around and being very glad that we did. Crazy game.
September 16, 20213 yr comment_522113 34 minutes ago, rebusrankin said: We got a now ex-buddy a Van jersey for his birthday back in the day. FIFY.
September 16, 20213 yr comment_522144 2 hours ago, Fan Boy said: Oh that one I remember very well. I had 2 season tickets that year and no one wanted to go. Bunch of candies made of sugar. I sat in my trenchcoat under the upper deck canopy and watched the kids on the rotating swings melt in their seats as the EX was on in the parking lot. I thought that was earlier in the year and just an exhibition game. players were standing on top of the bench except some guys who were doing slip and slides. You know, I think it was an exhibition game, your probably correct. Yet at that time the Red River Ex was on as it straddled June and Canada Day. During the great Bomber years of the 80’s the games were a punaany feast.
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522240 12 hours ago, Super Duper Negatron said: Anyone remember the year we brought in a bunch of young hot shot QBs? I swear there were four of them and there was a giant splash in the paper. Terry Dean? Steve Pelleur? Others? Did I make this up? Possibly. Oh God, they were backups to Sammy Garza. There is no reason I should remember those names. 95. Kevin McDougal from Notre Dame and Shawn Moore from UVA too. Added Reggie Slack after he got cut from Birmingham like 3-4 games in. Stegall's rookie year, 2nd half of 95. Crazy to think what he did with the first 4-5 years of his career being a total revolving door of QB's. Edited September 17, 20213 yr by JuranBoldenRules
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522241 37 minutes ago, JuranBoldenRules said: 95. Kevin McDougal from Notre Dame and Shawn Moore from UVA too. Added Reggie Slack after he got cut from Birmingham like 3-4 games in. Stegall's rookie year, 2nd half of 95. Crazy to think what he did with the first 4-5 years of his career being a total revolving door of QB's. Shawn Moore! That is the other one I couldn't remember.
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522244 I liked Kevin McDougall for some reason, can't really recall why. Milt in 97 1616 yards, 14 tds, 26.5 yards per catch with Vargas and McDougall at QB and no other recieving threat is remarkable. MOP really.
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522246 31 minutes ago, rebusrankin said: I liked Kevin McDougall for some reason, can't really recall why. Milt in 97 1616 yards, 14 tds, 26.5 yards per catch with Vargas and McDougall at QB and no other recieving threat is remarkable. MOP really. Outside of khari the best qb he had was Kevin Glenn. Ain't that some ****?
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522249 So according to stats crew in 97 the next receiver for Winnipeg was Dexter Dawson 339 yards followed by Joseph Rodgers 294, Turhan O Bannon (Who?) at 291, Allan Boyko at 280 and Bruce Boyko at 247. Shows how great Milt was because hell would you not just triple team him with that crew?
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522252 9 hours ago, Bubba Zanetti said: The man who ended Jesse Lumsden's career. I still have nightmares of the game in Aug 2007 against Hamilton. Ill never forget it was Neil McKinlay's first(and last) start at linebacker, and Jesse Lumsden turned him into a clown shoe rushing for like 2414145 yards that game. I think he had two 50+ yard TD runs in that game IIRC. They were a 3-15 team that year but b****-slapped us that game. 2,414,145 yards in a single game? Didn't even work up a sweat.
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522253 Just now, SpeedFlex27 said: 2,414,145 yards in a single game? Didn't even work up a sweat. Maybe less, but it felt like 2,414,145
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522255 10 hours ago, Arnold_Palmer said: I’m 30 years old I can pretty much guarantee you hardly anyone under the age of 30 cares too much about CFL football it’s too bad. They really need to start catering to young people. With the rise of fantasy football and how huge the NFL name is a lot of people are more interested in the NFL these days. When I was 30 those funny things that fly... with wings... were called aeroplanes. And they were cranked by hand & the guy yelled "CONTACT!!"
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522257 10 hours ago, Bubba Zanetti said: The man who ended Jesse Lumsden's career. I still have nightmares of the game in Aug 2007 against Hamilton. Ill never forget it was Neil McKinlay's first(and last) start at linebacker, and Jesse Lumsden turned him into a clown shoe rushing for like 2414145 yards that game. I think he had two 50+ yard TD runs in that game IIRC. They were a 3-15 team that year but b****-slapped us that game. Here be the highlights if you want.
September 17, 20213 yr Author comment_522258 2 hours ago, rebusrankin said: I liked Kevin McDougall for some reason, can't really recall why. Milt in 97 1616 yards, 14 tds, 26.5 yards per catch with Vargas and McDougall at QB and no other recieving threat is remarkable. MOP really. Stegall was the GOAT and he played with crappy quarterbacks the majority of his career. His 2002 season with nearly 1900 yards and 23 touchdowns is just insane. Don’t think I ever remember him even dropping a single ball until his last season.
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522260 5 hours ago, Arnold_Palmer said: Stegall was the GOAT and he played with crappy quarterbacks the majority of his career. His 2002 season with nearly 1900 yards and 23 touchdowns is just insane. Don’t think I ever remember him even dropping a single ball until his last season. He always seemed to make at least one big play in almost every game he played. And to put up his numbers with a lot of scrub qbs on some bad, bad football teams is incredible.
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522279 4 hours ago, SpeedFlex27 said: He always seemed to make at least one big play in almost every game he played. And to put up his numbers with a lot of scrub qbs on some bad, bad football teams is incredible. Just imagine him playing on a team with Collaros and our lord and savior Brandon Banks in their prime.
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522281 Just now, Eternal optimist said: Just imagine him playing on a team with Collaros and our lord and savior Brandon Banks in their prime. Prime milt, with this collaros would be terrifying. Often over looked is during milts tenure not only did we have a lot of poor qbing, but our OLs were as bad or worse for the most part. Id take lucky over banks. I think banks is heavily a product of a system. They scheme getting the ball in his hands with easy touches, in space with blockers etc a lot.
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522286 11 hours ago, Eternal optimist said: Here be the highlights if you want. No, NO, NOOOO, make the BAD man STOP.
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522287 4 minutes ago, Rod Black said: No, NO, NOOOO, make the BAD man STOP. He was a load, no doubt. 6'2ish, 225lbs, and could run a 4.4 forty. Just couldnt stay healthy. Edited September 17, 20213 yr by Bubba Zanetti
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522320 1 hour ago, Bubba Zanetti said: He was a load, no doubt. 6'2ish, 225lbs, and could run a 4.4 forty. Just couldnt stay healthy. Watching him run in the CIS was bananas. I wonder where matt sheridan is now. What a lunch pail guy that was. Came in as a 400lbs dl and ended up being a solid guard for a while. Hope hes kept weight off. Brett macneil on one side at like 265, and sheridan at like 370 on the other. I believe at the same time as we had that PR pick up center who was 6'11 and like 350 too.
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522328 20 minutes ago, wbbfan said: I wonder where matt sheridan is now. What a lunch pail guy that was. Came in as a 400lbs dl and ended up being a solid guard for a while. Hope hes kept weight off. President of Sask Minor Football last I heard.
September 17, 20213 yr comment_522335 Just now, Noeller said: President of Sask Minor Football last I heard. Thats super cool, too bad its for the wrong side of the banjo border. But the thing the CFL needs more than any thing is grass roots development.
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