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  • Noeller
    Noeller

    Fun to sit and watch practice today... Been about 20 years since I was last able. With respect to the late great Randy Turner, the king of Odds and Sods writing.... here's some thoughts: -Al

  • Just to speak to Wolitarsky’s character and just what a good dude he is … few years back, some friends and I went to go see him play at Earl’s on Main and we ended up chatting with him and Streveler …

  • JuranBoldenRules
    JuranBoldenRules

    Really easy to always say that there's some mystical coach out there that would be a better fit.  We've been through generations as CFL fans watching teams including our own who keep believing that.

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A former walk-on who developed into a 100-tackle starter for the Mean Green, Smith is not quite fluid enough to play SAM but well-suited to play weak-side linebacker in the CFL after excelling over the slot in college. Even if the five-foot-11, 224-pounder never finds the consistency needed to become a starter, his history as an elite collegiate special teams player makes him one of the safest projections in the draft.

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1 minute ago, M.O.A.B. said:

A former walk-on who developed into a 100-tackle starter for the Mean Green, Smith is not quite fluid enough to play SAM but well-suited to play weak-side linebacker in the CFL after excelling over the slot in college. Even if the five-foot-11, 224-pounder never finds the consistency needed to become a starter, his history as an elite collegiate special teams player makes him one of the safest projections in the draft.

Says who? Hodge? Ferguson? 

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1 minute ago, M.O.A.B. said:

A former walk-on who developed into a 100-tackle starter for the Mean Green, Smith is not quite fluid enough to play SAM but well-suited to play weak-side linebacker in the CFL after excelling over the slot in college. Even if the five-foot-11, 224-pounder never finds the consistency needed to become a starter, his history as an elite collegiate special teams player makes him one of the safest projections in the draft.

Honestly if we got both, I’d be fine with flipping the ratio to one ni lber starting and they rotate. The jones / ayers at the other lber spot. 

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2 minutes ago, wbbfan said:

Honestly if we got both, I’d be fine with flipping the ratio to one ni lber starting and they rotate. The jones / ayers at the other lber spot. 

If the draft picks are ready to play D can also open up a spot for another American DL and could open up availability to start 3 American OL without having to plug in another Canadian receiver necessarily.

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Just now, JuranBoldenRules said:

If the draft picks are ready to play D can also open up a spot for another American DL and could open up availability to start 3 American OL without having to plug in another Canadian receiver necessarily.

Yep which makes a lot of sense. If they both get here. I think the floor should be high. Wil or Mac isn’t the most demanding adjustment in the cfl 

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1 minute ago, wbbfan said:

I mean jones/ jones ayers/kyrie. But if we cut a jones and kyrie and pair ni and imp it works 

Not a fan of cutting any of those guys. Jones from TO has too much upside to cut before he even plays for us imo. The other Jones fills a nice true MLB role that shores up the middle against the run if they go heavy Thomas rotation. Ayers again has too much upside....Wilson is one of my favorites but I could understand letting him go....but I'm not sold either guys drafted would be an upgrade

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1 minute ago, Noeller said:

Feels like both the first two kids are more ST guys and not going to start right away so it's not even about fitting at WIL or whatever right now...

Think of how many reps Gauthier has been taking on D over the years, even last year.

Just now, Bigblue204 said:

Not a fan of cutting any of those guys. Jones from TO has too much upside to cut before he even plays for us imo. The other Jones fills a nice true MLB role that shores up the middle against the run if they go heavy Thomas rotation. Ayers again has too much upside....Wilson is one of my favorites but I could understand letting him go....but I'm not sold either guys drafted would be an upgrade

Nice to have a training camp to get the team ready to play and see how it all fits.

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