Haven't heard the Argos injury report lately, but with Durie, Owens, and Barnes in town again, will Ricky Ray's offense be able to do enough to curb Bighill and the Leo's D?

 

Bigger story is, the Argos D has been in the crapper all year, and once again Burke is on the CFL hot seat.  What is he going to do to try and mitigate the problems done in Toronto?

The Lions have this one in the bag because the Argos love to use their west coast excuses. Game is past their bedtimes so they get sleepy and can't play, or so argo fans have insisted for years. 

to be fair, we've made the same excuse in the past.

Picked Toronto to win. They have a lot of weapons now and have been playing tough.

Looking like Ricky came to play.

Just curious to see how long before Brazill fumbles.

The Lions have this one in the bag because the Argos love to use their west coast excuses. Game is past their bedtimes so they get sleepy and can't play, or so argo fans have insisted for years.

They can't really use that excuse with this game since the Argos stayed out west after their game against Calgary.

I think Brazill just threw up a gang sign LOL

I believe the Argos stayed out west after their Calgary game, so they should be adjusted to the time difference.

Has Torri Williams ever learned how to tackle?

Im surprised Glenn didn't get called for intentional grounding on that play; it looked like he threw it straight at the ground and that it didn't even pass the line of scrimage.

Solomon Elimimian is a beast....

Great game, lots of back and forth between two good offences, much more entertaining than the low scoring defencive battles that have been so prevalent this year.

Im surprised Glenn didn't get called for intentional grounding on that play; it looked like he threw it straight at the ground and that it didn't even pass the line of scrimage.

If there was an eligible receiver in the area it doesn't matter whether or not it crossed the LOS.

Nice to see offense in the CFL again and running backs who run straight ahead. Rather unsporting of the Toronto defensive lineman to take the name of the monster in Lake Okanogan, though.

Nope the Lions do not have this one in the bag ....

 

 

But of course old Burke and that D blew it against the Stampeders last week so ....

 

Old guy better figure out you don't back off the pressure packages

Well, looks like now the Argos may have a chance to somewhat right the blown under ship in the east.

Kevin Glenn problems for the lions. Why'd we have to get the good one last week?

We got the bad one in week 5. Hopefully he returns next month for the third game.

Big loss for the Lions. They're at Calgary next week. Hopefully Willy is in good enough condition to give things a go against Hamilton, but I'd be surprised to see it happen.

Keep it up BC ... losing that is

Save for the Stamps the rest of the league is pretty much a crap shoot.  With recent quarterbacking injuries throughout the league the way the standings end up is anybody's guess.

 

Classic CFL!

The BC loss can't be hung completely on Glenn- the BC defence took the night off and Ray was very good. BC got behind early and that took the running game right off the table, allowing the defence to key on pressure and defending the pass.

The BC loss can't be hung completely on Glenn- the BC defence took the night off and Ray was very good. BC got behind early and that took the running game right off the table, allowing the defence to key on pressure and defending the pass.

 

I'm not sure if their defence "took the night off" as much as they got dominated by a solid Argo offence.  If they can get healthy both the Argos and TiCats are formidable opponents.

Was nice to see Suber get a pick.

 

Still a big fan of the guy.

It's the same old thing with Ray though, the best way to stop him is to keep him off the field. 

Not to mention the bad penalties BC was taking but man Toronto was on fire they look scary. The way the handled Calgary last week and then BC this week.