Review got the call right. pass interference on Ottawa. Jersey was being held.
And they screw up the 2nd one. Should have been pass interference.
And they screw up the 2nd one. Should have been pass interference.
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CFL: The CFL Thread: Part VI
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Marc the Habs Fan
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Pretty sure OTT wins that game if they start Masoli. Brown was soooo bad. The Als are a very tough team to try and comeback on.
But all the Edmonton media and fans claimed he was the future MVP just getting held back by mean old Chris Jones LOL
Tre Ford is dogshit, I wouldn't take him over Maier and Maier is the worst QB I have seen in the history of the Stamps.
It was surprising they started Tre Ford for this game. Earlier in the season I was on the bandwagon for putting Ford in. As much as I like Tre Ford and wanted to see him start, I felt MBT was winning games and they should have stayed with what was winning games. Or at least put MBT in yesterday with more than 9 minutes left in the game to try and salvage things. Tre Ford clearly was awful the entire game until he got something going in the 3rd quarter, but then gave the game away with that pick. Tre Ford hasn’t played since his injury and to put him in to start against a team as good as the Bombers and announce right at the end of the previous game that he definitely would be the starter is puzzling. Unless it was to drum up more ticket sales. They want Tre Ford to stay in the pocket, but he really isn’t that kind of quarterback. Which is why MBT may have been the better choice up against a strong Winnipeg defence. It appeared even MBT thought he should have been put in the game sooner. He was reaching for his helmet before half time and warming up. Maybe at this point they give Tre Ford the start on Friday and prepare to put MBT in much earlier if things go awry. Really whatever decision is made about who starts on Friday will be questioned.
sonic92
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We end the month of September with CFL Week 17.
Edmonton (5-9) at Winnipeg (8-6) Fri. 8PM ET
Edmonton (5-9) at Winnipeg (8-6) Fri. 8PM ET
- The Blue Bombers have now won six in a row as their defence caused problems for the Elks last week. Edmonton is making a QB switch with McLeod Bethel-Thompson getting the start for this one.
- Three straight wins has the TiCats still in playoff contention, but they'll have the tough task of a late start in Vancouver. It appears that Nathan Rourke will be the starting QB for the Lions in this one, but I don't think the QB controversy will go away yet.
- These two teams played to a tie in their last meeting, but both teams will need a win here. Ottawa is trying to hang onto second in the East for a home playoff game, while the Riders have a wafer-thin hold on a playoff spot.
- The Alouettes appear to be back to their winning ways after a weird stumble for a couple of weeks, and can clinch first in the East with a win in this one. The Argos meanwhile have been very inconsistent, but still hold a playoff spot right.
Their fans, and especially, their media will blame it on a shitty Tre Ford not starting as though he would make a difference on giving up 400+ yards passing.
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BC place always seems so lifeless to me. Not a hit on the fans that show up, just feels dimly lit and cavernous....
Sometimes. I prefer to concentrate on the negative. The Roughrider that pile drove the Ottawa receiver at the end of the game should be suspended for the season.Have you ever written anything positive about anything ?
Holden Caulfield
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Bombers have a decent chance where they may not be playing for anything by then.
Bombers win + EDM win this week and Bombers lock up the West.
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sonic92
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Took me a bit, but I've finally got enough "omph" in me to talk about Week 18 in the CFL.
Winnipeg (9-6) at Hamilton (6-9) Fri. 7PM ET
Winnipeg (9-6) at Hamilton (6-9) Fri. 7PM ET
- An 0-4 start is a distant memory in Winnipeg as the Blue Bombers have clinched an 8th consecutive playoff berth. While they focus on trying to lock down the West, the Tiger-Cats continue their fight for playoff survival.
- Dave Dickinson seems to have finally got the memo that his job is on the line here down the stretch. Facing another slumping team in the Lions might get the Stampeders on track (I hope).
- A little drug called hopium has consumed the province of Saskatchewan with the Riders winning their last two. They might get another one here since the Elks have returned to their stumbling ways.
