OT: CFL off-season news and notes

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Als are assembling a fine receiving corps, now all they need is a QB.

 

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Bombers know there is a salary cap in the CFL, right?

 

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Shots fired...

 

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At the risk of repeating myself, the Bombers know that there is a salary cap in the CFL, right?

 

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If Huf could land Justin Capicciotti, that would be a fine pickup (SFU grad).

 

[jstewismybastardson]

If Huf could land Justin Capicciotti, that would be a fine pickup (SFU grad).

Buono is about to enter the cesspool "with news" ... Im gonna guess its a Capicciotti signing

 

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Best guys left:

Offence

1. Jeff Fuller, international REC (Calgary): A gifted receiver could be a game-changer – if he can stay healthy.

2. Matt Norman, national OL (B.C.): Started 36 games at centre for the Lions in 2013 and 2014 combined: Canadian offensive lineman now at a premium.

3. Chris Getzlaf, national REC (Saskatchewan): One of the last veteran Canadian receivers on the board.

4. Kendial Lawrence, international RB/KR (Edmonton): Slippery return man with a proven ability to produce chunk plays on offence too.

5. Joel Figueroa, international OL (Hamilton): On talent alone he could be an NFL tackle, but he simply needs to stay healthy.

6. Chad Owens, international REC/KR (Toronto): Will someone take a flyer on the Flyin’ Hawaiian?

7. Xavier Fulton, international OL (Saskatchewan): An offensive tackle who could fill a starting hole.

8. Natey Adjei, national REC (Toronto): Canadian who’s flashed potential and could breakout in the right system.

9. Jeremiah Johnson, international RB (Ottawa): Productive when on the field with the Redblacks in 2015.

10. Bakari Grant, international REC (Hamilton): Veteran plays physical and with a chip on his shoulder.

Defence

1. Justin Capicciotti, national DE (Ottawa): Canadian sack artist has 23 quarterback takedowns in the last two seasons: might be the best Canadian left.

2. Aaron Grymes, international DB (Edmonton): Can flat-out play wherever you want to line him up.

3. Keon Raymond, international LB (Calgary): Plays a tough position (SAM) at a high level and despite his age (33) he continues to produce.

4. Otha Foster, international LB/DB (Edmonton): Foster’s said to be a high-end athlete and he’s one of the best special team players in the league.

5. Tristan Okpalaugo, international DE (Toronto): American pass rushing force who might be waiting on a possible NFL contract offer (he’s visited with the Cardinals, Raiders and Jets).

6. J.C. Sherritt, international LB (Edmonton): After playing all 18 games and leading the Eskimos league-best defence to a Grey Cup championship, Sherritt’s value is high.

7. Emanuel Davis, international DB (Hamilton): Productive, instinctive and brings play-making ability.

8. Justin Hickman, international DE (Hamilton): Consistent and dependable veteran on the edge.

9. Bryan Hall, international DT (Hamilton): Athletic big man has been the yang to Ted Laurent’s ying.

10. Arnaud Gascon-Nadon, national DE (Hamilton): He’s made plays while playing defensive line and contributes on specials.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Buono is about to enter the cesspool "with news" ... Im gonna guess its a Capicciotti signing

no news is not good news on this front

 

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Versatile back, that's a nice signing by the Riders.

 

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Riders are trying to outdo the Bombers...

 

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Stamps have signed WR Bakari Grant and LB Taylor Reed. #CFLFA

 

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Wally finally dipped his "ahem" pen in the FA pool.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Wally finally dipped his "ahem" pen in the FA pool.

/Not thats theres anything wrong with it

//unless youre dipping your pen into a 15 year old

///but thats not neccessarily wrong in dashs opinion