OT: CFL regular season thread

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Full credit to the zebras for that Lions TD...

 

[puckhead]

it still shocks me that a helmet to the knees is a legal tackle.
amazing Gore (hitee) seems no worse for wear. Reynolds (hitter) getting the concussion tests on the sidelines though.


it worries me that BC tacklers have been really really bad today.
they had shored that up in the past few weeks.

 

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Can I just say that the Stamps should wear these vintage unis every week...

 

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How many times are Cuthbert and Suitor going to mention the BC defense not giving up a TD streak?!? Two of those games were against the brutal Argos.

 

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11-6 Leos at the half...

 

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Okay, that was a pretty throw and catch from Lulay to Foster.

18-6 BC

 

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I missed the Stamps TD, but the streak (and steak) is done like dinner.

18-13 Lions late in the 3rd quarter.

 

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Paris Jackson blocks a punt and it's run in for a Lions TD.

Just like that, it's 25-13 BC

 

[puckhead]

Paris Jackson blocks a punt and it's run in for a Lions TD.

Just like that, it's 25-13 BC

good for him. he's had a pretty tough year.
pretty much lost his job as a receiver, and when Bruce came to town, the depth chart got that much further out of reach.


good YAC by Bruce on his TD today

 

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Lions pulling away, that defense has played great again today.

 

[puckhead]

Lions pulling away, that defense has played great again today.

I am so surprised by the results... t here have been so very many missed open field tackles.
there's another one that leads to 50 extra yards (and a TD shortly thereafter)




whoa.... hands team had a chance on the onside kick there.
lucky, lucky, lucky

 

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Calgary is missing a couple of key guys on defense, but that's no excuse for sloppy tackling...

 

[puckhead]

4W in a row now.
standings look a heck of a lot tighter.

 

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4W in a row now.
standings look a heck of a lot tighter.

Calgary is 5-0 on the road and 2-4 at home...Maybe they should "try" to finish 3rd in the West Division :bowl:

 

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Strange weekend of action - The visiting team won three of four games this weekend (and Sask. almost lost to hapless Toronto)

BC Lions are playing the best football of everybody right now.

 

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Just thought I'd dump this here - Adam Braidwood is one messed up guy who if somebody doesn't step in could be headed down the Rick Rypien path.

Former Edmonton Eskimo Adam Braidwood is facing more weapon charges after a gunfire incident in Port Coquitlam, B.C.

Just before 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, RCMP received several 911 calls about a break-in in progress at a home along the planned route for the Terry Fox Hometown Run.

As officers were dispatched, another Mountie performing traffic-control duties for the run was confronted by a man holding what appeared to be a gun.

Braidwood, a 27-year-old Port Coquitlam resident, was arrested and the weapon seized.

Investigators found no sign of a break-in, but several shots had been fired inside the home.

Braidwood was later taken to hospital with injuries caused by the gunshots.

The Eskimos selected Braidwood first overall in the 2006 draft. The football team released him in April after he was charged in two separate assault cases in the Edmonton area in 2010.

Sunday's incident occurred just minutes before Terry Fox Run participants entered the area. A minor detour was put in place to divert runners around the scene, said police.

The safety of the runners and B.C. Premier Christy Clark, who was participating in the ceremonies, was never in jeopardy, said police.

Braidwood is scheduled to appear in Port Coquitlam court on Wednesday to face charges related to possession and discharge of a firearm as well as breach of a recognizance.

Read more: Former Eskimo facing weapon charges in B.C.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Just thought I'd dump this here - Adam Braidwood is one messed up guy who if somebody doesn't step in could be headed down the Rick Rypien path.

Former Edmonton Eskimo Adam Braidwood is facing more weapon charges after a gunfire incident in Port Coquitlam, B.C.

Just before 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, RCMP received several 911 calls about a break-in in progress at a home along the planned route for the Terry Fox Hometown Run.

As officers were dispatched, another Mountie performing traffic-control duties for the run was confronted by a man holding what appeared to be a gun.

Braidwood, a 27-year-old Port Coquitlam resident, was arrested and the weapon seized.

Investigators found no sign of a break-in, but several shots had been fired inside the home.

Braidwood was later taken to hospital with injuries caused by the gunshots.

The Eskimos selected Braidwood first overall in the 2006 draft. The football team released him in April after he was charged in two separate assault cases in the Edmonton area in 2010.

Sunday's incident occurred just minutes before Terry Fox Run participants entered the area. A minor detour was put in place to divert runners around the scene, said police.

The safety of the runners and B.C. Premier Christy Clark, who was participating in the ceremonies, was never in jeopardy, said police.

Braidwood is scheduled to appear in Port Coquitlam court on Wednesday to face charges related to possession and discharge of a firearm as well as breach of a recognizance.

Read more: Former Eskimo facing weapon charges in B.C.

"my sources tell me", this guy is a HA wannabe

He's probably gonna kill someone

 

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Montreal 18, Edmonton 1 late in the 1st half...

 

[uncfan103]

Is Darian Durant still a starting qb?

 

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Is Darian Durant still a starting qb?

Yup, playing quite well for the Saskatchewan Roughriders after a shaky start to the season.