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ok.. so Winnipeg can't give BC much in return for a top QB - very true unless it was Charles Roberts, Gavin Walls and/or Milt Stegall (would he move or then retire). The team with the top O line is Saskatchewan. How would Makowsky look in BC colours? The challenge for Winnipeg is getting the coach appointed first it seems.

My biggest concern is what does the Bombers have to offer up besdies futures that the Lions would be interested in?

That's the problem. Let me take my CFL glasses off, and put my Lions glasses back on........OK......you are are right, WPG likely has nothing to offer the Lions.

My biggest concern is what does the Bombers have to offer up besdies futures that the Lions would be interested in?

Walls would be a good p/u

If he gets anywhere near the amount of time Crandell was getting this season ... he will torch us and the 7 other teams as well ... especially with Dominguez back in the fold.
No way is he traded to the Riders!

You're so right Sammy...but would you want to trade either quarterback to the Riders?? Printers could sit back there for thirty minutes waiting for a deep reciever to open up. Giving Saskatchewan a good quarterback would really turn things around there. They were crazy to lose Burris.

Blitz wrote:You're so right Sammy...but would you want to trade either quarterback to the Riders?? Printers could sit back there for thirty minutes waiting for a deep reciever to open up. Giving Saskatchewan a good quarterback would really turn things around there. They were crazy to lose Burris.

So true ... IMHO .... if Burris was still with the Riders we would be watching them on Sunday.

Whether it's DD or CP ... no way do the Riders enter the trade equation unless they are willing to decimate their offensive line ... meaning Makowsky and O'Day come our way.

Then we can also sign Flory and go with a pair of import tackles.
CP or DD would able to sign a couple of autographs before looking down field. 8)

Then we can also sign Flory and go with a pair of import tackles.
CP or DD would able to sign a couple of autographs before looking down field.

You're helping me dream again Sammy!!

Casey, because, like Pepsi, he's the choice of a new generation.

Then we can also sign Flory and go with a pair of import tackles

Picture this Sammy. Printers half rolls to his right, to the wide side of the field, with Flory pulling in front of him. Thelwell, lined up wide right runs a post. Simmons, lined up inside Thelwell, runs a post corner. Clermont, now in the slot right, runs a quick slant out.

On the short side of the field Jackson runs a drag route to the inside, giving Printers another big target over the middle. Warren back side blocks and then releases into the left flat. In the meantime, with the defence sliding to Printers right side...Simon, lined up in the slot left runs his favorite post corner route.

Thelwell's post pattern freezes the free safety. Simmons offers a big target deep for Printers if he is open. But he can also throw quickly to Clermont, who is getting a clearout underneath. If he hits him with the pass quickly Clermont can catch the ball at full speed and is already pointing downfield..scary!! Printers, however, has already hit Clermont successfully earlier and he's put two defensive backs out of the game.

Instead Printers looks for Jackson, who is wide open over the middle because the middle linebacker is spying Printers. However, with the free safety frozen by Thelwell's post pattern Printers watches Simon fake the post and break back to the left corner. No one expects Printers to go backside and with his arm he throws it deep on the button as Simon doesn't break stride, catching the ball on the tip of his fingertips. The inside halfback is already ten yards behind..naturally believing that Simon would be running the post with Printers rolling right. Simon does his pose in the end zone as the crowd goes wild, as the Leos increase their lead by thirty points!!

But perhaps you prefer Dickenson. Dickenson walks up behind Reid, Flory, and Singh and barks out the signals. Chapdelaine has signaled in a crossing pattern pass play but Dickenson has told the offence he'll audible on the line. The two new import offensive tackles are massive, huge, and fast. The Leos are in the two back set, offset, with Warren left and Bwengie lined up behind Dickenson. Simmons and Simon are lined up left and Thelwell and Clermont right. Thelwell and Clermont both run quick double slants, giving Dickenson two quick targets against the blitz coming from his right.

Dickenson drops straight back behind the human wall of his offensive line. Warren steps forward, ready to double team the oppostion defence's right defensive end. On the opposite side Simmons and Simon both run double posts, with Simon taking his route deeper, going straight at the free safety while Simmons breaks his shorter..giving Dickenson the option of going underneath the saftey or over the top.

In the meantime Alexis Bwengi is looking for the blitzing linebacker. The opposition needs to keep three in the game to stop the running game that is now so proficient. He locates him, coming from Dickenson's blind side, from the outside, as teams have given up trying to blitz the Leos inside...the human wall of the offensive line is like steel and has no cracks.
Warren pretends to block the blitzing linebacker but leaves him for Bwengi...who at 235 pounds steps up and drives his helmet into the linebacker, knocking him ass over tea kettle.

Dickenson has glanced at Simon to freeze the free safety, taken a short step to his right and looked at Thelwell and Clermont running their quick slants, ready to throw if the blitz is coming but the linebacker has dropped off on his right side.

Dickenson then picks up Warren on his left. Warren, already outside of the middle linebacker streaks up the left sideline. The middle linebacker, frozen by Dickenson's right step and glance to his right, has no chance to get over to Warren. Warren continues up the left sideline, and with that half second of extra time, Dickenson lofts the ball up and Warren runs under it, the middle linebacker 20 yards behind him in futile chase, as Warren dances into the end zone untouched.!!

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah......to dream of the possibilities!!!!

You've been into the alcohol Blitz ? :lol:

You've been into the alcohol Blitz ?

I'm going to have to sign up for AA if we don't win the Grey Cup next year!! :x

Blitz wrote:

Then we can also sign Flory and go with a pair of import tackles

Picture this Sammy. Printers half rolls to his right, to the wide side of the field, with Flory pulling in front of him. Thelwell, lined up wide right runs a post. Simmons, lined up inside Thelwell, runs a post corner. Clermont, now in the slot right, runs a quick slant out.

On the short side of the field Jackson runs a drag route to the inside, giving Printers another big target over the middle. Warren back side blocks and then releases into the left flat. In the meantime, with the defence sliding to Printers right side...Simon, lined up in the slot left runs his favorite post corner route.

Thelwell's post pattern freezes the free safety. Simmons offers a big target deep for Printers if he is open. But he can also throw quickly to Clermont, who is getting a clearout underneath. If he hits him with the pass quickly Clermont can catch the ball at full speed and is already pointing downfield..scary!! Printers, however, has already hit Clermont successfully earlier and he's put two defensive backs out of the game.

Instead Printers looks for Jackson, who is wide open over the middle because the middle linebacker is spying Printers. However, with the free safety frozen by Thelwell's post pattern Printers watches Simon fake the post and break back to the left corner. No one expects Printers to go backside and with his arm he throws it deep on the button as Simon doesn't break stride, catching the ball on the tip of his fingertips. The inside halfback is already ten yards behind..naturally believing that Simon would be running the post with Printers rolling right. Simon does his pose in the end zone as the crowd goes wild, as the Leos increase their lead by thirty points!!

But perhaps you prefer Dickenson. Dickenson walks up behind Reid, Flory, and Singh and barks out the signals. Chapdelaine has signaled in a crossing pattern pass play but Dickenson has told the offence he'll audible on the line. The two new import offensive tackles are massive, huge, and fast. The Leos are in the two back set, offset, with Warren left and Bwengie lined up behind Dickenson. Simmons and Simon are lined up left and Thelwell and Clermont right. Thelwell and Clermont both run quick double slants, giving Dickenson two quick targets against the blitz coming from his right.

Dickenson drops straight back behind the human wall of his offensive line. Warren steps forward, ready to double team the oppostion defence's right defensive end. On the opposite side Simmons and Simon both run double posts, with Simon taking his route deeper, going straight at the free safety while Simmons breaks his shorter..giving Dickenson the option of going underneath the saftey or over the top.

In the meantime Alexis Bwengi is looking for the blitzing linebacker. The opposition needs to keep three in the game to stop the running game that is now so proficient. He locates him, coming from Dickenson's blind side, from the outside, as teams have given up trying to blitz the Leos inside...the human wall of the offensive line is like steel and has no cracks.
Warren pretends to block the blitzing linebacker but leaves him for Bwengi...who at 235 pounds steps up and drives his helmet into the linebacker, knocking him ass over tea kettle.

Dickenson has glanced at Simon to freeze the free safety, taken a short step to his right and looked at Thelwell and Clermont running their quick slants, ready to throw if the blitz is coming but the linebacker has dropped off on his right side.

Dickenson then picks up Warren on his left. Warren, already outside of the middle linebacker streaks up the left sideline. The middle linebacker, frozen by Dickenson's right step and glance to his right, has no chance to get over to Warren. Warren continues up the left sideline, and with that half second of extra time, Dickenson lofts the ball up and Warren runs under it, the middle linebacker 20 yards behind him in futile chase, as Warren dances into the end zone untouched.!!

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah......to dream of the possibilities!!!!

Sounds great Blitz ..... oh the possibilities with better protection, a more imaginitve playbook and veteran QB overriding the offensive coordinator's instructions.

wow..great read....that just brought a large smile to my face


"The two new import offensive tackles are massive, huge, and fast"

that would be amazing