Not saying any one of those guys will be better then who we currently have David, not at all, just curious as it stands to reason they were brought in due to someone either being waived, or signing elsewhere this offseason, or as insurance.
I'm not one of those dudes who thinks "oh, they were looked at by the NFL, clearly they are superior players then anyone in the CFL"
In fact, IMVHO when a player comes up there with the attitude of "just a pit stop on my way to the NFL" they are not going to make the team, that I've seen entirely to many times.
Riders getting some bodies back, won't matter though, they sort of live and die with how Durant is doing in any given game.
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http://bclions.com/article/robertson-ta ... -of-mentor
According to this article Nick Moore is taking a back seat to Marco Iannuzzi and Paris Jackson.
Do maybe Paris might get the start this week or at least get a chance to make some catches :P
According to this article Nick Moore is taking a back seat to Marco Iannuzzi and Paris Jackson.
Do maybe Paris might get the start this week or at least get a chance to make some catches :P
Sorry, I didn't mean to imply you don't know what you're talking about or you're "wowed" by guys who've been to NFL camps or NFL rosters. Just meant it more for general consumption as some people might assume this is "an airlift" to potentially have these guys start this season. Could be, but I suspect it's more of a move for the future.joe kapp22 wrote:Not saying any one of those guys will be better then who we currently have David, not at all, just curious as it stands to reason they were brought in due to someone either being waived, or signing elsewhere this offseason, or as insurance.
I'm not one of those dudes who thinks "oh, they were looked at by the NFL, clearly they are superior players then anyone in the CFL"
In fact, IMVHO when a player comes up there with the attitude of "just a pit stop on my way to the NFL" they are not going to make the team, that I've seen entirely to many times.
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Anyways if anybody else here is going to the game I'll be the big white guy in the orange Martell Mallet jersey and my dad will probably wearing a black brent johnson jersey :P Hope to see some orange at the game, and hopefully we come away with a win on Saturday :D
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This is a candidate for post of the year IMO!Rammer wrote:Oh I am sure that the Rider fans will find a way to put 13 of you in 12 spots.kacbru wrote:This lion fan is going. Unfortunately, I've left it up to my rider buddies to arrange the tickets, so I'm always fearful that they'll only get 12 tickets for the 13 of us!sasklionsfan wrote:Its been a while since I posted on here, partially due to me forgetting my username for the longest time XD But I was wondering if there were any other lions fans going to the game Saturday? There usually aren't many there, but its much easier for me to go to a game in Regina, living in Saskatoon, as it is going to Vancouver :P
Also I'm going to predict the score right now: Bc 35 Sask 14 :D
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Looks like we've decided to go with a Canadian receiver to start at shortside wide receiver as Moore is dropped from the lineup.
I hoped it would be Paris Jackson starting and Iannuzzi being given rotational reps in the postion but it's going to be the other way around. Iannuzzi will start and Paris might be given some reps.
We weren't getting much out of the import position so its a good move. Iannuzzi brings speed. As for Paris Jackson the writing is more on the wall now and I hope he goes elsewhere next season. At 31 years old, coming off two 1000 yard seasons and around 800 receiving yards last season while dealing with two serious injuries Paris Jackson can still play.
In the meantime, the dropping of Moore means Jamal Robertson will be brought back into the lineup. That gives us Harris, Lee, Brown, and Robertson to potentially get reps at tailback but likely Lee will only get special teams work.
Hameister-Rees returns as a backup, with Newman remaining at starting guard.
Looking forward to seeing Iannuzzi playing and sure hoping that Paris gets some reps in the shortside wide receiver spot.
I hoped it would be Paris Jackson starting and Iannuzzi being given rotational reps in the postion but it's going to be the other way around. Iannuzzi will start and Paris might be given some reps.
We weren't getting much out of the import position so its a good move. Iannuzzi brings speed. As for Paris Jackson the writing is more on the wall now and I hope he goes elsewhere next season. At 31 years old, coming off two 1000 yard seasons and around 800 receiving yards last season while dealing with two serious injuries Paris Jackson can still play.
In the meantime, the dropping of Moore means Jamal Robertson will be brought back into the lineup. That gives us Harris, Lee, Brown, and Robertson to potentially get reps at tailback but likely Lee will only get special teams work.
Hameister-Rees returns as a backup, with Newman remaining at starting guard.
Looking forward to seeing Iannuzzi playing and sure hoping that Paris gets some reps in the shortside wide receiver spot.
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Well, having JHR is a nice plus, especially when we don't "need" him right now.
Just realized this is a 3pm game, I would have tried to tune in at 7 or so and been very disappointed otherwise.
As for Paris Jackson, to me it looks like he and Iannuzzi are going head to head for reps, best man wins the job from here on out maybe?
Just realized this is a 3pm game, I would have tried to tune in at 7 or so and been very disappointed otherwise.
As for Paris Jackson, to me it looks like he and Iannuzzi are going head to head for reps, best man wins the job from here on out maybe?
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I think Wally has tipped his hand. He wants to go with Iannuzzi, with PJ as backup. I hope Iannuzzi is up to the task.joe kapp22 wrote:Well, having JHR is a nice plus, especially when we don't "need" him right now.
Just realized this is a 3pm game, I would have tried to tune in at 7 or so and been very disappointed otherwise.
As for Paris Jackson, to me it looks like he and Iannuzzi are going head to head for reps, best man wins the job from here on out maybe?
Wally seems to have virtually given up on PJ. It is as if the medical people, or Wally, have no hope for PJ, but PJ still believes. It is strange. PJ looks good physically at practice, and professes to be 100%.
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Imo Wally puts players in bad positions by forcing them to play with injuries before they are healed, when the negative happens, he then replaces them.WestCoastJoe wrote:I think Wally has tipped his hand. He wants to go with Iannuzzi, with PJ as backup. I hope Iannuzzi is up to the task.joe kapp22 wrote:Well, having JHR is a nice plus, especially when we don't "need" him right now.
Just realized this is a 3pm game, I would have tried to tune in at 7 or so and been very disappointed otherwise.
As for Paris Jackson, to me it looks like he and Iannuzzi are going head to head for reps, best man wins the job from here on out maybe?
Wally seems to have virtually given up on PJ. It is as if the medical people, or Wally, have no hope for PJ, but PJ still believes. It is strange. PJ looks good physically at practice, and professes to be 100%.
Wally has been known to miss on his player Evals and PJax could very well be another in a line of them if he is waived or what have you.
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PJ is a big, talented, good hands, possession type receiver at this point. He can still get some long passes, but has very little run after catch potential. In other words, some CFL team would snap him up if he is released next year.joe kapp22 wrote:Imo Wally puts players in bad positions by forcing them to play with injuries before they are healed, when the negative happens, he then replaces them.WestCoastJoe wrote:I think Wally has tipped his hand. He wants to go with Iannuzzi, with PJ as backup. I hope Iannuzzi is up to the task.joe kapp22 wrote:Well, having JHR is a nice plus, especially when we don't "need" him right now.
Just realized this is a 3pm game, I would have tried to tune in at 7 or so and been very disappointed otherwise.
As for Paris Jackson, to me it looks like he and Iannuzzi are going head to head for reps, best man wins the job from here on out maybe?
Wally seems to have virtually given up on PJ. It is as if the medical people, or Wally, have no hope for PJ, but PJ still believes. It is strange. PJ looks good physically at practice, and professes to be 100%.
Wally has been known to miss on his player Evals and PJax could very well be another in a line of them if he is waived or what have you.
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Maybe it's a good thing.CatsEyes wrote:Ummm if you tune in at 3 you'll be disappointed too because it starts at 1
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There is no question in my mind that this is Jackson's last season as a Lion. The writing is on the wall all season.WestCoastJoe wrote:
PJ is a big, talented, good hands, possession type receiver at this point. He can still get some long passes, but has very little run after catch potential. In other words, some CFL team would snap him up if he is released next year.
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CatsEyes wrote:Ummm if you tune in at 3 you'll be disappointed too because it starts at 1 Unless you don't live here on the wet coast.
I'm on the East Coast.
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