Quote from: Throw Long Bannatyne on December 02, 2025, 06:17:11 PMWowsers, $275,000 with a $100k signing bonus

Quote from: Throw Long Bannatyne on December 02, 2025, 09:13:47 PMHuff defects to the Argos.
John Hufnagel to join Toronto Argonauts in senior advisory role[/url]
Quote from: Throw Long Bannatyne on December 02, 2025, 06:56:22 PMCFL award-winner Trey Vaval to work out for New Orleans Saints, Cleveland Browns: sources
Quote from: dd on December 02, 2025, 04:49:11 PMThis was not unexpected , he is the top NAT receiver, so pay him accordingly. Good for him
Quote from: blue_gold_84 on December 02, 2025, 08:39:11 PMI didn't attend GC109 in person but I thought Green Day crushed their half-time show;
Quote from: TBURGESS on December 02, 2025, 11:59:53 PMIs that what happened in the NFL? If it is then, the stated objective might come true. If not, then the stated objective doesn't match with the reality.
Quote from: dd on Today at 01:51:05 AMFor sure, but i think the lure of the Olympics puts an OC job on hold until that gig runs its course.
Quote from: Pete on Today at 01:45:51 AMtrue enough, since when we had Jefferson and Sayles we've not been able to replace impact players and our dline has gotten progressively worse and one of the main reasons that sask has supplanted us in the west. They added Carney, Rose, and Ray thru free agency and have one of the best dlines in the league now.I agree with this. Walters has tended to adopt a "moneyball" approach of letting the big contract players leave, while he tries to find hidden value in the mid-value and bargain basement bin. It has not worked out lately, and the pendulum has swung too far in that direction. I'm not sure he would have even signed Brady last off season if Wade Miller had not stepped in to make it happen. He's hampered in what he can do SMS wise by a QB who's now very overpaid, but that's his doing as well.
Walters mentioned that in a league with mostly one year contracts it's easier to retool, but unless you actually sign a quality player it doesn't matter. At some point we have to realize that even if it's an overpay to make a difference you have to go after some of the big fish
Quote from: Jesse on Today at 12:03:12 AMTo be fair, he already left TSN before when he came back to be our OC. He wanted to be a coach.For sure, but i think the lure of the Olympics puts an OC job on hold until that gig runs its course.
Now, he may not feel the same way way anymore, but he's already done it once so there's obviously the chance that he would do so again under the right circumstances.
Quote from: Jesse on Today at 12:10:46 AMNone of the players who have left have found any success anywhere else, so I guess we could could discuss scouting as a major problem.true enough, since when we had Jefferson and Sayles we've not been able to replace impact players and our dline has gotten progressively worse and one of the main reasons that sask has supplanted us in the west. They added Carney, Rose, and Ray thru free agency and have one of the best dlines in the league now.
So I wouldn't call letting any of them go a critical decision, but Younger doesn't have any roster control and no single person is making these discussions. Coaches will talk about needs and Walters tries to make the pieces fit together financially.