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4 Amer Oline. Has that EVER happened in WFC history? Did anyone else have 4 INT other than BC? Lots of 3 INT's...
Have we seen the end of the NAT hoggie dominance on rosters?
From Derek Taylor:
There were 9 instances of CFL teams starting 4 Americans on the O-line last season: 6 by the Lions, 3 by the Riders. That's out of the 172 starting offensive lines.
Into this week the Lions were the only team to have done it in 2026.
Quote from: theaardvark on July 06, 2026, 03:47:14 PM4 Amer Oline. Has that EVER happened in WFC history? Did anyone else have 4 INT other than BC? Lots of 3 INT's...
Not in my memory. Even when we started Bond as 3rd IMP, I don't think we ever took the step of adding a 4th, even due to injury.
Older & more hardcore WPG fans may remember a time before that. Or maybe we never did it, ever.
CFL traditionally has had NAT-heavy OL because it was easier to find/draft NATs at the "less skill" positions. That's sort of been changing lately, with a lot more quality NATs at weird positions.