Official Game Day Thread - Grey Cup Game - Saskatchewan & Montreal

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Deja vu all over again, in the 2023 GC loss to the Als, I believe Zach played with a lower body injury that hampered his mobility just as much as Alexander tonight. He picked it up in the last game of the season or the WF I think.

And last year he played with a butchered finger on his throwing hand. It sucks but injuries are a part of the game especially when it's your qb

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Huge game for Saskatchewan a NAT players- Sam Emilius, KSB, their db Campbell all played unreal games and significantly contributed to their victory

[Throw Long Bannatyne]

Huge game for Saskatchewan a NAT players- Sam Emilius, KSB, their db Campbell all played unreal games and significantly contributed to their victory

They run those slant routes for huge gains better than any other team, their receivers are big and physical.

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They run those slant routes for huge gains better than any other team, their receivers are big and physical.

To me, their offensive game plan makes so much sense, they throw a lot of high percentage, low risk quick slants and screen passes to their receivers in space and let them go make plays after the catch. They very rarely turn the ball over and their receivers are big and strong often breaking the tackles of the DBs. To me, that makes so much sense. And like Harris said, he lets the defense doc state who gets the ball and he doesn't force anything to anyone.  Sure they run the ball hard with OL let team and they take their shots down field, but they very rarely beat themselves, and that's just makes ssoooo much sense. Why pay some receiver 5 x what everyone else gets and then force the ball to him?? Get a bunch of tall physical receivers and throw the ball to the man who's open.

And with their tight locker room and Montreal's both of those teams are going to retain their players so we got a bunch of ground to make up this off season.

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Patterson fumble is the game. 

Short yardage 3rd string qb sneak  packages are , boring, uncreative,  and a proven liability.

Keep the ball in your highest paid players hands and make plays that will surprise the defence

[Throw Long Bannatyne]

Andrew Harris now has 5 GC rings and he's won 4 in the last 6 seasons.

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Patterson fumble is the game. 

Short yardage 3rd string qb sneak  packages are , boring, uncreative,  and a proven liability.

Keep the ball in your highest paid players hands and make plays that will surprise the defence

i ve always wondered why don't they just go wildcat and put your running back under centre and let him push for the yard. He's used to carrying the ball in traffic. Hamilton was doing that this year and it takes the whole 3rd string liability thing out of the equation.  And I feel for Patterson, they were saying it was the first tI,e he's ever fumbled. I find that hard to believe. He was released by sask and us, he's a third stringer. I'm wondering if teams will just let their #2 Qb be their short yardage Qb as well, like they used to.

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Andrew Harris now has 5 GC rings and he's won 4 in the last 6 seasons.

He changed Oulette somehow, eliminated the constant injuries.

Harris really is is a winner.