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OK, but I don't know what your original point was. Never mind!

There's no need to be petulant, JG. There are some players you can plan around long-term (e.g. guys who don't want to leave town and can be expected to accept fair offers) and some roles you can plan...

It's (very) premature, but I'd be cautious about planning my future offense around him. If you follow him on Twitter it's pretty obvious that he'd like to play in the NFL if someone gives him a shot.

Wilder's name will matter, strong performance (if he keeps it up) will matter, and his *age* will matter. At 25, he's still young and healthy enough to be worth investing in. Cornish was 28 by the...

A couple more games close to Saturday's performance and Wilder will be in the NFL next year.

Can't really fault Edmonton for not anticipating our run-heavy game plan. Montreal will be better prepared.

Given how long we've stuck with our current OL - including no changes in the bye week -...

I didn't notice until now, but we actually had more rushing yards (231) than passing yards (226) yesterday. I bet it's been a while since that happened.

Well, that was a pleasant surprise!

The biggest shock, obviously, was Wilder Jr. He has gone from a guy who looked tentative when carrying the ball and was surprisingly easy to tackle to an...

Thanks for the update!

Sears bears watching. His strange behavior in week six was never explained.

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It'll be interesting to see how Butler looks without Lemon to draw some attention.

Edmonton has lost four straight, but played really well against Calgary in their most recent setback. Reilly threw for close to 500 yards against the best secondary in the league, thanks in part to...