If they go 2 INT on the OL then i'm convinced they will start 2 NAT receivers.
I thought Natey Adjei had a great preseason, was getting open and made some tough catches. They'll rotate Coombs through there, or else use the NAT slot for Dupuis and coach even mentioned Gillanders at HBack as the situation dictates, and drop another INT into the wide side slot when that happens.
It is interesting that they put Stala on the active roster and not the practice roster, which I think tips their hand about the 2nd NAT REC whether he is ready to play or not.
Looking at Edmonton's o-line I really think the Argos front 4 can slap Riley around. Andrew Jones and Paul Sorensen at guards should be beaten with regularity.
Are we sure that King can't go? I haven't seen anything definite.
I get the impression that "a former Canadian football running back for the Toronto Argonauts" named Kackert and Josie will be the RBs. If so, what modification would be likely elsewhere in the lineup for this game?
There are now 20 NATs on the roster, still one short of the minimum. I would guess that Herbert will be added for this game.
One INT has to come off the 46 and three off the 44. Probably King or Van Roten, plus Rolle and one d-lineman (Wright or Cummings, I would guess).
I am not impressed with Edmonton's offensive line. Am I missing something?
Cameron Dukes + Dan Adeboboye + Kevin Mital + David Ungerer + Damonte Coxie + DaVaris Daniels + Dejon Brissett = Unstoppable Force
The Esks have draft pick Danny Groulx in the line-up and heard he could end up starting - guy is huge and played on a perennial power-house Laval offence = he could help. Maybe they will start 3 imports on the O-line = surely a huge advantage/luxury = then look for their QB to be untouched and the run game to have huge holes all game long.
It's interesting to think of the "old" days when teams had to stat 10 NATs (or NIs as they were known then). The 1983 GC champion Argos played eight on O: five on the line, Pearson, Townsend and a rotating group of fullbacks. Only two on D were LB Don Moen and S Ken McEachern.
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