2015: Week 8

**AngeloV** · 08-16-2015, 04:12 PM

Originally Posted by Argo57

Right now the Ticats are the team to beat in the East, fundamentally sound, disciplined hard nose team that has quickly developed an identity at THF.

Problem with the Ti-Cats is that (and this goes back to last year), they are like 2 different teams playing at home and away. If Kevin Glenn doesn't go down with the lead, they are likely 1-3 on the road right now. And I believe they were also losing in Winnipeg when they knocked Willy out.

**Will** · 08-16-2015, 04:37 PM

Originally Posted by AngeloV

Problem with the Ti-Cats is that (and this goes back to last year), they are like 2 different teams playing at home and away. If Kevin Glenn doesn't go down with the lead, they are likely 1-3 on the road right now. And I believe they were also losing in Winnipeg when they knocked Willy out.

I think the Tiger-Cats were up 10-7 when they knocked Willy out. The Blue Bombers had to punt on the next play and Brandon Banks returned it for a touchdown.

**AngeloV** · 08-16-2015, 05:39 PM

Originally Posted by argofan87

I think the Tiger-Cats were up 10-7 when they knocked Willy out. The Blue Bombers had to punt on the next play and Brandon Banks returned it for a touchdown.

Ok, wasn't sure, but knew it was close.

**Argocister** · 08-16-2015, 08:14 PM

It's interesting to see the character of the teams showing now .
Ticats and Stamps are definitely on top.... And confident. The stamps especially show this, as even when they are sometimes not playing well, the next set of plays are a different team. The Ticats offense are being helped by the specials and defensive units. Still the confidence is there. This can be expected as there wasn't much change to the teams ( except injuries) from last years Grey Cup.
BC looks drab. They sometimes don't look like they are in the game. Maybe it's the mismatch between their coach and team members but it looked like they didn't have the spark last night. Mind you, perhaps the long trek does that to you..... I've seen the Argos play listless out west a few years ago.
The RedBlacks look like they have a spark ..... Even when trying out their second and third string QBs.
Roughriders are lost in the dark matter.
Winnipeg is schizophrenic.... Sometimes they are together and sometimes not.
Edmonton and Toronto look good in waves. .... But enough to win games . These are the two that look to improve over the season ..... But then again it is the CFL, and anything can happen.