Originally Posted by
Will
Rickey Foggie completed 14 of 25 passes for 370 yards and the Argos beat Edmonton 47-28. I'm probably beating a dead horse here, however, the Argos offense actually struggled to some degree down the stretch in 1991. Matt Dunigan was hurt in a game against Calgary, and Foggie made starts against Edmonton, Ottawa, Winnipeg x 2, Calgary, Hamilton and Ottawa.
Vs Edmonton: 14-25-370-5-1 objectively an excellent game
at Ottawa: 14-29-181-1-3 Toronto aided by Harold Hallman defensive TD
Vs Winnipeg: 15-30-229-1-1
at Winnipeg: 8-17-168-1-0
Vs Calgary: 16-36-262-1-3
at Hamilton: 17-41-361-2-2
Vs Ottawa: 5-13-84-1-0
Hindsight is 20/20 and I realize it was a different game back then, but I think the warning signs were there for 1992.
I think the reason I harp on this a ton is because the Dunigan departure is one of the primary on-field reasons for why the Argos are drawing what they are right now. That 20-52 span from '92 to '95 really took a dent out of the fanbase.
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