2015: Week 19

[R.J]

I know that the Argos' o-line is really struggling but, for what it's worth, I think Hamilton's is in worse shape right now. And with Mathews at QB, points aren't going to be easy to come by for that offence.

Aside from their offense sucking without Collaros, I don't see how they're in worse shape than the Argonauts.

[paulwoods13]

Aside from their offense sucking without Collaros, I don't see how they're in worse shape than the Argonauts.

I believe the comment was about Ham's o-line. Ours played badly the other night but at least we have our five starters healthy so there's reason to hope for improvement. Hamilton's played badly yesterday and they are down to twine and masking tape.

[R.J]

I believe the comment was about Ham's o-line. Ours played badly the other night but at least we have our five starters healthy so there's reason to hope for improvement. Hamilton's played badly yesterday and they are down to twine and masking tape.

Yup, that's what I was replying to, but I can understand why my post might have been misunderstood. As OV pointed out, Bomben may be out, but O'Neill is a capable starter let alone back-up. IMO Hamilton's problem on the line is a direct result of Matthews, he's a straight drop back QB and the play calls don't seem to move the pocket itself, which makes it worse because not only is Matthews immobile, but predictable in his drop backs. Toronto's issue on the offensive line has been the right side all season along with not moving around the pocket and predictable drop backs. As I've stated multiple times, Van Zeyl at guard and Sewell at tackle could help. Fonoti is terrible and Van Roten isn't much better. Van Zeyl has had issues all year, maybe a permanent move to the inside could help.