AngeloV wrote: ↑Mon Jul 14, 2025 2:55 pm
Not sure what the Elks were thinking yesterday. On the broadcast it was mentioned Ceresna had his knee pop out, and they popped it back in, they then put him back in the game, only to get injured again. That is a bonehead move in my books. A talent like that you don't take a chance with, especially in a game where it was pretty obvious they had no chance in hell of winning. Not the way Ford was throwing anyway.
I have heard of popping various body parts back into place and going back out and playing again but the knee is a new one on me.
Ford was terrible yesterday. He has lots of potential but consistency continues to be an issue for him.
AngeloV wrote: ↑Mon Jul 14, 2025 2:55 pm
Not sure what the Elks were thinking yesterday. On the broadcast it was mentioned Ceresna had his knee pop out, and they popped it back in, they then put him back in the game, only to get injured again. That is a bonehead move in my books. A talent like that you don't take a chance with, especially in a game where it was pretty obvious they had no chance in hell of winning. Not the way Ford was throwing anyway.
This sounds like something out of the 1970’s.
As you said this type of “treatment” is idiotic and could very well lead to further injury or complications down the road.
AngeloV wrote: ↑Mon Jul 14, 2025 2:55 pm
Not sure what the Elks were thinking yesterday. On the broadcast it was mentioned Ceresna had his knee pop out, and they popped it back in, they then put him back in the game, only to get injured again. That is a bonehead move in my books. A talent like that you don't take a chance with, especially in a game where it was pretty obvious they had no chance in hell of winning. Not the way Ford was throwing anyway.
This sounds like something out of the 1970’s.
As you said this type of “treatment” is idiotic and could very well lead to further injury or complications down the road.
It would appear things are going off the rails for the High Priced Edmonton team. But hope Ceresna is OK.
AngeloV wrote: ↑Mon Jul 14, 2025 2:55 pm
Not sure what the Elks were thinking yesterday. On the broadcast it was mentioned Ceresna had his knee pop out, and they popped it back in, they then put him back in the game, only to get injured again. That is a bonehead move in my books. A talent like that you don't take a chance with, especially in a game where it was pretty obvious they had no chance in hell of winning. Not the way Ford was throwing anyway.
This sounds like something out of the 1970’s.
As you said this type of “treatment” is idiotic and could very well lead to further injury or complications down the road.
It would appear things are going off the rails for the High Priced Edmonton team. But hope Ceresna is OK.
Elks should have beaten the Ticats. I can't believe that Julien-Grant dropped the game-winning TD in the final minute. That was a perfectly thrown ball by Fajardo.
ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Sat Aug 02, 2025 7:21 pm
Elks should have beaten the Ticats. I can't believe that Julien-Grant dropped the game-winning TD in the final minute. That was a perfectly thrown ball by Fajardo.
Seems that Hamilton getting all the breaks this season so far, good to be lucky or lucky to be good?
ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Sat Aug 02, 2025 7:21 pm
Elks should have beaten the Ticats. I can't believe that Julien-Grant dropped the game-winning TD in the final minute. That was a perfectly thrown ball by Fajardo.
Seems that Hamilton getting all the breaks this season so far, good to be lucky or lucky to be good?
Hopefully, their luck will run out by playoff time.
ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Sat Aug 02, 2025 7:21 pm
Elks should have beaten the Ticats. I can't believe that Julien-Grant dropped the game-winning TD in the final minute. That was a perfectly thrown ball by Fajardo.
He’s dropped 2 big ones now in the last 2 games. At least he made up for last weeks with a TD on the next play
ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Sat Aug 02, 2025 7:21 pm
Elks should have beaten the Ticats. I can't believe that Julien-Grant dropped the game-winning TD in the final minute. That was a perfectly thrown ball by Fajardo.
Seems that Hamilton getting all the breaks this season so far, good to be lucky or lucky to be good?
I can't believe superstar Kenny Lawler has not single-handedly won the past 2 games for them; who is this Kiondre Smith guy?
Scotty M going with the TE redux look at times - GOB mind boggling
Bovine will blow chunks in big games late when it matters though as he so often has. But Ticats D is surprisingly pretty solid and that could loom large; along with a dangerous return guy and an accurate FG kicker.
EE coaching staff in over their heads; might put it together next season though I suppose.
ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Sat Aug 02, 2025 7:21 pm
Elks should have beaten the Ticats. I can't believe that Julien-Grant dropped the game-winning TD in the final minute. That was a perfectly thrown ball by Fajardo.
Seems that Hamilton getting all the breaks this season so far, good to be lucky or lucky to be good?
They have managed to stay extremely healthy and have benefited from facing teams that have injured starting QBs. This "Fraud Show" will end eventually.
