Opinion: it’s wild that Nick Arbuckle leads the Toronto Argonauts in rushing
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Opinion: it’s wild that Nick Arbuckle leads the Toronto Argonauts in rushing
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I know Rickey Foggie led the team in rushing three consecutive years, but he's someone you expected to run.
I know Rickey Foggie led the team in rushing three consecutive years, but he's someone you expected to run.
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Scooter McCray
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Re: Opinion: it’s wild that Nick Arbuckle leads the Toronto Argonauts in rushing
The Argos don't have a rusher in the top 10 in the league. How many RBs have got touches so far...5 or 6? Arbuckles rushing stats aren't huge like Foggie or Allen, its just he's been the only constant and because of the line and turnstile at RB it stands out more. Although their new RB had an excellent second half against BC. Let's hope he can do that again on Labour Day with film on him now.
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TrueBlueGuy
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Re: Opinion: it’s wild that Nick Arbuckle leads the Toronto Argonauts in rushing
Spencer Brown battled hard for his Labour Day yards and he is looking like finally we have an answer at RB.
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gilthethrill
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Re: Opinion: it’s wild that Nick Arbuckle leads the Toronto Argonauts in rushing
Rare to see a player who doesn't find it necessary to celebrate every time he earns a 1st Down.TrueBlueGuy wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 6:28 pm Spencer Brown battled hard for his Labour Day yards and he is looking like finally we have an answer at RB.
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Re: Opinion: it’s wild that Nick Arbuckle leads the Toronto Argonauts in rushing
As good as he has looked the past two games, we absolutely have to get a second RB dressed. Having Anderson dressed at WR was a waste of a position. We'll need at least one more INT receiver to dress if/when Coxie gets healthy, so we'll still need a LB to come out of the lineup IMO, whenever McMahon or Williams is ready to play.
Re: Opinion: it’s wild that Nick Arbuckle leads the Toronto Argonauts in rushing
True. Janarion Grant doesn't engage in any elaborate celebrations either. The worst offender has to be Kiondre Smith.gilthethrill wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 6:57 pmRare to see a player who doesn't find it necessary to celebrate every time he earns a 1st Down.TrueBlueGuy wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 6:28 pm Spencer Brown battled hard for his Labour Day yards and he is looking like finally we have an answer at RB.
Re: Opinion: it’s wild that Nick Arbuckle leads the Toronto Argonauts in rushing
It's going to be interesting to see how the Argos emerge from the bye week. I don't believe that either Coxie's or Daniels' injuries are "6 game-worthy" even though both are now on that list. Chad Kelly will come off that list for the Edmonton game but what exactly will they do with him? Who will complement Spencer Brown in the offensive backfield? Will Williams or McMahon be ready? Will Ralph Holley return to the Argos? Where does newcomer Wallace fit in on that d-line? Lots of interesting questions to contemplate?paulwoods13 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 7:03 pm As good as he has looked the past two games, we absolutely have to get a second RB dressed. Having Anderson dressed at WR was a waste of a position. We'll need at least one more INT receiver to dress if/when Coxie gets healthy, so we'll still need a LB to come out of the lineup IMO, whenever McMahon or Williams is ready to play.
Re: Opinion: it’s wild that Nick Arbuckle leads the Toronto Argonauts in rushing
And Bo injecting steroids into his wrist....yeah, I know it's supposed refer to ice waterin his veins, but he looks like someone desperate to bring attention to himself.ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 8:33 pmTrue. Janarion Grant doesn't engage in any elaborate celebrations either. The worst offender has to be Kiondre Smith.gilthethrill wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 6:57 pmRare to see a player who doesn't find it necessary to celebrate every time he earns a 1st Down.TrueBlueGuy wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 6:28 pm Spencer Brown battled hard for his Labour Day yards and he is looking like finally we have an answer at RB.
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gilthethrill
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Re: Opinion: it’s wild that Nick Arbuckle leads the Toronto Argonauts in rushing
Is that what Mitchell was doing? I was wondering what that was supposed to mean. Very modest leader.AngeloV wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 11:39 pmAnd Bo injecting steroids into his wrist....yeah, I know it's supposed refer to ice waterin his veins, but he looks like someone desperate to bring attention to himself.ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 8:33 pmTrue. Janarion Grant doesn't engage in any elaborate celebrations either. The worst offender has to be Kiondre Smith.gilthethrill wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 6:57 pm
Rare to see a player who doesn't find it necessary to celebrate every time he earns a 1st Down.
Re: Opinion: it’s wild that Nick Arbuckle leads the Toronto Argonauts in rushing
Bo’s buck toothed grin doesn’t help either, he could eat an apple through a picket fence with those chompers.AngeloV wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 11:39 pmAnd Bo injecting steroids into his wrist....yeah, I know it's supposed refer to ice waterin his veins, but he looks like someone desperate to bring attention to himself.ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 8:33 pmTrue. Janarion Grant doesn't engage in any elaborate celebrations either. The worst offender has to be Kiondre Smith.gilthethrill wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 6:57 pm
Rare to see a player who doesn't find it necessary to celebrate every time he earns a 1st Down.
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