The Toronto Argonauts can bring the pressure.
CFL teams are constantly in search of players that can rush the quarterback, one of the most important aspects in winning football games. It’s safe to say that the Argos organization is pretty darn sucessful in that quest.
“CFL teams are constantly in search of players that can rush the quarterback, one of the most important aspects in winning football games.”
NO NO NO NO. Rushing quarterbacks is soooo yesterday. Toronto’s co-defensive coordinators Kevin Eiben and Will Fields are living in the past. They’re relics of a bygone era.
Behold… Bomber rookie defensive coordinator Jordan Younger uses his oversized brain for the good of mankind to employ a kinder, gentler approach to crushing the minds of opposing quarterbacks. He lets them take the snap, look around, do their nails and then take a selfie with their offensive linemen before throwing the ball into the turf out of frustration (some say it’s boredom).
Rushers schmushers.
It’s Saturday, the day before the Grey Cup, and we can now officially conclude that the CFL Administration has totally failed. The missed Opportunity of releasing the 2025 CFL Schedule has completely abandoned a new BC Lions Owner by not allowing the BC Market to see the coming excitement of next year during Grey Cup Week and buy Season Tickets. How many CFL Owners have to hand back the keys to their franchises before they realize that the CFL Head Office is shooting the CFL in the wallet???
The Argo D-line is capable of shutting down the Bombers offence BUT they will have to be at their very best to do it. The question is will they? I sure hope so. If the D-line can shut down Brady O., will the secondary be able to withstand the aerial attack? I have my doubts. The defence has to come up big for the Argos to upset the Bombers, otherwise those critics of banjos and inbreds should dominate and win.
Season tickets are available to buy. You are spreading false information for no reason.