In the most recent 3 CFL games played, featuring such QBs as Mitchell, Reilly, Collaros, Jennings, Bethel-Thompson and Manziel, John Salavantis believes the best QB performance was by James Franklin, who the Cats will face on Friday. Coach Sal also pointed out some interesting defensive stats, combined, from those three games:
only 5 offensive TD were scored
18 field goals scored
22 sacks recorded
12 interceptions
It's that time of year when defence seems to take over in the CFL.
He was our 5th round draft pick (37th over-all) in this year's draft . He played some in the preseason and even made a nice catch from Dane that almost went for a TD in our final game . He has spent the entire year on the PR biding his time and learning the game and is now due to all the injuries finally getting his shot and promotion to the active roster . I say congrats to the young man and good luck in your first of hopefully many games wearing the Black "n" Gold .
You should take a look at his “Ticats all access? interview. Probably the most articulate football player I’ve seen interviewed. Seems like a fantastic young man and Canadian to boot?
When I look at Hamilton’s Depth Chart, I count only 44 players,i.e. 23 Int. and 21 Nat. Exact? I do know that you dress only 2 QB’s. Rather than add another Nat. and having to name a healthy scratch, did the GM and Head Coach decide to only include the 21 Nat. that will dress/play?
Key Hamilton Roster Notes: The Ticats have signed WR Terrell Sinkfield but he won’t play Friday. Terrence Toliver is the fourth WR to go on the six-game injury list. DE Adrian Tracy won’t play, and neither will DT Jason Neill. Kelvin Palmer likely starts his second game at left OG, National receiver Justin Buren makes his first CFL appearance and will start, and receiver Marquay McDaniel will be the backup International receiver.
Figures that the only time I need to watch the Ticats over the internet, because I’m out of the country and can’t watch TSN, the various internet options I have won’t work - because I’m out of the country.
I’m a Rogers subscriber, but the Rogers Anywhere app doesn’t allow access outside Canada. Rogers “Anywhere”? Nope.
Same thing for the TSN GO app. TSN “GO”? Depends where you go, I guess.
If you’re traveling in the US, you can use the free trial offer for ESPN+. All CFL games are streamed live and available after the game if you miss it.
Download a VPN. I used VPN express. You can then set it to some city in Canada and you will be able to access the game. I did this last year when I was in Barbados and wanted to watch the Olympics