Ahhhhh, the hay days of the pass crazy CFL… the early 90’s!! I miss them, somewhat. Passing for 5,000 yards in a season is the new standard for an excellent year for a QB. Passing for 6,000 or 6,600 yards in a season is unheard of. Too bad.
Apparently stats are good enough for some Bombers .No need for winning it all - see the Barin Simpson saga for evidence of that. Cough , cough , Roberts and Stegal names seem to come up too.
Funny some of there supporters think other teams and their fans should think the same way.
As for Glenn's stats , it's only 3 games into the season . Talk about this in a couple of months. But remember wins are still better than stats to most.
You noticed that as well. It seems we will be waiting all season for Stegal to get a touchdown. The good thing the bomber fans will sellout up until he gets it. The Stegal watch will keep on ticking.
Doug Fluties passing marks are insane, but you have to remember in those days you could blow the wad surrounding him with talent. Me thinks those does are long gone with the limited spending teams have at their disposal now, even 5000 yds is gonna be a stretch for any qb in the league.
It's funny that some would try to turn this thread into a "only concerned about the stats" angle. I have been fortunate enough in my time to have seen my team win the cup 7 times. If you can't say the same, then put a cork in it.
I was wondering how long it would take someone to catch that. The numbers that I posted earlier in this thread were as of January 1, 2000. I was unable to locate any up-to-date current season passing leaders on-line but I’m certain that Doug Flutie is still number 1 on the all-time single season list.
David Archer played in the “Pass Happy 90’s”. I remember him with Sacremento (one of the US teams), but I think he may have played one year in Edmonton. (Eskie posters, help me out, I could be dreaming).