Landry: 5 QB battles to watch at training camp

The quarterback landscape across the CFL looks pretty stable, overall, with at least five teams appearing to be set at QB1 as training camps open.


This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.cfl.ca/2024/05/14/landry-5-qb-battles-to-watch-at-training-camp

Maier is crap :poop:

After Bo Levi’s poor showing in the last season doubt about his success creeps onto the turf and into fans’ minds. Bo was not even chosen as the quarterback for the Eastern semi-final in 2023. Bo thought he was finished with the Cats because they failed to deploy their money guy in the big game until it was lost.
Now present, Bo Levi, in season 2024, is determined to be the number one quarterback. The only problem with this is that it may turn out the Cats are delaying the inevitable changes to come and spending money on a lost cause while the Cats could be spending money and choosing a new asset to strengthen the team.

Hopefully the Saskatchewan Roughriders new head coach wakes up and trades a very old Trevor Harris straight up for Bo Levi Mitchell.

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To be honest, I am a Tiger Cat fan and have no vested interest in what goes on in Edmonton - BUT!!
Since MBT behaviour towards his coach in the 2022 Eastern Final where he had a tantrum and pushed and yelled at Dinwiddie , I lost all respect for the guy and was very happy to see him go. Now that he is back, I hope he falls on his butt. Just not a team guy.

He was not mentioned here, but I am looking forward to finding out what Jack Coan can do in the CFL. He played great at Wisconsin—nearly willing the team over a team with way more talent, Ohio State, in the conference championship game—and then balled out at Notre Dame. He has all the tools you want in a CFL Pivot but can he translate to the wider, longer field and extra defender? If so, the Riders might have their answer to oft-injured Harris. Hope we can see Coan tomorrow evening against the Bombs. Of course, he might just be a wash?

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