One way game, pretty easy. The only points Toronto got were from a Nealon Greene interception. Man, that guy can't even finish a game that's handed to him... :lol:
Three teams left to beat for Montreal : Calgary, Saskatchewan and BC.
The only real threat is BC.
The thing to say is not: "Montreal hasn't played a real team yet"
It is rather: "Three teams have yet to play Montreal." :cowboy:
Year Opening Streak Final Record Standing
1996 0-3 12-6 2nd/Lost East Championship
1997 3-0 13-5 2nd/Lost East Championship
1998 3-0 12-5-1 2nd/Lost East Championship
1999 3-0 12-6 1st/Lost East Championship
2000 5-0 12-6 1st/Lost Grey Cup
2001 4-0 9-9 3rd/Lost East Semifinal
2002 8-0 13-5 1st/Won Grey Cup
2003 3-0 13-5 1st/Lost Grey Cup
2004 6-0 14-4 1st/Lost East Championship
2005 1-0 10-8 2nd/Lost Grey Cup
2006 7-0 and counting
Clearly the Best!
The Als have started 7-0 two other times in team history, and won the Grey Cup both times in 1977 and 2001.
The offence was “better” today. Redzone % still not that great, they could of easily had over 40 points today.
Watkins played very well today. Stala rebounded also. Anderson is not much of a deep threat to me. As long as he doesn’t have to run for the ball, it’s almost a sure catch.
The Running game was awesome. Edwards rocked :rockin: Diedrick was very impressive, his shortest carry was 9 yards :o
Defence, unbeatable. Montreal played one of their best games indeed. But, Toronto was very very hurt tonight. No Allen, no RB, etc.
Please, ro1313 and He_Hate_Me, an interception return doesn't count as offensive yardage.
I'm affraid your football expertise just went down the drain.
That is good news for me, because what ro1313 thinks is a bad idea has to be good. Such as my "CFL goes metric" idea, and that Alouettes future success...