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BLUE REVIEW: ‘They’re the best in the league:’ Reilly and the Lions tip hats to Bombers after B.C. beatdown
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BLUE REVIEW: ‘They’re the best in the league:’ Reilly and the Lions tip hats to Bombers after B.C. beatdown
October 2, 2021
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VANCOUVER — No member of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers organization is likely to ever get ahead of himself when it comes to the team’s dominance so far this CFL season, but you don’t have to be a Mensa member to see this is the best team in the CFL, by a good margin.
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B.C. Lions quarterback Michael Reilly summed it up this way:
“They’re good, they’re the best in the league, and it definitely showed tonight,” he said, after his team was hammered 30-9 by the Bombers on Friday at B.C. Place.
“They’re athletic, they’re physical, they’re aggressive and they were punishing all night. Tonight was one of those nights where we just got spanked and soundly beaten by the better team.”
The Bombers improved their record to 7-1 on the season and tightened their grip on first place in the West Division. Winnipeg has won five games in a row and is now 5-0 against West Division opponents this season.
With six games left on the shortened CFL schedule, the Bombers are looking like good bets to host the West Final at IG Field on Dec. 5 and clear-cut favourites to win their second straight Grey Cup a week later.
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Coming off a bye week, the Bombers put together their most complete performance of the season, getting a huge offensive night from quarterback Zach Collaros and his receivers and getting another dominant performance from a defence that simply refuses to let opposing quarterbacks get comfortable.
The Lions, with the top passing game in the league coming into the matchup, could muster only 177 yards through the air and never scored a touchdown.
As we’ve done after every game this season, we’ll look at the positives, the negatives and the conclusions with regard to the game, but after such a well-rounded performance it’s going to be a decidedly one-sided list.
THE POSITIVES
— Let’s start with Collaros, who may just be the frontrunner for the CFL’s most outstanding player award at this point. He’s 11-1 as the Bombers’ starter, dating back to the 2019 season and seems to be getting better and better. Collaros had his best game in Blue and Gold on Friday, completing 82% of his pass attempts, for 417 yards and two touchdowns, with no interceptions. Collaros has always been a good quarterback, who has battled injuries, but this year he is absolutely flourishing in the system designed by offensive co-ordinator Buck Pierce. When Collaros has time to throw — which is most of the time behind this stellar offensive line — he’s as good as any quarterback in the Canadian game.
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— Kenny Lawler clearly didn’t like all the attention his former teammate Lucky Whitehead was getting coming into this game and decided to direct some of that focus toward himself. Lawler caught 12 passes for 205 yards and a touchdown, easily his best game in the CFL. In doing so, he passed Whitehead for the league lead in receiving yards (703) and also jumped into the lead in terms of receptions, at 45. Lawler had great body position and strong hands all night and he has emerged as a star in the CFL. Reilly and Whitehead were lighting it up all season — until Friday night — but Lawler showed Winnipeg has a match for that lethal combination as well. “We put the league on notice,” Lawler said. “Best receiver-quarterback duo in the league.”
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— With the offensive line paving the way, the Bombers entire receiving corps had a big night. Collaros connected with seven different targets and the Bombers got big plays, in all kinds of traffic, from Lawler, Drew Wolitarsky, and Nic Demski. The receivers seem to be a fearless group of players that are not afraid to come back to the football and know where the first-down markers are.
— It almost seems ho hum to talk about the performance of the Bombers’ defensive line, which once again pushed around an offensive line all night. The Bombers recorded six quarterback sacks and made life easier for a secondary that was facing one of the best passers in the Canadian game. Bookends extraordinaire Willie Jefferson and Jackson Jeffcoat both had sacks (they both have six this season), as did defensive tackles Steven Richardson and Casey Sayles, backup defensive end Thiadric Hansen and linebacker Adam Bighill. Oh, and the Lions barely even tried to run the football, picking up just 16 yards on seven carries. This game marked the third time this year, the Bombers defence did not allow a touchdown and this group has allowed a grand total of six points in the fourth quarter in 2021. Simply dominant.
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— The Bombers kicking game has been a sore point all season but Friday was easily the cleanest game of the season in that department. Place-kicker Ali Mourtada was good on all three of his field-goal attempts (13, 23, 29 yards) and all three of his 32-yard converts. It’s not saying all that much — many fans believe they’d be able to hit field goals from those distances — but considering how things have gone this season, it’s progress. Mourtada was 0-for-3 in his CFL debut on Sept. 18 and the Bombers were 8-for-16 overall, while trying three different place kickers. This performance was much better.
— A shout out is in order for the Bombers coaching staff, led by head coach Mike O’Shea. The Bombers are not the best team in the league by accident. O’Shea and his staff have built an outstanding culture in the locker room and have devised excellent systems on the field. Defensive co-ordinator Richie Hall is doing a masterful job and Pierce, in his first year as offensive-co-ordinator, looks like an absolute natural. O’Shea has never been named coach of the year in the CFL but it would be a crime if that doesn’t change this year.
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THE NEGATIVES
— Though tempting to just pass over this section this week, after such a complete performance by the Bombers, there was one area of concern coming out of Friday’s game — potential injuries. It was a physical affair with the Lions, and on four occasions key Bombers’ players went down for more than just a few seconds, including star running back Andrew Harris, special teams ace Mike Miller, Wolitarsky and Richardson, who was just returning from a stint on the six-game injured list. Harris and Miller returned to the game but it would not be at all surprising to see each of those players on the sidelines when the Bombers return to practice next week.
THE CONCLUSIONS
It’s not easy to improve on what the Bombers have been doing so far this season but they continue to do so.
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And they’re seemingly not going to stop trying to get better, even when they’re cruising along in first place.
“It’s always fun to win but if you’re not learning anything from a win, what you did wrong, and improving, the wins will stop,” Jeffcoat said. “As a team, we have to keep looking back and seeing what we’re doing wrong and seeing what we need to correct so we can be playing at our best.
“I think there’s more that we can do.”
The Bombers will host the 2-5 Edmonton Elks at IG Field on Friday night and will go back to Edmonton for another game on Oct. 15. They then host the Lions a week later.
By the time those games are done, if the Bombers continue to play the way they’ve been playing, first place in the West Division could be wrapped up.
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The only real threat to the Bombers right now is the Saskatchewan Roughriders, a team Winnipeg pummelled twice in a row last month. The Riders are 5-2 and have a relatively easy schedule the rest of the way, so they’re not likely to go away, although they’d need to finish at least a point ahead of the Bombers to take over first place. The Bombers would win a tie-breaker because they swept the season series.
It’s certainly not impossible that the Riders will finish with a record of 12-2 or 11-3 but the way the Bombers are playing right now, that still might not be enough for Saskatchewan to take over first place.
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The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman upheld a complaint against the authority finding fault with their care although did not conclude it contributed to the cause of death.
The woman, who has not been identified, suffered from health conditions which caused 'significant difficulties' with mobility, speech and daily living activities.
She lived alone and the council had arranged a package, through a care provider, for carers to visit four times a day while her partner was 'significantly involved' in her care and visited almost every day arriving around midday.
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Her condition deteriorated one Saturday in March 2017, when she was not eating or drinking in the morning but had not requested a doctor or ambulance.
The woman's partner said she was 'very cold' when he arrived and noticed the heating was off.
He claimed the usual morning carers put the heating and gas fire on and then turned it off as they left.
The care provider stated that the woman had never requested it to be on and typically declined when asked. They also said her partner typically put it on when he arrived.
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He called an ambulance shortly after which arrived with a crew spending a number of hours at the home before the woman was taken to hospital arriving at 1.30am, but she sadly passed away around 30 minutes later.
Her partner argued that he should have been informed earlier in the day about her condition and feared an opportunity to get her to hospital sooner may have been missed.
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"I found the council was at fault here and caused Mr X distress.
"However, I believe the distress experienced by Mr X was mostly due to the unexpected death of his partner; I cannot link the carers' actions to Ms Y’s death."
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The head of the state-owned bank and at least a dozen other people also face charges.
The suspects are accused of abusing their power by taking or facilitating bribes.
The controversial arrests began on Tuesday when police launched a series of dawn raids in Istanbul and Ankara.
On Thursday the head of Istanbul's police was forced from his position, and more than 30 senior police officers have reportedly been sacked.
The corruption investigation has targeted people close to Mr Erdogan's administration.
Baris Guler, the son of Interior Minister Muammer Guler and Kaan Caglayan, son of Economy Minister Zafer Caglayan was among those detained, as is the chief executive of the state-owned Halkbank, Suleyman Aslan.
They were put under formal arrest on Saturday morning.
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Members of Mr Gulen's Hizmet movement are said to hold influential positions in institutions such as the police, the judiciary and the AK Party itself.
Opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu has accused Mr Erdogan and his government of trying to cover up the scandal.
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The 29th death anniversary of former Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi is being observed today (May 21).
On this day, twenty-nine years back, the Congress leader was assassinated during an election campaign in the year 1991.
Rajiv Ratna Gandhi was born on August 20, 1944, in Bombay, to former prime minister Indira Gandhi and freedom fighter, politician Feroze Gandhi. He served as the sixth prime minister of the country, from 1984 to 1989, and was also the youngest ever to hold the office.
Rajiv Gandhi took charge of the country as the prime minister after the assassination of his mother and former PM Indira Gandhi in the year 1984. Gandhi came from the politically powerful Nehru–Gandhi family, associated with the Indian National Congress party. His maternal grandfather Jawaharlal Nehru was the first Prime Minister of India.
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