Absolutely, that’s the angle I’m looking at as well. The CFL is a viable league with an established history. I’ve enjoyed watching the games when they’ve been on. Anything that gives more of our men a chance to pursue a dream is great (even if it mimics the racism of the NFL against white men). Borghi has too much football talent to not play somewhere.
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Wow, thanks for the update. The “Canadian Super Bowl” sounds significantly better than what the NFL is going to present to the world this winter. The teams will certainly be “blacker” and the entertainment is almost certainly going to be a ghetto affair. I don’t think they let White people sing at NFL games anymore….AJ Ouellette's Toronto Argonauts have made it to the CFL Championship this upcoming Sunday November 20 (Kickoff at 6:00pm EST on ESPN2).
Ouellette was named starting tailback in CFL Week 10 after an injury to mulatto Andrew Harris and outperformed many people's expectations. AJ finished the regular season with 516 rushing yards (5.3 YPC in 3-down football) + 350 receiving yards with 3 touchdowns in 13 games.
His combination of superior explosiveness, agility and downright violent running style makes him such a joy to watch. He looks to initiate contact and loves trucking over the small CFL DBs and linebackers. When they go low he has no issues hurdling over tackles.
AJ Ouellette was still listed as starter and had 91 total yards + 1 touchdown in last Sunday's Eastern Final, despite Harris returning from his injury.
AJ is expected to get the start once again on Sunday in what should be an epic clash against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers team that features a majority-White roster including starters and backups. A majority White team is as unusual in the CFL as it would be in the NFL.
The Bombers feature former NCAA star QB Zach Collaros, WRs Greg Ellingson, Dalton Shoen and Drew Wolitarsky, and start 3 of our guys on defense: DT Casey Sayles, DT Jake Thomas and LB Adam Bighill (CB Evan Holm also receives significant playing time).
The Argonauts only have AJ Ouellete and QB McLeod Bethel-Thompson + 3 OLine starters on their otherwise coal-black roster.
Halftime show will feature country singers Jordan Davis, Tyler Hubbard of Florida Georgia Line and Canadian Josh Ross.
Argonauts, Blue Bombers to compete for the 109th Grey Cup - CFL.ca
The Toronto Argonauts and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are set to compete in the 109th Grey Cup.
AJ Ouellette's Toronto Argonauts have made it to the CFL Championship this upcoming Sunday November 20 (Kickoff at 6:00pm EST on ESPN2).
Ouellette was named starting tailback in CFL Week 10 after an injury to mulatto Andrew Harris and outperformed many people's expectations. AJ finished the regular season with 516 rushing yards (5.3 YPC in 3-down football) + 350 receiving yards with 3 touchdowns in 13 games.
Ouellette's combination of superior explosiveness, agility and downright violent running style makes him such a joy to watch. He looks to initiate contact and loves trucking over the small CFL DBs and linebackers. When they go low he has no issues hurdling over tackles.
AJ was still listed as starter and had 91 total yards + 1 touchdown in last Sunday's Eastern Final, despite Harris returning from his injury.
AJ is expected to get the start once again on Sunday in what should be an epic clash against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers team that features a majority-White roster including starters and backups. A majority White team is as unusual in the CFL as it would be in the NFL.
The Bombers feature former NCAA star QB Zach Collaros, WRs Greg Ellingson, Dalton Shoen and Drew Wolitarsky, 3 Starting OLinemen, and start 3 of our guys on defense: DT Casey Sayles, DT Jake Thomas and LB Adam Bighill (CB Evan Holm also receives significant playing time).
The Argonauts only have RB AJ Ouellette and QB McLeod Bethel-Thompson + 3 OLine starters on their otherwise coal-black roster.
Halftime show will feature country singers Jordan Davis, Tyler Hubbard of Florida Georgia Line and Canadian Josh Ross.
US Audiences can watch on ESPN2. Kickoff is Sunday November 20 6:00PM EST.
Argonauts, Blue Bombers to compete for the 109th Grey Cup - CFL.ca
The Toronto Argonauts and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are set to compete in the 109th Grey Cup.
Thank you for asking about Dalton Shoen...
Ha! Are you kidding? Winnipeg is the coldest city in Canada! The ground is covered in snow and ice for an average of 6 months per year, usually from late October until April.
You wouldn’t have any problems from early November until end of March.
Brady Oliveira seems like a mystery meat, which is why I didn’t mention him in the initial breakdown.
understood. i was just seeing his pale arms out there and mistook him for one of ours.
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