Receivers Keon Hatcher and Alexander Hollins passed the 1,000-yards mark for the season as the B.C. Lions ran out 33-26 winners over the Saskatchewan Roughriders to clinch a home playoff spot.
Probably because our defense has been rattled with injuries. Had Moncrief lined up at halfback, which I can only assume was to cover injuries because he has not done pass coverage well this year.
Forward motion for receivers (including the slotback/tight end) before the snap is permitted in the CFL (and Canadian Football in general) due to their fields being bigger and plays generally favors passing.
@@bobalong3717 Adams is good but he has tendency to be hot or cold id rather have rourke and im sure most of the lions fans would to, but oh well adams is doing good this year. I'm actually impressed with dolegala considering hes what a 3rd string ? just needs to scramble more when the pocket begins to collapse i like and dont like when he does that, but i dont blame him when he has to work with inept coaches and a inconsistent Oline
@@SillySongs4Everyone2001 Me too. I thought last season was a fluke. The Roughriders are not a 6-12 team. Then this season happened, 6-9 currently. Now I’m thinking that the Roughriders just aren’t a good team anymore.
@@ryandymond2195 They did beat Winnipeg in the Labour Day game, but have been horrible ever since. Losing to Winnipeg the next game was understandable, but losing to Ottawa and Edmonton, was maybe reality setting in.
@@my3dviews Yeah true. Beating the Blue Bombers is hard, only good teams can do it (like the Lions and Argonauts for example). But losing to the Elks and Redblacks back to back showed that the Roughriders aren’t the team we thought they were when the season started.
