The Grey Cup

[NewMFS62]

I did watch the end of the Grey Cup (CFL Championship) Game. From Reuters:

Henry Burris threw three touchdowns, including one in overtime, and ran in two others as the Ottawa Redblacks stunned the Calgary Stampeders 39-33 to win the 104th Grey Cup in one of the biggest upsets in Canadian Football League history on Sunday.

Burris was named the game's Most Valuable Player after completing 35-of-46 passes, none bigger than the 11-yard strike to Ernest Jackson in overtime that gave Ottawa their first Grey Cup for 40 years, when the team were known as the Rough Riders.

The 41-year-old Burris, who also connected on touchdown passes to Brad Sinopoli and Patrick Lavoie and threw for a total of 461 yards, became the oldest quarterback to lead his team to a Grey Cup triumph.

Burris made deep out throws that Fitzpatrick could never dream of making. Petty can. I hope coach Bowles saw some of the game.

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[Green Jets & Ham]

The 41-year-old Burris, who also connected on touchdown passes to Brad Sinopoli and Patrick Lavoie and threw for a total of 461 yards, became the oldest quarterback to lead his team to a Grey Cup triumph.

No offense, mate, by I don't think a 41 Y.O. QB is what we're looking for :global (21):

 

[Fudbutter]

Not bad for a team with a losing record in the regular season

 

[NewMFS62]

The 41-year-old Burris, who also connected on touchdown passes to Brad Sinopoli and Patrick Lavoie and threw for a total of 461 yards, became the oldest quarterback to lead his team to a Grey Cup triumph.

No offense, mate, by I don't think a 41 Y.O. QB is what we're looking for :global (21):

Where did it say that I was advocating going after him?
I'm just saying that there is a 41 year old guy making those throws and Fitzpatrick can't and that Petty can. It opens up the whole offense. The defense can't stack 8 in the box if they have to protect against a deep ball.

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