So the TigerCats hung in, played clutch football and took advantage of their opportunities against Calgary last night, only to throw it all away by allowing Burris to push the ball downfield without any resistance in the last few seconds. There is no way the Stampeders should have been able to drive the ball like that.
Message to Greg Marshall and the rest of the Tiger Cats coaching staff:
When you're up by two points late in the game, and you refuse to rush the opponents QB, and you allow their receivers 35 yards of open field before they can even see a DB, you're going to lose the game.
Preventing the opposition from scoring a TD doesn't work if it's only a two point lead.
Message to Greg Marshall and the rest of the Tiger Cats coaching staff:
When you're up by two points late in the game, and you refuse to rush the opponents QB, and you allow their receivers 35 yards of open field before they can even see a DB, you're going to lose the game.

Preventing the opposition from scoring a TD doesn't work if it's only a two point lead.
) but if the Esks in week 1 and the Ti-Cats last night don't drop nine guys back into coverage, the Stamps are almost certainly 0-3.
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