Tag: Edmonton Eskimos

Additions, new and old, could make the Esks a dangerous team

Typing the words “Esks” and ” dangerous” in the same sentence this season has been the same as thinking that getting hit by a pillow is hazardous to your health. If anything, the Esks have been dangerous to themselves as dropping passes, missing tackles, and turning the ball over have all been symptoms of this struggling [...]

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Five reasons the Edmonton Eskimos are so bad

Scott Fitzsimmons focuses on the Stampeders usually, but now he takes a look at why their biggest rivals have struggled so much this season.

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Important three games for Esks future plans

Gizzie Willie notes that winning will cure Edmonton’s woes.

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Changes for the 1-5-0 Eskimos

According to Gizzie Willie, the Eskimos need to develop a winning attitude and it starts with hiring a new general manager.

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Is it time for the Eskimos to bench quarterback Ricky Ray?

Jonathan Hamelin thinks the Eskimos should bench Ricky Ray. Chris Powell thinks they should stay the course.

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Eskimos take on Toronto at Commonwealth

As Toronto (3-2-0) and Edmonton (1-4-0) prepare for battle, Adam Markowitz notes records can be deceiving.

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Game Preview: Edmonton Eskimos at Winnipeg Blue Bombers

Edmonton is looking for its first win while Winnipeg is hoping Steven Jyles can replace Buck Pierce at the quarterback position. Who will emerge victorious? Adam Markowitz examines the situation.

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A little shakeup could awaken a sleeping giant

There is no question that the Edmonton Eskimos have talent on their roster. Ricky Ray led the league in passing last year with 4,916 yards. Fred Stamps was the league’s top receiver with 1,402 yards. Arkee Whitlock finished the season with 12 rushing touchdowns, only one behind league leader Avon Cobourne. Lenny Walls (who was with [...]

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CFL Point/Counterpoint: Who will bounce back this week, Edmonton or Hamilton?

We all understand that people have different opinions and we at CFL Daily Dose are no different, which is why we started CFL Point/Counterpoint. For each CFL Point/Counterpoint, two authors will present their cases and you decide who’s right. After disappointing losses in Week 1, Edmonton and Hamilton both look to rebound in Week 2. Who [...]

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No panic in Edmonton after disapointing loss

To put it plainly, the Edmonton Eskimos were terrible in their season opener against the BC Lions on Sunday. They looked disjointed, out of sync and whatever other catchy descriptor you want to use to articulate an effort that had fans shaking their heads leaving Commonwealth Stadium. The CFL season, however, is 18 games long and [...]

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