a Great read and My Take on our Off-Season

There Great Read from The Winnpieg Free Press
http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/sports/football/bombers/old-faces-new-places-cfl-report-card-45910612.html

They Did grade on Off-Season from Each Team
I Disagree with Hamilton Grade.
As did not address the D-Line IMO
Mind we did get Better at O-Line lineBacker DB WR and QB also RB
I still feel one better O-Lines in The League and there No Cam Wake.
-B I Give them Here cause of the D-line



HAMILTON TIGER-CATS

THE BIG SPLASH: Being perennially awful means the Ticats often make significant big splashes in the off-season, and this winter was no different -- so much so that the release of former saviour Casey Printers barely drew a shrug of the shoulders across the league. Three ex-Bombers should improve the Tabbies in the short term: QB Kevin Glenn gives the squad a veteran safety net should Quinton Porter's development stagnate while tackles Dan Goodspeed and Alexandre Gauthier solidfy an O-line that surrendered the most sacks a year ago. Jesse Lumsden is gone, while CFL vets Otis Floyd (B.C.), Agustin Barrenechea (Edm.) and Brandon Guillory (Edm.) strengthen the front seven.

OUR TAKE: There's a certain quick-fix feel to the additions, given that Barrenechea, Floyd, Gauthier, Glenn and Goodspeed will all be 30 or older by the start of the season. But the Ticats need to win now after being absolutely horrible over the last few years and GM Bob O'Billovich has addressed that urgency.

FREE PRESS GRADE: A