The CFL Outsiders: S02 E16 Labour Day Hangover Not your ordinary football fan cast. Oldman & the crew see the game from a unique perspective with questions and insights you will not find elsewhere In this episode of CFL Outsiders, the hosts discuss their weekend experiences, including a rant on clickbait in sports journalism, updates on fantasy football, and the impact of player injuries. They delve into the controversy surrounding the Buffalo Bills’ presence in Toronto and analyze the highlights from the weekend games. They discuss Nathan’s struggles, Saskatchewan’s defensive prowess, Ottawa’s surprising victory and Calgary’s unexpected loss to Edmonton. The conversation highlights the importance of maintaining focus and momentum in football, as well as the impact of coaching decisions on game outcomes. As they look ahead, the hosts make predictions for the upcoming games, emphasizing the unpredictability of the league. 00:00 Intro 04:04 Oldman Rant 10:06 Fantasy Football Updates 11:57 Injury Reports and Team Dynamics 16:26 Concussions and Player Safety 27:26 Labor Day Weekend Observations 31:04 Buffalo Bills in Toronto 34:27 The Stadium Controversy in Toronto 35:46 The Impact of NFL on CFL 45:07 Historical Context of NFL in Canada 46:41 The Return of MBT 51:55 Game One: BC 33 @ Ottawa 34 01:03:03 Game Two: Hamilton 26 @ Montreal 9 01:09:26 Game Three: Saskatchewan 21 @ Winnipeg 13 01:19:35 Game Four: Calgary 19 @ Edmonton 31 01:31:58 Injuries and Their Impact on Team Strategy 01:38:37 Predictions for Week 15 Opening jingle and segment intros by, The Goddess @swell144.bsky.social MJ’s avtar designed by MJ’s sister Social Media contacts Oldman – Bluesky - @oldman-sac.bsky.social Mastodon - @oldman_shoutingatclouds mstdn.ca server Reddit- u/Oldmanshoutingcloud GT - @gtbarnum.bsky.social MJ - @sportsandplants The CFL Outsiders – (X) @thecfloutsiders -(Bluesky) @thecfloutsiders e-mail oldman.shoutingatclouds@shaw.ca CFL Gender Violence Policy: https://cdn.uc.assets.prezly.com/41d330ce-3896-48b5-82c0-c965c2e30b8d/-/inline/no/