Date: July 4, 2012

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The 2012 CFL Football Season is now in full swing and a Western domination over the weekend. In fact, we witness some great action and what really stood out from an offense point of view; it seems more offensive coordinators did some research on the zone read concept and incorporated more of the Oregon Ducks type offense with the zone reads.

Weekly Recap

Saskatchewan 46 Hamilton 16: The Roughriders looked sharp on offense, but will need to spread the ball around more, as Weston Dressler caught 13 balls for 180 yards. If Hamilton would have challenged one of Dressler’s catches, I think this game would have taken a different turn. Hamilton will need to find a deep threat, can’t dunk and dink your way all game.

BC Lions 33 Winnipeg 16: The Bombers held their own vs. the Lions for 2 quarters, but the defense were on the field too long and it took its toll in the second half. Let’s hope Winnipeg can get a bit more productivity from their offense or their will not be a Grey Cup appearance in 2012.

Edmonton 19 Toronto 15: It’s going to take the Argos a few more games to see what type of offense they will be in 2012 under Ricky Ray, we all know Ricky can chuck it, but will the running game compliment the pass? Edmonton did a good job defensively, but will need to find a running game going and get Fred Stamps more touches.

Calgary 38 Montreal 10: It took Montreal Defensive Coordinator Jeff Reinebold the first half to make adjustments to his defense, but by the time he made his it was the 3rd quarter, the game was out of hand. Montreal didn’t look sharp on offense; let’s hope it wasn’t the start of the end for AC in the CFL who only threw for 174 yards with two picks.

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