Nic Demski

And, uh, Tuesday was an open practice for the Bombers.

Nick Demski, offensive lineman Jerrell Broxton, defensive lineman Jake Cereznah, uh, defensive lineman Michael Fletcher.

Now, he was sick.

Remember the double penalty he got? [laughs] Hands in the face-

Like the last season I'd stack up anything this year against what they had last year.

It was like Nick Demski and a bunch of dudes until, until Pokey Wilson showed up at the end.

But yeah,

I, I think it's promising because I do too.

He's that good.

And Nick Demski can't block them there because he hits like a fricking Mac truck.

picket but why do they even expect to

block a Darius picket

Um, where you're coming to a veteran, um, a, a veteran club like the Bombers, where, you know, he's, he had played before, he understands.

He's been with Demski and all these guys.

He understands the O-line.

That's a bonus in my mind, and it'll be interesting to see what Jamie, or what Condell calls the offensive coordinator that puts ...

Yeah

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this guy is Nick Demski, plus poundage, with similar speed.

Yep.

Maybe, maybe Montre- maybe Winnipeg can get that running game going, get Brady Oliveira cooking.

You know, Nick Demski could play this week.

I think that could be a real game changer for them.

And then on Friday night, this has got to be the game of the week.

Now, certainly from a Bomber standpoint, I think we have to acknowledge that this Rider team was pretty beat up.

Um, the Bombers have been dealing with quite a bit, but they got a couple key returnees to the lineup, Nick Demski, who was impactful on the offense, and the guy that everyone was talking about Monday on WST, Reddha Crampsey, on the defensive side of the football.

And what it did, Jeff, was, uh, allow the Bombers to put together their best defensive performance in a long time, and if you hear from Rider fans and Rider media, the, um, the worst offensive performance we've seen in maybe a decade from the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

This was a game where defense ruled the day, the lowest scoring game in the Canadian Football League this year.

And the other thing that I think was, was great to see was the complimentary football by the Bombers.

And I, and I, again, I give that to the defense, right? Zach throws that first pick t- in the first quarter to Nick Demski.

Going to Nick Demski, um, maybe Demski should've come back to the ball, uh, but g- good play by the Riders.

They pick it off.

But then Crammdy gets the forced fumble right back when, when the Riders start rolling.

And look, Brady Alvarez, 14 carries for exactly 100 yards, 7.1 yard average.

Bryce Perkins comes in for five carries as well in this game and picks up a couple of first downs that way.

Your number one receiver for the game was Nick Demski.

A lot of changes to the Bombers roster for this game.

Pokey Wilson is out, Nick Demski is back.

Maybe no more important change than Retta Crampsey coming back after six games with a broken thumb.

Yeah, you're gonna play a complex match style defense, and you better have a lot of guys in the back end that can communicate and marshal guys and get them lined up and explain subtle differences to them, take charge of that back end and that defense.

Kevin Hughes, wide receiver, desert.

Tim White, wide receiver, dull.

Nick Demski, receiver, ugly.

Dorian Singer, receiver, no idea.

So if you're going to go with the Willie J on one side, I am going to go with David Reese, the rookie out of Syracuse on the other side for the, the winnipeg blue bombers eaten on defense okay we'll wrap up who's gonna eat before the tailgating tip which sure would go up we go to the bombers offense okay write it down

can we guess can i get nick demski please on my choice no no nick demski's back in the lineup and belton's he didn't play last week because he was hurt You sure he's 100% healthy, Bill?

I don't know, but he's in the lineup.

He's

Pokey Wilson out after being injured in the Labor Day Classic.

But Nick Demski, who missed that game, he returns.

Uh, great news for the defense.

Retta Krammde back after missing six games.

I don't know if that was gamesmanship.

He didn't practice all week, so I'm not sure what that was from the Bombers, but he ends up on the six-game injured list.

Um, and then Nick Demski coming back.

I mentioned it.