HENRY HENRY HENRY

So who starts at quarterback for the Saskatchewan RoughRiders in the next game Friday against the Calgary Stampeders?  Well we know it won't be Henry Burris unless the Riders manage to pull off a miraculous trade with the Ottawa RedBlacks.  If not, does it really matter.  I mean the Calgary Stampeders are coming to town sporting the best record in the Canadian Football League and probably salivating at the thought of meeting the directionless RoughRiders.
After a 24 - 0 no show against the Edmonton Eskimos, it's easy to blame the quarterbacks.  Neither Tino Sunseri or Seth Doege showed any promise at all.  To think that either one of them can beat the Stampeders would be a dream.  Although they say dreams do  come true.  Then there is Keith Price.  We haven't had a look at him yet but really could he do any worse.
So who do the Riders turn to

“Everything is week to week. They are here and the only thing in the building right now is Tino, Seth and Keith (Price). Until something changes, Darian comes back or something else changes, that’s what we have.”  Cory Chamblin on the Riders quarterbacking situation





The Riders sorry performance can't be blamed solely on the quarterbacks although some point s but on the board would send a ripple of confidence through the rest of the team.  The defence was literally run over by Jon White and Mike Reilly.
White amassing almost 200 hundreds.   The Riders three man running game went AWOL producing only 98 yards in total.

The Riders got some help along the way this weekend with the Calgary Stampeders downing the BC Lions and the Hamilton Tiger Cats stopping the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Saskatchewan sits in second place tied with the Edmonton Eskimos both with records of nine wins and four losses.
Calgary Stampeders lead the way at eleven and two.
The Lions are 7 wins 6 losses and the Bombers are 6 and 7.
So the Riders have maybe a week, maybe two to figure things out at quarterback and save their season.  Winnipeg is at Ottawa so you have to think the bombers will win that one.  Hamilton hosts BC Lions in a game that really could go either way.