From a story posted by Pat Feinberg on the CFL website HERE:
One of the biggest acquisitions of the off-season gets top honours as the Stamps brought in Orimolade from Toronto in exchange for linebacker Cameron Judge in January. Now back where his CFL career began in 2018, Orimolade will be a focal point in a Calgary defence looking for a big bounce back after missing the playoffs last season.In two seasons and 29 appearances with the Argos, Orimolade recorded 16 sacks, 53 defensive tackles three forced fumbles, and one interception. Last year also saw the 29-year-old Orimolade finish second in Pro Football Focus’s player grades for edge defenders. With his combination of speed and power, Orimolade looks poised for another outstanding season in his return to the red and white.
The story includes this video of Flo chasing down a quarterback and forcing a fumble:
EXTRA POINT
Mrs. BGA and I took the advice of the "Top Critics" on Rotten Tomatoes who unanimously praised a "low-budget" movie and checked it out at the Nugget Theater in Hanover yesterday. What we should have done is taken the advice of an amateur critic on the site who wrote this after giving the flick half a star:
Good lord. How did this movie garner 100% critic rating (as of this writing) from 57 critics? Terrible. Slow. Boring. Sometimes very hard to understand soft-spoken, mumbled dialogue. So little character development. ... The trailer (which I had seen a couple times) looked promising, then I saw 100% on RT. So I was expecting to enjoy it. But this was the WORST movie I've seen in years. I can't imagine anyone thinking that this should have been made. Horrid.
I'm not going to mention the name of the move (email me if you are curious) but it was particularly timely, and maybe you can figure out what it's about in the first sentence of another amateur reviewer who called it a "snooze fest."
I felt like the luckiest . . . luckiest...luckiest . . . man . . . man . . . man . . . on the face . . . face . . . face . . . .of the Earth . . . Earth . . . Earth . . . when it was over . . . over . . . over.