From
where I sit it looks like the CFL should do a better job with their
year-end awards...
Don't
get me wrong. I think all the right players won. Jon Cornish is a
deserving winner of both the Outstanding Canadian and Outstanding
Player. My issue is with the process itself. I can't understand why
there's only 2 real nominees for each award. Yes, each team submits
their picks, but only one player from each division is selected for
actual nomination. I'm from Vancouver, so I'm a Lions fan. There
wasn't anyone from the Lions up for any of the awards. Nor was
anyone from the Eskimos, not that they deserved any, but nonetheless
that's automatically taking interest away from the Edmonton market.
There weren't any Alouettes there either. Why not have each team get
their nomination recognized? It's not like there's 32 teams in the
league. There's 8, soon to be 9. Chances are Ottawa won't make the
playoffs or have anyone nominated next season. Let's expand the
nominations and recognize players from every team.
At
least that's how I see it...and I sit in the cheap seats.
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