QB Jake Maier declares \u0027better days ahead\u0027 for Calgary Stampeders ahead of playing the Canadian Football League\u0027s top\u002Ddog Toronto Argonauts.
They are the defending Grey Cup champions …And they are arguably the top dogs of the nine-team football loop.
“It was an effort that won,” said Stamps head coach dave Dickenson. “It was solid. It was nothing fantastic. They had to go with their back-up quarterback . It was a winning performance, so that was important.” Maier himself was outstanding in that victory, throwing for 149 yards on 22-of-24 passing. Those two incompletions put him in the club’s record books for fewest tossed in a game.Article content
“But … yeah … it’s a new game. So you know, we have confidence that we can win every game, but I don’t know if necessarily carries over, just because it’s a new day and a new situation and we got to go to them . Everything’s different in my mind.”
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