Overtime Central

Let’s jump right in with my evaluation of the Defence.
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Well, let’s jump right in with my evaluation of the Offence and Special Teams.
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2005 was a pivotal year for the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Five years into the Roy Shivers/Danny Barrett regime expectations were high. A strong finish to 2004 and a playoff run that was only one field goal away from a Grey Cup appearance setup 2005 as a break-out or break-up year. However off-season moves changed the complexion of the team in 2005 and it underwent its standard turmoil during the season. Despite a disappointing season on and off field, the ‘Rider executive maintained the status quo for football operations. It is still to be seen what player changes may happen for the upcoming training camp. Here is my evaluation of the team performance in 2005 starting with Part 1 – Season Review and Football Operations.
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