Traditions CFL Toronto Argonauts

[@davidjensen2666]

I enjoy watching the history of the Teams in the CFL. Very interesting.

[@christopheroliver2465]

Michael "Pinball" Clemons was the PERFECT CFL RUNNING BACK! In addition, he and his wife quickly became perfect Canadians. Skilled, modest, and smart. Canada quickly became their home. Pinball and his wife studied hard, aced the citizenship test, and became Canadian citizens. He wanted the two of them to ace the test, not just pass it, and they did. Pinball's quote at the end of this documentary stating that the CFL is a important part of Canadian culture because it links the entire nation together is spot on. He learned that, he feels that, and he believes that. By extension, his actions both on and off the field helps make Canadian culture (a Cultural Moasic) what it is. Today, Mr. and Mrs. Clemons live in Oakville and are still involved with the Argonauts and various Metro Toronto charities. Again, the perfect Canadians.

[@bombasticbushkin4985]

The good old days! Great players, great games, great times. Thanks for the memories.

[@christopheroliver2465]

Doug Flutie was the PERFECT CFL QUARTERBACK! Enough said.

[@joememphis1571]

Doug Flutie and Michael Clemons are two of the greatest players in not just Argonauts history but in CFL history also. Damon Allen, Arlen Bruce and Chad Owens were also phenomenal.

[@bjdon99]

Flutie really was something in the CFL. I think when he played for the Argos that was the last time the team was at all relevant in Toronto.

[@westsidecoinlaundry1460]

Add 4 more Grey Cups since this was released...2004, 2012, 2017 and 2022

[@drobson8004]

Ismail never won the Heisman

[@larky368]

C'mon Leo! The ground can't make you fumble if you are being tackled. Leon fell and because he held the ball in his inside hand the ball was jarred loose. Maybe you should have coached the ball carriers to always hold the ball away from the tacklers and he might not have fumbled.

[@danielupsdell2697]

argos now are a joke