Who wins the battle to be the Hamilton Tiger-Cats starting quarterback?
What a great question. Incumbent Quinton Porter wowed the Ticats, their fans and the rest of the CFL when he wrestled the starting job away from Casey Printers last year. The Boston College grad was nothing short of phenomenal as he threw for 1,496 yards and his efficiency rating of 102.3 was aided by his spiffy touchdown-to-interception ratio of 10-4. But Porter will be pushed in training camp by Kevin Glenn, who was snatched off the open market this winter by Ticats’ GM Bob O’Billovich shortly after he was released by the Blue Bombers. At 5’10”, 203 lbs, Glenn couldn’t be any more different from the 6’5″, 228 lb Porter. However what Glenn lacks in physical attributes, he makes up for in football smarts and his 3,637 yards passing in 2008 shows he knows how to get the ball downfield. But his 20 touchdowns versus 20 interceptions shows he’ll need to make better decisions in training camp and the preseason if he wants to be under centre in Week 1. 3 – How will Buck Pierce produce as the
