Argos On Line

Eskimos put perfect record on the line against Argos on TSN

EDMONTON - The Edmonton Eskimos backfield used to be belong to Arkee Whitlock. He was the primary ball carrier who rushed for 1,293 yards in 2009 and 689 in nine games last season before a foot injury ended his year.

The five-foot-10, 210-pound native of Rock Hill, S.C., returned to the lineup last week in Calgary and settles into a crowded backfield that includes Daniel Porter, Jerome Messam and Calvin McCarty. That's just fine with Whitlock.

"The backfield used to be mine, I'm the starter, I'm coming on the field every time," Whitlock said Thursday after the Eskimos final walkthrough before Friday's home game against the Toronto Argonauts (1-3). "But I'm a team guy, I'm all about the team."

You can watch the game in the second half of TSN's Wendy's Friday Night Football doubleheader tonight at 9:30pm et/6:30pm pt. You can also catch live streaming on TSN.ca along with our live blog and also on TSN Mobile TV.

The surprising Eskimos (4-0) are the CFL's lone undefeated team and a big reason for that is the players having bought into the team philosophy much like the running backs have done.

"We all know the situation, you can't be 'I' before the logo, it has to be team," said Whitlock who carried 10 times for 56 yards in his return against Calgary. "(Head coach) Kavis (Reed) did a good job explaining that to the team and as long as we follow that we'll be good.

"We all don't care about the carries. We'll get opportunities to play and at the end of the day it's about what the team does and how we can help the team. We all know when we get the opportunity it could be short-lived or it could be long, but we have to do what's right for the team."

Fifth-year Eskimo McCarty said having four running backs -- two imports and two non-imports -- helps everyone in the long run, especially the team.

"At the end of the game if we have more ground yards than the other team, most likely we controlled the clock and we had success moving the ball, getting first downs... that translates into time of possession," he said. "If we're running the ball we're having success."

The Eskimos lead the CFL in rushing with 517 yards, an average of 113 per game. They've ran the ball 113 times, taking pressure off the passing game, which is still No. 1 with 1,231 yards despite quarterback Ricky Ray throwing a league-low 119 times.

Used: Argos Online Voucher? (7/28/2011) | Rowing Machines Forum

I doubt it considering it’s called an online discount, I had the same but just be greatful for the discount hehe

BUT (can’t remember if this works but) you should go to vouchercodes.co.uk and from there you can get a code for free delivery ) you put the code in after you order and put your details in (just before you pay!).

*** I wrote this then wasn’t actually sure if it works, I think you can only use one code at a time…soz if not.

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