There are twice as many losses now than last week, yet half as much to worry about after the Eskimos showed they do indeed exhibit vital signs. They aren't actually the lifeless bunch of disinterested robots they appeared to be in the home-opening loss to B.C. Turns out they can pass block long enough to let quarterback Ricky Ray go deep to Kelly Campbell and Fred Stamps, stretching the field vertically. Arkee Whitlock can get to 100 yards rushing, more or less, with a minimum of touches. And they can effectively employ the mix of motion and misdirection that offensive co-ordinator Kevin Strasser was hired to bring to town last year. http://www2.canada.com/edmontonjour....html?id=16d05c9b-30b7-4339-be26-a44ccca62090
