This is my pencil drawing, inspired by the proud history of the BC Lions and their strong fanbase. I tried to capture the feeling of being a BC Lions fan as fans walk to BC Place on gameday.

Ghosted in the sky above the stadium are six of the many great players that have captured the hearts of Lions' fans since their inaugural season in 1954. From left to right: Joe Kapp, Willie Fleming, Merv Fernandez, Lui Passaglia, Sean Millington and Geroy Simon. Each of these players has won atleast 1 Grey Cup as a Lion and represent each of the Lions' 6 Grey Cup seasons.

Fan jersey numbers pay tribute to these players as well as Jim Young, Doug Flutie, Travis Lulay, Paul McCallum, Darren Flutie, Jason Clermont, Brent Johnson, Norm Fieldgate, By Bailey, Alan Wilson, Jamie Taras, Ted Gerela, Bill Munsey, Dave Dickenson, Cory Philpot, Larry Crawford, Barron Miles, Damon Allen, James Parker, Ray Alexander and Ryan Phillips.

Ghosted in the sky behind Joe Kapp and Willie Fleming is a game scene from Empire Stadium where the Lions played from 1954 to 1982 before moving to BC Place.

Going back to last season it was not good. The last few games seem to have turned it around.

(And I was very much on the fire MB bandwagon, I may have been wrong...)

BC needs to keep their foot on the pedal against Ottawa. This could be a trap game, where we come in complacent expecting an easy victory against a battered opponent. The Red Blacks are a bad team, but if they show up and play for pride they could easily embarrass us.

The best strategy for BC is to play conservatively and just slowly grind the clock with possession football, lead by Horvath on the ground. Rourke won’t need deep strike magic to win. We just need to control possession and not make stupid mistakes.

Let’s go Lions! 🦁

If any BC Lions fans who have transplanted from Halifax have suggestions for watching Sunday's game, it would be appreciated.