We walked in with our Herd 15 minutes before kickoff. We walked in to the Christian Saulsberry tribute with his family on the field. It was great to watch such a touching tribute to a former player. We then grabbed our favorite snacks and settled in for the Armed Forces Flyover. And then there was football. Oh, there was football. The Edmonton Elks opened up the game with multiple penalties in the first few drives. That pretty much set the tone for the game with the Elks struggling to gain any footing in the game. The Saskatchewan Roughriders were limited in their game but still managed to do just enough to advance the football down the field. In the second quarter, Taylor Cornelius would throw a 102-yard touchdown ball to Eugene Lewis on a 50/50 catch. After that, however, the offense struggled to make another significant impact. Trevor Harris of the Roughriders looked steady and sure-handed in his appearance at quarterback, as opposed to Cornelius who looked like he was always in a scrambling state. Over throws, under throws, and the odd bad decision. Cornelius would later own up to his game to the media and vows to be better but the offensive line didn't make his job easy either. The real shocker of the night, however, wasn't Cornelius but rather the now infamous 3 attempts at the 1 yard line. The Elks made it to the 1 yard line off of a defensive pass interference and the sequence of events that followed would result in a turnover, Saskatchewan football. Social media has already torn the team and staff apart over the decision making in that drive so we won't go there. The Edmonton Elks would proceed to lose the game by a score of 17-13. The defense did their job and two out of three phases looked great on the field. The unsuspecting phase, the offense did not. That is what's frustrating about last Sunday's loss.