in the hunt for first place in West Division. In Winnipeg, when Buck Pierce went out a week later, the Bombers stumbled with the combination of Alex Brink and Joey Elliott - both of whom may evolve into quality quarterbacks someday, but were obviously weren't ready to lead their teams this season. For a guy who's been essentially pushed out of the last two cities in which he's played (Winnipeg and Hamilton), Glenn enters this week with a completion percentage of 67.4 per cent, second only to Ray's this season (Compared to Elliott and Brink. who are both below 60 per cent for the season). He also recently vaulted into 12th on the league's all-time passing yardage list, trailing a list of players either in or bound for the Hall of Fame. After suffering a 'headache' during a play at the end of Sunday's loss to Saskatchewan, Glenn is a question mark for this week's game against Edmonton, which would mean turning to third-stringer Bo Levi Mitchell. And the Stamps aren't the only team that may be turning to an unproven third-stringer this week. In Edmonton, Matt Nichols may get his first career start with both Kerry Joseph and Steven Jyles banged-up in front of him. The Argos can be thankful that Ray's injury is simply day-to-day and that it doesn't appear he'll be on the shelf for long. He'll miss this weekend's game against the Blue Bombers and could return the following week. But with Jarious Jackson as a