The second half was a little better, but the boo birds that were out in the first half were still going strong in the second. And like it or not, their wrath was directed at the guy brought to Toronto to get the team into the Grey Cup. Last night's 26-17 loss to the visiting Edmonton Eskimos made that goal that much tougher. Sure you can blame Ray's ineffectiveness on a lack of top-tier targets and there was that one dropped pass by Andre Durie on the first play of the night for the Argos, but the time has come where Ray has to be held accountable for his own shortcomings. Simply put, he has yet to live up to the large investment the Argos have made in him. And last night there was plenty of proof of that. And we're not just talking about the two first half interceptions ... bad as they were. Ray just looked unsure and flat from the time Durie dropped that first pass. At first glance the stats actually paint Ray in a much better light. He finished the night with 251 yards passing, making good on 26 of 38 pass attempts. He threw for one touchdown and had two interceptions. But dig into that 26-for-38 night and the numbers aren't quite so impressive. For the half he was 9-for-15 in the passing department. But four of those completions were to running back Chad Kackert for a total of 19 yards. He had another