Vanterpool Slides to Right Tackle as Broxton Injury Forces Bombers OL Pivot
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will deploy Micah Vanterpool at right tackle Thursday night against B.C., a direct plug-and-play response to the loss of starter Jarell Broxton. Vanterpool, listed at 6-foot-5 and 336 pounds, isn’t a depth stash; he started six games last season — four at left guard and two
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Offensive line depth is tested by a quiet but critical position switch masked by Broxton’s injury, revealing the Bombers’ cross-training philosophy.
Micah Vanterpool, who started six games in 2023 at left guard and left tackle, will now slide to right tackle to replace the injured Jarell Broxton. At 6-5, 336 pounds, Vanterpool’s previous starts ca
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Zach Collaros Loses It on Mike O’Shea After Calgary Blowout
Man, you wouldn’t believe what went down after that 52-30 stomping the Stamps put on Winnipeg last Thursday. I’m hearing from a guy who was right there in the hallway—Zach Collaros lost his mind on Mike O’Shea. Not some quiet, closed-door meeting. This was loud enough for the equipment staff to stop what they were doing. Collaros, nursing a wonky throwing shoulder, had been cleared by doctors on Tuesday. But O’Shea, wanting to be cautious, rolled with Dru Brown for the third straight start. The result? A defensive nightmare, sure, but also an offense that sputtered in the red zone. Collaros was seething watching from the sideline, and he felt the coach didn’t trust him to play through a little pain. After the final whistle, Collaros cornered O’Shea and, according to my source, dropped a li