West Division Crossroads: Bombers (4-3) Host Reeling Lions (1-5) with Playoff Seeding at Stake
Seven weeks into the CFL season, the West Division’s hierarchy is already taking shape — and Thursday night’s tilt at Princess Auto Stadium could dramatically shift the bottom-half picture. Winnipeg, at 4-3, sits just behind Calgary in the standings but is leaking oil after a 52-30 shellacking by th
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Three Starting QBs, Three Wins: Bombers’ Quarterback Carousel Defies CFL Norms
Through seven games, Winnipeg has won with three different pivots at the controls—Zach Collaros, Taylor Elgersma, and Dru Brown—each steering a decisive victory. This volatility is unprecedented in a league that prioritizes starter stability, and with a 4-3 record, the Bombers are the only CFL team in 2025 to have multiple QBs log game-winning drives.
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Broxton’s “Knee” Ain’t the Real Injury — Bombers O-Line is About to Implode
Believe the injury report if you want. I’m told by two people inside the building that the fuse between starting right tackle Jarell Broxton and O-line coach Marty Costello has been burning since training camp, and it finally blew after that 52-30 embarrassment in Calgary. Broxton blamed the protection calls for Dru Brown’s three sacks; Costello fired back that Broxton’s pre-snap reads look like a guy who forgot his own cadence. The shouting match in the McMahon Stadium tunnel got so loud that Mike O’Shea himself had to step in. Less than 48 hours later, Broxton is suddenly dealing with a “knee” that nobody saw get tweaked on film, and the club is publicly calling it week-to-week. The private read? It’s a stay-away, cool-off, “you’re-bench-anyway” phantom injury — and the locker room knows