Winnipeg’s most urgent transaction decision is on the offensive line. With Jarell Broxton injured, the Bombers are turning to Micah Vanterpool at right tackle — a 6-foot-5, 336-pound lineman who started six games last season at left guard and left tackle. This isn’t a new signing; it’s an internal e
With Jarell Broxton injured, Micah Vanterpool — listed at 6-5, 336 pounds — is sliding to the right side despite making his six 2024 starts at left guard and left tackle. That means Winnipeg is replacing one injury with a player learning a new side on the fly, which is a bigger swing than the “next-man-up” framing suggests.
Friday night at Princess Auto Stadium was an absolute tire fire. The Bombers gave up a franchise-record 377 rushing yards to a Lions squad starting a rookie QB and a walking infirmary on offence. They led 19-13 with 6:18 left – then surrendered 22 straight, including two Zander Horvath runs that made the D look like a JV scrimmage. Willie Jefferson said "S-t wasn't good enough." Jake Ceresna called it "horrendous." But here's what TSN didn't show you: the locker room afterward was pure chaos. Multiple defensive starters were openly chewing out defensive coordinator Jordan Younger's scheme – the same 3-3-5 that got torched for 52 by Calgary a week earlier. One vet told me it feels like the coordinator has lost the room, and there's a growing faction that wants Dru Brown to take over for Zac