Bombers' 4-4 Break: Injury Roster, RB Workload Headline Bye Week Transactions
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers enter their second bye week at 4-4 with no announced signings or cuts on the club’s official channels, but the transaction picture is defined by who isn’t available — not who was added. After a 35-19 collapse against a B.C. Lions team missing its starting QB, BlueBombers.co
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The Bombers Have a "Blur" Problem — and It's Not Just the Fourth Quarter
I’ve stood in that locker room after plenty of heartbreakers. Thursday’s 35-19 mess against the Lions was different. Brady Oliveira and Nic Demski both mumbled “blur” like they were in shock — but the rest of the room was pure poison. The fourth quarter wasn't a blur; it was a surrender. Allowed 206 rushing yards in the fourth *alone*, 377 total to a team with a rookie QB and an infirmary full of backs. Guys were chucking their pads, staring at the floor. Here’s the drama media didn’t dig into: Oliveira leads the CFL in rushing, but his 100-yard games don’t mean squat anymore. Bombers are 3-4 in his last seven triple-digital nights. The coaches keep feeding him — 33 carries in the last two games — while the passing game goes comatose. You can feel the tension in the huddle. The D-line’s g