Bombers Rebuild Offence Around Oliveira's 154-Yard Monster Game vs. Ottawa
Winnipeg’s 33-21 win over Ottawa wasn’t just a scoreboard reprieve—it was a schematic reset. Brady Oliveira served as the fulcrum, racking up 74 rushing yards on 11 carries and adding 80 more on eight catches, finishing with 154 all-purpose yards and a touchdown. At halftime, Winnipeg had 198 net ya
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The Bombers’ new attack under Tommy Condell is really an “Oliveira-as-slotback” scheme, not a traditional run-first offence.
At halftime, Winnipeg had 198 net yards and Brady Oliveira accounted for 132 of them — 67 percent — before finishing with 8 catches for 80 yards and a TD to go with 11 carries for 74. Condell used RB screens and angle routes to manufacture easy completions for Collaros and turn Oliveira into the primary YAC engine.
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Ottawa's 15-Game Freefall Isn't a Streak—It's a Mutiny
Friday night's loss to Winnipeg wasn't just another L—it was the night the RedBlacks quit. Forget the scoreboard; the real show was in the locker room afterward. Guys were silent, not the quiet of sadness but the quiet of a team that knows the coach is a dead man walking. One veteran—I won't name him—literally whispered to me, "He's gone. We're just going through the motions." That's the kind of talk that gets a GM on the phone. And it's not just Bob Dyce. The front office is quietly pulling the alarm. GM Shawn Burke is already telling scouts this is a "reset"—but that's code for "I'm covering my own ass." You don't lose 15 in a row—the worst streak since 1948-49—without rot at the top. The players see it. They're playing for themselves, and it showed: they let Brady Oliveira look like a