Kramdi's Return Anchors D; Collaros Injury Clouds QB Depth
The Blue Bombers' Week 15 Banjo Bowl win came with a significant roster development: defensive back Redha Kramdi returned from injury and immediately reshaped the secondary. In his first game back, the 29-year-old forced a fumble from D'Sean Mimbs (recovered by Evan Holm) and intercepted a Trevor Ha
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Collaros's age and injury expose a fragile QB room with a shaky backup.
Zach Collaros (38) exited late in the 3rd quarter with a suspected upper-body injury after throwing an INT, and backup Dru Brown immediately took a sack, contributing to the 5 total sacks allowed. The Bombers' Grey Cup odds hinge on a 38-year-old QB whose durability is now a critical roster risk, with no proven veteran behind him on the depth chart.
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The Alouettes' "Tough Guy" Act Is Getting Old โ And It's Costing Them
You want to know why Montreal dropped from the top spot in the power rankings? It ain't the 19-point loss in Vancouver. It's the fact that they've turned every game into a WWE tryout. I was in the locker room after the first Lions game, and guys were already talking about Betts and the "cheap shot" narrative before the rematch. That's not preparation, that's obsession. Davis Alexander spent more time chirping Mathieu Betts than reading the defence, and Tyson Philpot's kick on the sideline wasn't a football play โ it was a frustration foul that cost his team momentum and discipline. Here's what the media won't tell you: the Alouettes have been playing with a chip on their shoulder for two years, but that chip has turned into a boulder. They're so busy proving they're the baddest team in th