Bombers' Win-Now Crunch: Smith Benched, Womack Cut as Wilson Returns
Winnipeg's receiving room finally gets its full complement Saturday in Montreal — Ontaria Wilson, Tim White, Nic Demski and Dorian Singer all starting together for the first time in 2025. That's a coaching decision with a body count. Wilson returns from a two-game hand injury with 56 catches, 739 ya
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Winnipeg's Intended Receiving Corps Didn't Share a Snap Until Week 18
Saturday is the first time all season that Ontaria Wilson, Tim White, Nic Demski, and Dorian Singer are in the starting lineup together — 17 games in. Wilson returns from a two-game hand injury with 56 catches, 739 yards, and five touchdowns, third on the team behind White and Demski. Zach Collaros has spent the entire year throwing to a rotating four-man set, and rookie Kenneth Womack — who dressed for the last two games — was demoted to the practice roster without registering a single statistic.
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The Argos Won a Grey Cup Because Their Franchise QB Was in a Walking Boot
**TITLE: The Argos Won a Grey Cup Because Their Franchise QB Was in a Walking Boot** Nobody in that Toronto locker room will say it on the record. But by the time Chad Kelly limped off the field in the 2024 East Final on Nov. 9 — lower-body injury, walking boot, season over — the Argos weren't panicking. They were relieved. Nick Arbuckle, the journeyman who'd already been bounced around by Ottawa, Edmonton and Calgary, stepped in. Eight days later he carved up Winnipeg 41-24 in the Grey Cup, throwing for 252 yards and two touchdowns, taking home MVP. Kelly watched from the sideline. The room