Bombers Blown Out: Philpot Record, 548 Yards Allowed Shake CFL Playoff Race
Winnipeg’s 37-10 loss in Montreal is a season-tracking red alert. The Blue Bombers allowed 548 net yards, 36 first downs, and 40:38 time of possession; they didn’t force a defensive stop until late in the second quarter. Davis Alexander shredded them 30-of-40 for 440 yards and a touchdown, while Tys
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Bombers' defence just posted a 548-yard, 36-first-down stinker
Winnipeg allowed 548 net yards, 36 first downs, and 40:38 time of possession in a 37-10 loss to Montreal. Davis Alexander went 30-of-40 for 440 yards, and the Bombers forced only one two-and-out and three punts. That's a power-rankings plummet, not just a loss.
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The Bombers' Dynasty Died in the Boardroom, Not in Montreal
Winnipeg got embarrassed 37-10 in Montreal Saturday — 548 yards allowed, 36 first downs, Tyson Philpot torching them for 207. But if you think this is a 2025 problem, you haven't been paying attention. This team has been rotting since the 2022 Grey Cup. Here's what people around that building whisper: three straight championship losses — 2022 to Toronto, 2023 to Montreal, 2024 to Toronto — and Kyle Walters kept running it back like the window wasn't nailed shut. Zach Collaros turns 37 this season and he's still the guy. Mike O'Shea's loyalty to his veterans is legendary, but it's also why the secondary is duct-taped together and the pass rush vanishes against real offences. Meanwhile Montreal is building a monster around Davis Alexander and Philpot, and they just hung 37 on the team that