Collaros' 331 Yards Can't Mask Bombers' Turnover Tax in West Logjam
Winnipeg's 35-27 loss at Commonwealth Stadium — before 22,492 in Edmonton — lands at the worst possible point on the calendar. With Week 20 underway, three West Division clubs are chasing the final two playoff berths, and the Bombers just handed a direct competitor a four-point swing while losing th
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Collaros’ 331-yard night hid a possession tax Winnipeg can’t pay
Zach Collaros went 28-of-33 for 331 yards and two touchdowns, but his two interceptions — the first staring down Dorian Singer while Kenny Logan Jr. worked over in coverage, the second a back-foot floater to Nick Anderson — flipped the game. Winnipeg lost the turnover battle 2-0; the prior week it also lost 2-0 but survived on Trey Vaval’s return touchdown, which is not a repeatable weekly subsidy.
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Ottawa's 0-16 Isn't Bad Luck — It's a Front Office That Quit in August
Sixteen games. Sixteen losses. Ten of them by 11.5 or more. And here's the part nobody in that building will say on the record: the Redblacks' locker room checked out somewhere around Labour Day, and the guys still grinding are playing for their next contract, not for Bob Dyce. Look at the Week 20 depth chart and tell me that's a football decision. Justin Hardy — the one receiver defenses have to account for — is out, replaced by Grant DuBose, a former NFL body who's been in the building about five minutes. Bryson Barnes gets his first career start at quarterback. That's three different starters under centre this season: Dru Brown, McLeod Bethel-Thompson, now Barnes. When you cycle through three quarterbacks and still don't have one, that's not a coaching problem. That's a Shawn Burke pro