No front-seven response after a record-setting run-defense meltdown.

Winnipeg allowed 377 rushing yards — a franchise record, surpassing the 349 surrendered to Edmonton in 1956 — including 206 in the fourth quarter and touchdown runs of 58 and 35 yards by Zander Horvath in the final 6:18. The only roster move highlighted in the game-week coverage is on the offensive line, not the defensive front, signaling the front office is betting on internal fixes.