The run-defense collapse exposed an empty depth chart behind the starting front seven

B.C. piled up 377 rushing yards — 206 in the fourth quarter — and the Bombers allowed 25 fourth-quarter points after leading 19-13 with 6:10 left. With Jefferson and Ceresna both on the field and the club limping into its second bye “literally and figuratively,” a practice-squad or free-agent run-stopping defensive lineman should be the next transaction, not another skill player.