Against B.C., the Bombers led 19-13 with 6:10 left but spent the second half trading field goals and avoiding risk against rookie QB Kaiden Salter. The result was a 25-3 fourth-quarter scoring collapse — a product of settling for three points instead of extending drives, then asking the defense to protect short fields that eventually broke.
🔬 Play-Calling Tendencies
Winnipeg’s “don’t turn it over” offense with a lead is shrinking games, exhausting the def
August 08, 2026 · 06:00 AM · AI-synthesized analysis
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