Winnipeg made a shorthanded B.C. team look fully healthy — a red flag for roster depth.

B.C. started rookie Kaiden Salter and had so many injuries their infirmary was “stacked floor to ceiling,” yet still put up a record 377 rushing yards, including 206 in the fourth quarter and a 25-3 scoring edge in the final frame. Winnipeg’s improved pass rush — 17 sacks, Jefferson and Ceresna with six each — was completely neutralized on the ground, and the Bombers limp into the bye week with legitimate questions about whether their front-seven depth can survive another opponent committing to the run.