The Bombers’ close-out problem is worse than the final score shows.

Against B.C., Winnipeg led 19-13 with 6:10 remaining, then were outscored 25-3 in the fourth quarter while surrendering 206 rushing yards — part of a record 377 on the ground — plus four explosion-play touchdowns. The two straight home losses have been defined by late-game defensive breakdowns, not early deficits.