Bombers' second-half defence is a bigger problem than their 1-4 home record shows.

Winnipeg gave up 87 points in consecutive losses to Calgary and B.C., with the Lions hanging a franchise-record 377 rushing yards on the defence — yet the Bombers still led with six minutes left and trailed by one with over three minutes remaining. Linebacker Kyrie Wilson's admission that the unit "unravels" late matches the numbers: three of the four home losses have been by double digits (22, 16, 10).