Brady Oliveira is being used as the primary receiving weapon, not just a runner.

At halftime, Oliveira accounted for 132 of Winnipeg's 198 net yards (66.7%), and he finished with 8 catches for 80 yards against 11 carries for 74. The Bombers' passing game after Zach Collaros' return relied on RB screens and short checkdowns to Oliveira, using him as a de facto slot receiver to keep the offence moving.