Brady Oliveira was the Bombers' passing game, not just the run game.

He caught 8 balls for 80 yards to go with 11 carries for 74, and his 132 first-half yards accounted for 67% of Winnipeg's 198 net yards before halftime. That usage pattern — tailback screens and check-downs — shows the staff manufacturing touches for its best weapon instead of forcing traditional runs or downfield shots.