The 33 points hide an offensive staff that still can’t finish drives against the worst def

Mike O’Shea admitted, “We scored 33... there’s times I felt we should’ve finished drives” against a team riding a 15-game losing streak — the CFL’s longest since 1948-49. Zach Collaros’s return “sparked” the offence but came with “iffy moments,” meaning the red-zone issues from the two home losses are not fixed. Against Edmonton and Saskatchewan, those stalls become points left on the table in games that will actually matter.