Oliveira’s receiving workload explains why no backfield signing hit the wire

Brady Oliveira’s Week 11 line — 11 carries for 74 yards, 8 catches for 80 yards, and one touchdown — shows he is pacing toward 1,464 rushing yards while also absorbing the pass-catching back role. That dual usage gives Winnipeg a luxury the rest of the CFL roster-build rarely has: a single contract covering two offensive personnel needs, and no reason to chase a receiving back on the transaction market.