Brady Oliveira is the offence’s real No. 1 receiving threat — and that’s a red flag for Za

In Week 11, Oliveira turned 11 carries into 74 yards and 8 catches into 80 yards and a touchdown, finishing with 19 touches while pacing toward 1,464 rushing yards. That’s a slotback-level target share for a running back, meaning the Bombers’ downfield passing game is so unreliable that their most dangerous weapon is the guy taking handoffs.