Brady Oliveira’s 7.4 YPC masks a one-sided attack.

Oliveira’s 118 yards on 16 carries (7.4 YPC) is elite, but the team’s second-half drop to 2 first downs reveals a lack of a third receiving threat. The data suggests the Bombers are over-reliant on their top two targets, and a trade or free-agent signing for a secondary receiver is needed to balance the offence.