The 16-0 First-Half Masked a Red Zone Inefficiency and a Second-Half Pass-Heavy Collapse

Winnipeg scored 16 points in the first half but just 3 in the second half, a 13-point swing that flipped the game. They converted only 1-of-3 red zone trips into touchdowns (settling for field goals), then abandoned the run in the second half—throwing on 62% of snaps—which allowed Edmonton to pin back and force two consecutive two-and-outs to open the third quarter.