Winnipeg's red zone offense is a short-yardage disaster, not just a finishing problem.

The Bombers went 0-for-3 in the red zone vs Edmonton, including a failed third-and-three gamble from the 5 and two incompletions from the 7 that forced a 15-yard Castillo chip shot. Their 29 red zone trips rank 8th in the CFL (vs Edmonton's league-leading 42), and they've converted just 13 to touchdowns — a 44.8% rate that explains why they settle for field goals instead of putting games away.