The Bombers' decision to allocate premium cap space to the quarterback position (the "Maserati") while dressing a player like Ridge Texada for only his second career CFL game in a crucial Labour Day matchup is a glaring front-office miscalculation. The 19 points allowed in the 4th/OT directly correlates to a lack of experienced depth at defensive back, forcing raw rookies into high-leverage situations against veteran receivers like Dhel Duncan-Busby.
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Bombers' Cap Allocation Leaves Secondary on Life Support
September 09, 2026 ยท 02:00 PM ยท AI-synthesized analysis
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