Kramdi's return flips the secondary from reactive to predatory

In his first game back, Redha Kramdi forced a fumble on D'Sean Mimbs and intercepted a tipped Trevor Harris pass, directly fueling a 5-turnover defensive effort that held Saskatchewan to 278 net yards. His presence unlocked Evan Holm to lead the game with 3 pass knockdowns, proving the unit's ceiling is tied to Kramdi's pre-snap command rather than raw talent.