Winnipeg's Banjo Bowl defense won on second down, not just the scoreboard

The Bombers allowed only six points, 278 net yards, 16 first downs, and four second-down conversions against Saskatchewan. Jordan Younger called it their best defensive performance of the season, and Redha Kramdi's interception of Trevor Harris sealed the leverage. The hidden risk: Winnipeg drew just one pass interference flag while a challenged 41-yard deep shot to Shemar Bridges was upheld as a non-call, so the 19-6 margin was tighter than the raw defensive numbers suggest.