Winnipeg abandoned a 7.7-yard-per-carry hammer in a one-score loss

Brady Oliveira carried 18 times for 139 yards — a 7.7 average — yet Dru Brown still dropped back 28 times and threw two interceptions, including the late underthrow to Nic Demski with 18 seconds left. Brown's early touchdown to Tim White (22 yards) and his six-yard rushing score came when Toronto's interior was confused, but once the Argos adjusted, the Bombers kept asking Brown to win from the pocket instead of feeding Oliveira. That's a play-calling tell: the staff trusted the backup's arm more than its best ground weapon in a 30-28 game.