The 30-28 Loss Was a One-Play Coaching Failure

Winnipeg scored 28 points and Dru Brown accounted for three touchdowns (two passing, one rushing), yet the Bombers lost by two in front of 32,343 at Princess Auto Stadium. That margin is a single convert, two-point attempt, or field goal—the kind of hidden special-teams or fourth-down decision that gets buried in a "cough up" headline. Brown's early strikes to Dorian Singer and Tim White (22 yards) were wasted because the staff couldn't manufacture one more point.