The rematch reversal exposes a slow counter-adjustment problem

The Bombers beat Montreal a few weeks ago; the Alouettes came back with Davis Alexander going 30-of-40 (75 percent) for 440 yards and a score against a defense that had just solved him — that's a staff-level tell about how quickly Winnipeg answers a re-script. Flip the ball: Winnipeg's offense generated 10 points in roughly 19 minutes of possession, about 0.52 points per minute. A 27-point loss with that little offensive time isn't a defensive collapse alone; it's a two-phase failure.