O'Shea's Non-Answer on Collaros Exposes a Two-Deep QB Room

Collaros (5-4, 70.6%, 2,204 yards, 11 TD/6 INT) and Dru Brown (2-4, 68.1%, 1,502 yards, 8 TD/7 INT) account for every Bomber decision this season — 5-4 plus 2-4 equals the team's exact 7-8 record, meaning no third quarterback has taken a snap in 2026. Placing a 38-year-old on the six-game injured list two weeks ago — a cap-relief designation — while O'Shea refuses to "call it" is roster management dressed as medical caution. Brown's 8:7 touchdown-to-interception ratio versus Collaros's 11:6 is the tell: the backup actually throws for more per start (250.3 yards vs. 244.9) but gives the ball away, which is why O'Shea keeps the door cracked instead of naming a starter.