Winnipeg's explosive pass game is play-action and max-protection dependent, not quick-game

On the 52-yard completion to Dorian Singer, Collaros used play-action and fully stepped into a throw that traveled 48 air yards. Later, even with seven-man protection against a four-man rush, he was flushed in under three seconds but still hit Tim White for 41 yards. That means the Bombers' vertical shots are coming from heavy protection and off-schedule improvisation, not standard drop-back rhythm.