Collaros' return has quietly demoted Brady Oliveira from engine to afterthought

Since Zach Collaros returned from injury, Winnipeg's passing attack has "finally hit its stride" — he carved up Edmonton for 28-of-33, 331 yards and two touchdowns. But Brady Oliveira carried just nine times for 37 yards, a dramatic fall for a back who was the offense's bell-cow earlier in the season. Tommy Condell's pass-first scheme, forged with Collaros in Hamilton, is now the identity — and the run game is the casualty.