Collaros’s two picks were structural, not random—locked-on reads and pressure mechanics er

The first interception came when Collaros stared down Dorian Singer and failed to see Kenny Logan Jr. working over coverage, handing Edmonton field position deep in Winnipeg territory. The second came with Nic Demski open over the middle but Collaros throwing off his back foot under pressure, floating the ball to Nick Anderson; those two giveaways sit inside an eight-point loss despite Collaros going 28-of-33 for 331 yards and two touchdowns.