Oliveira’s 9-carry game is the cost of Winnipeg’s pass-first revival

Brady Oliveira carried nine times for 37 yards while Collaros threw 33 passes, a stark tilt for a Bombers offense that had been anemic through the air for most of the season. The article notes the passing attack has finally hit its stride since Collaros returned under Tommy Condell, but the hidden tradeoff is that Winnipeg’s best back is becoming a decoy — and a playoff offense that cannot rebalance will be easier to defend.