Oliveira’s 63-yard touchdown was the only explosive the Bombers’ base offense generated —

Winnipeg trailed until late in the third quarter and had a miserable passing game; Brady Oliveira’s 63-yard touchdown opened the fourth and broke the game. BC rested nine offensive starters plus defensive stalwarts Mathieu Betts and Deontai Williams, weakening the edge/contain structure that normally forces Oliveira to cut back into traffic. That matters for Toronto: if Winnipeg cannot generate pass-game explosives early, its playoff offense is heavily dependent on gap-run leverage in the second half.