Winnipeg’s must-win offense was explosive-run dependent, not volume-based

Brady Oliveira carried 15 times for 149 yards and two touchdowns — 9.9 yards per carry — but 63 yards came on one career-long, game-winning scoring run, meaning 42.3 percent of his rushing output came on a single explosive gap/cutback rep. The Bombers also leaned on him to surpass Jon Cornish for third all-time among Canadian rushers, which masks that their playoff run game is built on high-leverage explosives rather than a 25-carry grind-it-out formula.