Winnipeg’s offense was a run-first containment plan for a backup QB

Brady Oliveira carried 20 times for 95 yards — 4.75 per carry — while Brown threw only 30 passes for 206 yards, and the Bombers’ offense struggled for three quarters. That split was the plan: stay ahead of the chains with Oliveira, keep Brown out of obvious pass-down leverage, then ask him for one late shot — the 23-yard Demski game-winner with 44 seconds left.