Chris Elgersma wears #19 as the Bombers' third-string quarterback but has already logged a win as a starter in 2026, showcasing a conservative, risk-averse play style that values ball security over heroics. Heβs the epitome of a game managerβdump-offs, checkdowns, and a refusal to put his defence in a bind.
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Games played | 3 |
| Starts | 1 |
| Record as starter | 1-0 |
| Comp / Att | 26 / 38 |
| Completion % | 68.4% |
| Passing yards | 301 |
| TDs / INTs | 3 / 0 |
Elgersmaβs spot start earlier this year produced a victory, but that came before the defence hit rock-bottom with a historically bad 377-yard rushing collapse. Now, if heβs forced to spell Collaros, his quick-release, low-variance approach will either help the Bombers control the clock and cover up defensive woundsβor simply lead to a string of punts that puts the unit right back on the field against Kaidon Salter. The key watchpoint: can his careful completions sustain drives long enough to keep the defence off its heels?
About $85,000 as QB3 β cheap insurance that has already paid off with a win in spot duty.
With Zach Collaros nursing rib damage behind a reshuffled offensive line, Elgersma is the emergency valve who could be thrust back into the starterβs role on any given snap.