Zach Collaros threw for 324 yards and two touchdowns, Ontaria Wilson hauled in two touchdowns and the Blue Bombers snapped the Alouettes seven game win streak with a dominant win Friday night. The CFL on TSN panel breakdown the game and discuss if they think Winnipeg is back.
Zach Collaros and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers snapped the Montreal Alouettes win streak with a 44-28 win on Friday at Princess Auto Stadium
Zach Collaros lobs a pass to Ontaria Wilson in the back of the end zone and Wilson's second touchdown of the game extends the Blue Bombers lead over the Alouettes.
Tanner Cadwallader blocks the Alouettes punt and David Reese secures it on Montreal's 1-yard line. On the Blue Bombers second attempt from the 1-yard line, Bryce Perkins punches in for his second touchdown of the game.
The back-and-forth battle between the Blue Bombers and Alouettes continues and this time it's Ontaria Wilson who shows off his speed for a Winnipeg touchdown.
Davis Alexander flips a short pass to Tyler Snead and he trots into the end zone for the touchdown as the Alouettes make quick work of the field once again to tie the game at 14 apiece.
With another short-yardage situation on deck for the Blue Bombers, Bryce Perkins opts to hand the ball off to Brady Oliveira and he punches in for the touchdown as Winnipeg retakes the lead.
Davis Alexander flips a quick pass to Tyson Philpot for the touchdown as the Alouettes waste no time answering back.
With the Blue Bombers on third and goal, Winnipeg dials up a short-yardage play for Bryce Perkins and he punches through the line of scrimmage for the touchdown.
Vernon Adams Jr. took a hit against the BC Lions that knocked him out of the rest of the game, and will not be ready to go when the Stamps take on the Tiger-Cats this week. TSN CFL Insider Farhan Lalji has the latest on Adams Jr.
Vernon Adams Jr. will be out for Calgary's game against the Tiger-Cats on Saturday. The quarterback suffered a head injury back in Week 11 ahead of the Stamps' bye last week, leaving the game in the fourth quarter after being tackled and hitting his head off the turf.
Having lost three of their last four games, the Bombers face their toughest test yet in a Week 13 matchup with the CFL-leading Alouettes tonight on TSN. The CFL on TSN panel has more on how Winnipeg can get things back on track, and what Montreal has done so well this season.
Despite BC's four-game winning streak, Nathan Rourke isn't happy with his own play. With that in mind, where are the Lions at offensively? How is the defence doing ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Redblacks? Farhan Lalji joins SportsCentre with the latest.
The Lions will be taking on the winless Redblacks this weekend but despite Ottawa's record, BC's top receivers are aware the team shouldn't approach this game any differently as they look to improve to over .500 for the first time this year.
After a dismal start to their season, the Ottawa Redblacks brought on longtime CFL executive Jim Popp to be their senior football advisor, and as he gets the lay of the land, TSN's CFL Insiders Dave Naylor and Farhan Lalji discuss what should be on his wish list, what possible NFL cuts are on the CFL radar, and much more.
How many true contenders are there in the CFL this season? Henoc Muamba joins SportsCentre to break down which teams he trusts going forward.
Davis Alexander and the Alouettes are riding a seven-game win streak as they head into Friday night's matchup against the Blue Bombers and their top-ranked pass defence. Elsewhere in the CFL this weekend, Argonauts QB Chad Kelly will look to remain perfect in his career against Saskatchewan as the Argos face off against the Riders on Saturday night.
The winless Redblacks will be turning to Jim Popp in a senior football adviser role to help correct things in Ottawa. Popp shared his full confidence in general manager and head coach Ryan Dinwiddie as the right person to lead the players in the right direction.
Is a winless season a possibility for the Redbacks? What's the first thing Ottawa needs to address? Which current pieces of the roster should be part of the future with the franchise? Milt Stegall, Henoc Muamba, Duane Forde and Davis Sanchez hop on the TSN group chat to fire of their thoughts on these talking points.
The Redblacks, who were blown out by the Alouettes last week to fall to 0-10 on the season, announced Monday that longtime CFL executive Jim Popp has joined the franchise as a Senior Football Advisor. TSN Football Insider Dave Naylor details the significance of the move and what Popp will bring to Ottawa.
With Montreal's win over Ottawa in Week 12, MOP favourite Davis Alexander is still undefeated at home for his career, but how long will he keep the streak alive? Why We Love Football chats this and more on TSN's YouTube channel!
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