1 – Number of interceptions recorded by the Tiger-Cats on Saturday.
0 – Number of interceptions recorded by defensive players. Oddly, running back Lindsey Lamar registered the Black and Gold’s first pick on a Winnipeg fake punt.
2 – Sacks recorded by Markeith Knowlton to go along with his three defensive tackles.
3 – Tiger-Cats receivers who set new career-highs for receiving yards against Winnipeg – Bakari Grant (101), Sam Giguere (94) and Ed Gant (69).
4 – Teams tied for first in the East Division. Hamilton, Montreal, Toronto and Winnipeg are even at 1-2 through three weeks.
6 – Quarterback sacks made by the Tiger-Cats defence on Saturday.
12 – Length (in yards) of John Delahunt’s first career touchdown reception. Delahunt got open and scampered into the end zone after Henry Burris hit him at the seven-yard line.
50.1 – Josh Bartel’s punting average — a new career high for the 2012 Tiger-Cats Most Outstanding Rookie.
81.3 – Henry Burris’ completion percentage on Saturday after connecting on an incredible 26 of his 32 attempts.
186 – Passing yards by Winnipeg. The Tiger-Cats defence permitted Bombers QB Buck Pierce to complete just 15-of-26 pass attempts.
306 – Career touchdown passes for Henry Burris after throwing for two against the Bombers. He is now tied for the fourth-most in CFL history with Matt Dunigan.
957 – Henry Burris’ passing-yardage total through three weeks – tops in the CFL.
