The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are one step away from ending the longest Grey Cup drought after coming out on top against the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the Western Final.
CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary shines the light on a Western matchup that could see more than five quarterbacks take the field and that is something new even for this rivalry.
For Zach Collaros, change has been the only constant, yet the Bombers’ new quarterback is embracing his new surroundings. CFL.ca’s Chris O’Leary writes.
When the Bombers acquired Zach Collaros on deadline day, his role with the club was speculative at best. Now, he’s looking to end the team’s Grey Cup drought.
Is the Bombers’ dual-quarterback approach unconventional? Sure, but Sunday’s Western Semi-Final taught us there’s no reason it can’t be successful. More in this ...
When the Winnipeg Blue Bombers took to the field for practice on Wednesday, it was Zach Collaros who was the man getting first-team reps, according to Bombers radio voice Bob Irving.
After defying the odds in his Bombers debut, Zach Collaros has given Bombers head coach Mike O’Shea plenty to think about before the playoffs. Matthew Cauz writes.
The story seems completely improbable, unlikely, and let’s be honest, more fictional than real life. Ed Tait writes on Zach Collaros’ return to the Bombers.
Is Cody Fajardo worth a dice roll in Fantasy if he starts this week? Plus, how will the return of Trevor Harris impact the Eskimos? Pat, Jeff and Hannah talk all things Fantasy.
Even with the acquisition of Zach Collaros, McLeod Bethel-Thompson isn’t going to give up on the No. 1 job in Toronto without a fight. CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson writes.