US EditionBrady Oliveira Leads Blue Bombers to 26-13 Win over Struggling Alouettes
Brady Oliveira contributed 193 yards from scrimmage as Winnipeg secured their second consecutive win despite Montreal's multiple injuries and quarterback changes.
- On Thursday night, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers defeated the Montreal Alouettes 26-13, with Brady Oliveira leading the attack with 120 rushing and 73 receiving yards.
- Last week, Caleb Evans suffered a season-ending knee injury, joining Davis Alexander and McLeod Bethel-Thompson on the six-game injured list as Montreal Alouettes also missed receivers Austin Mack and Tyson Philpot.
- Zach Collaros threw efficiently, completing 27 of 31 passes for 263 yards and one touchdown while Nic Demski scored before exiting with an injury.
- With the win, Winnipeg Blue Bombers improved to a 6-4 record and back-to-back wins, and will visit the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Aug. 31.
- Turnovers undermined Montreal's rallies, including an interception to Evan Holm that led to a Castillo field goal, and Montreal will host the Hamilton Tiger-Cats after a bye week.
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Brady Oliveira carries Bombers to win over struggling Alouettes
Brady Oliveira through Montreal's defence for 210 total yards from scrimmage, leading the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to a 26-13 win over the Alouettes despite the loss of receivers Nic Demski and Jerreth Sterns on Thursday night.
The Montreal Alouettes had the Blue Bombers Winnipeg on Thursday at Percival-Molson Stadium, led by quarterback No. 4 James Morgan.
The Blue Bombers lost the service of their first two recipients – Nic Demski and Jerreth Sterns – in the first half. They didn't need it, since Brady Oliveira remained.
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Brady Oliveira leads Blue Bombers to 26-13 win over struggling Alouettes
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Game Recap | Wpg 26 Mtl 13 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers
MONTREAL — Call it the the picture-perfect example of a workmanlike hardhat and lunchpail victory. A no-frills road win where every single player in a Winnipeg Blue Bombers gets their jersey dirty, their hands calloused and exits the night having absolutely earned a celebratory post-game pint. The Blue Bombers opened the second half of their 2025 Canadian Football League schedule with a 26-13 victory over the Montreal Alouettes in front of 20,31…
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