REGINA — The Winnipeg Blue Bombers went to bed Sunday night sitting atop the West Division, climbing back to the top of the mountain with a thrilling 35-33 win over […]

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers president and CEO Wade Miller wants CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie to take a stand on illegal hits on quarterbacks. A frustrated Miller sounded off to Jeff Hamilton of the Winnipeg Free Press after Blue Bombers star quarterback Zach Collaros was injured on a high hit from defensive lineman Miles Brown in Winnipeg’s 35-33 win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Sunday. “At some point, maybe our commissioner will decide tha…

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Blue Bombers president Miller demands action from Ambrosie after Collaros injury

"At some point, maybe our commissioner will decide that we should protect quarterbacks after the play," Miller said in a statement.

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Bombers president, CEO Miller fumes after Collaros injury

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It’s certainly a phrase that’s been uttered before in Bomberland — most likely by head coach Mike O’Shea — and then repeated by so many others as it gained momentum in the locker room. And it’s absolutely become a motto/commandment for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, especially through an ugly 0-4 start that has since morphed into a 6-2 run and now has the team at .500 for the first time this season and, incredibly, atop the Canadian Football League’…

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