Missed opportunity could come back to bite Bombers
Three yards. That’s all the Winnipeg Blue Bombers needed to leave Sunday’s Labour Day Classic in Regina with a victory. But instead of attempting a two-point conversion for the win, […]
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers had a chance to secure a victory in Sunday's Labour Day Classic but chose to play it safe. Head coach Mike O’Shea opted for an extra point instead of attempting a two-point conversion after rookie receiver Dorian Singer scored a touchdown. The Saskatchewan Roughriders capitalized on this missed opportunity and won the game 32-26 in overtime following a record crowd of 34,352.
Coach O’Shea reflected on the decision, acknowledging that it could have been a better chance for the Bombers to win. The absence of standout receiver Nic Demski, who was out due to an ankle injury, and key players Ontaria Wilson and Jaiden Woodbey, further compounded the Blue Bombers' challenge. Quarterback Brady Oliveira expressed his understanding of the decision but wished the team had gone for it.
The rematch is crucial for the Bombers, as they are currently 2-4 without Kramdi, and a win would significantly impact their playoff chances.
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