Collaros turns back the clock

Seven years ago, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers officially made Zach Collaros their player. During a home game against the Calgary Stampeders, Collaros showcased his skills by executing a perfect pass to Darvin Adams in the back corner of the south end zone. This marked the beginning of Collaros' era with the team. In a crucial game on Saturday, Collaros demonstrated his prowess yet again by throwing a stunning 52-yard touchdown to Dorian Singer.

This play not only put the Bombers ahead 17-9 but also served as a reminder of Collaros' continued relevance. Despite missing the previous two games due to a head injury, Collaros put on a masterclass performance, throwing for 349 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception. His return from injury was met with enthusiasm, with teammates praising his technique and impact on the game.

The Bombers' success, including their tiebreaker over Calgary, puts them in a strong position for the playoffs. Meanwhile, Dorian Singer emerged as a key player for the team, catching five passes for 166 yards. The team's performance was described as a picture-perfect story, with Collaros delivering vintage form and Singer proving his worth as a playmaker.