B.C. exposed a fourth-quarter run-fits crisis, not a rookie-QB problem.

With rookie Kaiden Salter at quarterback, the Lions still rushed for 377 yards — a Bombers franchise record that had stood since 1956 (349 vs. Edmonton). Winnipeg led 19-13 with 6:18 left, then allowed 22 straight points, including Zander Horvath touchdown runs of 58 and 35 yards. That collapse is now the on-film blueprint for every West Division opponent.