The last time when Vinypeg Blue Bombers won their first four matches, they eventually had the beginning of 9–0.
Three years later, Blue Bombers are looking for another beginning on Thursday night on visiting Calgary Stampders.
Vinnipag and Susketewan Rafrarders (4–0) are unbeaten team in the Nine-Team League.
Wilie Jefferson, the defensive end of Blue Bombers, said, “We wanted to start fast and apply that materiality, that grit and a difficult mentality for everyone in that team.” “We are trying to ride that wave right now.”
Jefferson won the first sack of the season and the 75th position of his CFL career in the 36–23 win of the 75th position of his CFL career.
Zach Collaros made his career with 14 consecutive perfection to open the competition and finished with 334 yards and three touchdowns. This was the 36th time when he passed for 300 or more yard in a game.
Vinypeg is also feeling good about the return of the star running Brady Olivera, who injured a shoulder in the season-opening game. Olivira was the most outstanding player in the previous season when he arrived at a distance of 1,353 yards, the second largest production of his career.
“It is very big to bring more leadership into the Haddal,” Collaros said about Oleivira. “He is a great team partner, it is too big to return it.”
Blue Bomes lead the league in the scoring defense (19.0 points per game) as they look at Stampeders (2–1) to silence the crime that had a goodbye last week.
Calgary is a league-high 388.7 yard per game, but a team is the only team in the league without a passing touchdown.
Vernon Adams Junior has passed for 803 yards, but no attempt has ended with a team partner that has reached the end area.
“This is what is,” Adams said. “As long as we are winning, I am fine with it. But I am sure they will start rolling soon.”
Deadric Mills has picked up Slack with League-High Four Rushing touchdown. He also has eight runs of the 10-Plus yard league-Best eight runs and is fourth on the ground with 218 yards.
Mills feel that Stampders may hang with Vennepeg, who have been played in the last five gray cups, winning twice before losing the last three.
“We got to play our game,” Mills said. “We have got to play together and become a unit. We have found to come out, execute, dominate and become a better team.”
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