Stamps stomp sloppy Bombers in 52-30 victory ending Winnipeg’s win streak
The Calgary Stampeders defeated the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 52-30, snapping Winnipeg's recent winning streak. The loss dropped the Bombers to a 4-3 record while the Stamps improved to 3-4 in the West Division. Notable performances included Vernon Adams Jr. maintaining a perfect touchdown-to-interception record and Tyreik McAllister scoring three different types of touchdowns.
- ▪Dru Brown threw four interceptions as Winnipeg committed six turnovers, contributing to the defeat.
- ▪Vernon Adams Jr. reached 20 touchdowns with no interceptions, extending a CFL record of 21 straight TDs without a pick.
- ▪Tyreik McAllister became the first CFL player to score a receiving, rushing, and missed field goal return touchdown in a single game.
- ▪Jalen Philpot added a 69-yard touchdown run in the second half, helping Calgary sustain its scoring momentum.
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The highest-scoring team in the CFL from Calgary continued their blistering pace this season and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers couldn’t keep up. In front of a sold-out crowd at Princess Auto Stadium Friday night, the fans were treated to a ton of points, but it was the Stampeders putting up many more of them in a 52-30 victory over the Bombers.Winnipeg’s loss drops them to 4-3 on the season, while the Stamps move closer to the Bombers in the West Division standings, improving to 3-4.It was rough night for Bombers QB Dru Brown, making his third start in place of Zach Collaros. Brown tossed four interceptions, and Winnipeg’s six turnovers overall were a big reason for their defeat.It was a milestone-setting night for Calgary on several fronts. Stamps QB Vernon Adams Jr.
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