Winnipeg are tipped to cover as they beat winless Ottawa on the road.
The Blue Bombers can lean on their run game and a stout defense against a Redblacks team that has shown flashes but has been unable to put it all together for 60 minutes.
Key Numbers – Can Blue Bombers Go 3-0 On The Road?
- Winnipeg Blue Bombers have won their 2 previous road games
- Winnipeg Blue Bombers have won 6 of the last 8 meetings
- Ottawa Redblacks have lost all 5 of their games this season
- The Under has cashed in each of Winnipeg’s last 3 games
Blue Bombers Lead All-Time Head-To-Head; Won Last Meeting
- Winnipeg Blue Bombers lead the all-time series 12-7-0
- Winnipeg Blue Bombers won 26-18 when the two teams last met in September 2025
Winnipeg Blue Bombers At 3-2 Following Consecutive Wins
Winnipeg travel to Ottawa on a good run of form, having won back-to-back games to improve their record to 3-2.
The Blue Bombers enjoyed a winning start to the season as they downed the Stampeders in Calgary, 30-28.
They quickly cooled off though as they lost back-to-back home games, falling 37-27 to Hamilton before suffering a 23-18 defeat when they returned from the bye to face Edmonton.
Winnipeg rebounded on the road though, avenging that previous loss to the Tiger-Cats with a 14-13 win in Hamilton.
The Blue Bombers then backed that up last time out, as they finally registered their first home win of the season, beating Toronto 30-21.
Ottawa Redblacks Remain Winless After Five Games
Ottawa head into this matchup still seeking a first win of the campaign, having opened with five straight defeats.
The Redblacks made some notable changes in the offseason, in an attempt to improve on a rough 2025 campaign, but so far that has not paid off.
They opened the season with a 29-21 defeat in Edmonton, and then returned from an early bye week with a 44-24 loss to Toronto.
Ottawa then went out on the road for the first time and feel 37-35 in Montreal, before returning home for a 27-22 loss to Saskatchewan.
The Redblacks’ losing skid then reached five games last time out, as they were beaten 40-17 in Edmonton.