Here’s how the Argos and Blue Bombers match up ahead of Grey Cup Sunday
Global News
The Toronto Argonauts are set to take on the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at the Grey Cup in Vancouver on Sunday. Here's how the two teams match up.
There’s a long list of things the Toronto Argonauts must do if they hope to upset the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Sunday’s Grey Cup game.
Near the top is containing explosive Bomber running back Brady Oliveira.
The Argos are planning a more-is-better strategy when it comes to preventing Oliveira from running wild at B.C. Place on Sunday.
“The thing with Brady is that he is so powerful,” said Kevin Eiben, who shares Toronto’s defensive co-ordinator duties with Will Fields. “His legs are built like tree trunks.
“You’ve got to have more than one guy on the tackle. We’ve got to swarm the ball.”
Defensive tackle Jake Ceresna may be the first point of contact with Oliveira. He said proper attire is a must.
“You’ve got to tighten your chin strap a little more and make sure you got your mouthpiece with you, because he runs the ball hard,” said Ceresna, who had 28 tackles, eight sacks and a forced fumble this year.
“He runs the ball hard. He’s not an easy guy to tackle. He’s slippery, elusive.”
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