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QB ROTATION: All four QBs will see action against the Ticats with Stefan LeFors taking the first snap and playing the first quarter, followed by Bryan Randall, James Kilian and Richie Williams. Head coach said the order has nothing to do with how the depth chart is shaking down, just a rotation they’ve decided to use.
WALLS EN ROUTE: Holdout DB Lenny Walls will apparently be in Winnipeg sometime on Tuesday. He had been trying to negotiate a new deal with the Bombers and establish a real-estate career for after football.
D-DAYS LOOMING: The Bombers will slice their roster down to 60 by Friday and must make their final cuts following next week’s final preseason game in Montreal.
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