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Watch, rinse and repeat.

Safety Taylor Loffler sees no reason why the Blue Bomber defence can’t perform the way it did in Edmonton for the rest of the season.

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“We’ve been working towards that all season,” Loffler said. “So to have such a dominant performance was a matter of time. The fact we’ve put that together now, we can’t come short of that anymore.

“Now that we’ve shown it, we should be able to do that every game.”

Winnipeg held Edmonton’s high-powered offence to three points, forcing seven turnovers and collecting four sacks, players taking turns making plays like they were in a solo video game.

“A ton of fun,” Loffler (four tackles, one interception) said.

The 7-7 Bombers need similar performances over the last four games if they want to make the playoffs with any kind of momentum, even if it’s unlikely they can continue to hold teams to a field goal.

“I won’t tell our guys that,” coach Mike O’Shea said. “You show them the pictures, you show them the film. You tell them again they’re capable of this, every single week.”