Salter said he feels prepared for his first professional start and shared insights from his cousin Casey Printers, a former B.
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C. quarterback and league MVP.
“He was just telling me how fast things can go and how fast things can happen,” Salter said.
“He was telling me that I’m capable of playing in this league.”
The Blue Bombers’ defense, which leads the league in sacks and pass knockdowns, will test Salter’s skills.
Winnipeg is coming off a 52-30 loss to Calgary that exposed weaknesses including six turnovers and special teams errors.
Quarterback Dru Brown, starting in place of injured Zach Collaros, threw four interceptions in that game.
Brown expressed relief at having a short turnaround to prepare for the Lions.
“Any time you kind of lay an egg, the best thing to do is just get back out there,” Brown said.
Head coach Mike O’Shea emphasized the importance of a strong offensive start and ball security.
“That start itself is going to be a big indicator on whether you’re winning or losing,” O’Shea said.
“As a coach, you’d like to see them take care of the football to start.”
Winnipeg will adjust its offensive line due to injury, while B. C.
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will make six lineup changes including a new rookie running back.
