Alouettes' defence licks wounds after embarrassing loss to Bombers

In 1994, Edmonton won 13 of 18 games. And yet, on July 13 that season, Winnipeg quarterback Matt Dunigan shredded the Eskimos’ defence, passing for 713 yards, a Canadian Football League single-game record.
The defensive co-ordinator on the losing end of that 50-35 score was Rich Stubler. It happens.
In other words, Stubler, now the Alouettes’ defensive co-ordinator, said he’s not concerned that Montreal’s revamped defence, which includes six free-agent starters, was torch