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Brady Oliveira Signs Three-Year Extension with Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Brady Oliveira will continue to be a key player for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, having signed a three-year contract extension that will keep him with the team through the 2028 season. The announcement was made on Monday, just ahead of his scheduled free agency in February.
Oliveira, who turned 28 this year, expressed his commitment to winning during his end-of-season press conference in November. “I know what I can bring and I know I’m a calibre of player that can help a team win a championship, so I want to put myself in the best situation to win a championship,” he stated. His focus remains on securing a Grey Cup, rather than individual accolades.
In 2024, Oliveira was recognized as the CFL’s Most Outstanding Player and earned the Most Outstanding Canadian award for the second consecutive year. His performance last season was impressive, as he rushed for 1,163 yards and three touchdowns while also achieving career highs in receiving with 61 catches for 546 yards.
Career Highlights and Team Impact
Oliveira’s contributions have positioned him as a significant player in franchise history, ranking sixth all-time with 5,480 career rushing yards. He joined the Blue Bombers after being selected in the second round, 14th overall, in the 2019 CFL Draft, coming from the University of North Dakota.
The new deal reinforces Oliveira’s importance to the team, which has also extended contracts for other players, including receiver Ontaria Wilson and defensive tackle Cameron Lawson, during this off-season. These moves show the Bombers’ commitment to maintaining a competitive roster as they prepare for the upcoming seasons.
Oliveira is expected to address reporters regarding his new contract on Tuesday afternoon, providing further insight into his goals and aspirations with the team. His determination and skill will undoubtedly play a crucial role in the Blue Bombers’ quest for success in the coming years.
As the team gears up for the next season, fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see how Oliveira continues to evolve as a player and leader on the field.
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