Tyson Philpot recorded 11 receptions for 147 yards in the Alouettes' 38-27 win over the Bombers. The performance brought him to 1,087 receiving yards through 13 games, placing him just 13 yards short of the CFL's single-season receiving yardage record. Philpot, entering his fifth season with the Alouettes, has been a key offensive weapon for the team. His twin brother, Jalen, played alongside him in high school, where they developed their football skills. Philpot's 147 yards marked his third consecutive game with over 100 receiving yards. The Alouettes' victory improved their record to 9-4, keeping them in the playoff race. The Bombers, meanwhile, fell to 6-7. Philpot's performance highlights his consistency and ability to make big plays. His pursuit of the record underscores his impact on the league. The CFL record for receiving yards is held by Kelvin Martin, who achieved 1,100 yards in 2004. Philpot's current pace suggests he could surpass that mark if the season continues as it has. The game in Montreal saw strong performances from both teams, with the Alouettes' defense limiting the Bombers' scoring opportunities. Philpot's 11 receptions tied for the second-highest single-game total of the season. His performance also set up a crucial matchup in the final weeks of the regular season. The Alouettes will look to maintain their momentum as they head into the postseason.