In all seriousness though:
- Kind of think given the roster we need to go away from structure and emphasise principles more. Focus more on moving the ball quickly and bringing players onto the ball with time and space rather than precision in running patterns. In fact I think we should look to run fewer decoy lines but make sure it’s the guys who are the best at it and they’re running with conviction. Worry more about the finer points once the basics are looking better.
-We probably leave 6-12 points out there every game due to a lack of pushing up in support, a lack of competing in 50/50 situations, etc. Stop going through the motions and start going to the game.
- Should be looking to offload a lot. Dylan Lucas, Bradman Best, Trey Mooney, Dylan Brown, Cody Hopwood and Tyson Frizell are all varying levels of good at it. Other teams don’t want to have to deal with it. Brown and Sharpe are two of the most dynamic players in the comp off the back of an offload.
- Melbourne Storm, no matter who’s in the halves, end like 60% of their good ball sets by chip bombing to a tall winger. Maybe we should consider ever doing that with the one we have who’s as tall as Michael Jordan.
- Will obviously be looking very hard at how Dylan and Fletch combine in the halves. I worry about Dylan putting the running game away with everything else that will be on his plate, and I hope Fletcher has improved a lot in how he brings men onto the ball.