Big Pete
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Cheers.
Quite a lot less than the other upper echelon Fullbacks. Will give him something to work on in the off-season :P
He can certainly borrow a page out of Lockyer's book. In 2001 when the Broncos had a horrific run with injury, Lockyer had to accept full responsibility and become both the fullback, the halfback and the five eighth for the team. He played wonderfully, but his running stats were among the worst in the competition. He didn't even crack triple digits.
In 2002 and 2003, he was able to focus more on his responsibilities and was right up there as one of the best running fullbacks in the game.
The same could certainly apply to Milford, especially if he's given a pre-season to prepare for the role and isn't running on a bad knee.