Well Pete, I have misgivings about the status you give Parker, only to the extent that he seems unable to see beyond his immediate patch of turf. He lacks vision for mine which is what puts a player in the top tier.
As one example, he infuriatingly still keeps turning it into the middle way too often, without regard for the flow of the play. Too often, it results in him taking a tackle when the edges are open for some creative passing. However, in terms of heart and soul, and work ethic, yes, he is at the top of those trees for sure.
I also can't agree that Hoffman is a game breaker at all. He is a 1st class winger, but a game breaker for mine is someone who can do it on his own. Hoffman to me has shown very clearly that he can't. He finishes extremely well AS A WINGER, but that is not breaking a game open IMO. It's one thing - and a crucial one, to finish something, but it is more important to create the opportunity
Hoffman for mine is not at that level.
Jack Reed for mine is a game breaker. He just needs a good set of halves. His work with Gillett looks like a serious combination for next year, assuming Hunt (or whoever is half on Gillett's side of the park) keeps looking for him.
Other than that, I agree with you ... and a great post.
Two things I noticed about that video
1. Yow Yeh is never getting back to that ability no matter how slow he takes it
2. It actually looked like the team liked each other when a try was scored. This year we score a try and no one seems to give a ****. Have a look at the Rabbitohs when they score a try.
Two things I noticed about that video
1. Yow Yeh is never getting back to that ability no matter how slow he takes it
2. It actually looked like the team liked each other when a try was scored. This year we score a try and no one seems to give a shit. Have a look at the Rabbitohs when they score a try.