larrycorowa
New member
Did anyone notice the shift in game roles on the weekend? Moses became the playmaker and brooks was told to forget about ball playing and start hole running more.
It has seemed that brooks had become very uncertain about when to run the ball and not trusting his natural instincts.
Over time brooks will become a better game manager but maybe they have been getting in each other's way a bit. But they are also damaging ball runners. Moses scored a good one against the dogs and Taylor has obviously identified that they need to start hole running instead of of setting up the next play.
It's all a learning process but once they get the balance right you can imagine what the possibilities are. Two halves taking on tired edge defenders, with good kicking and passing games. Not many teams can boast this. I have seen glimpse of each one doing these things individually but the struggle has been to get the balance right.
A 9 who just distributes the ball and does the odd bit of kicking would help too.
It has seemed that brooks had become very uncertain about when to run the ball and not trusting his natural instincts.
Over time brooks will become a better game manager but maybe they have been getting in each other's way a bit. But they are also damaging ball runners. Moses scored a good one against the dogs and Taylor has obviously identified that they need to start hole running instead of of setting up the next play.
It's all a learning process but once they get the balance right you can imagine what the possibilities are. Two halves taking on tired edge defenders, with good kicking and passing games. Not many teams can boast this. I have seen glimpse of each one doing these things individually but the struggle has been to get the balance right.
A 9 who just distributes the ball and does the odd bit of kicking would help too.