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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 2802658, member: 1899"] Let's see... Michael Ennis - I wouldn't say he improved. He was one of the form players in the competition in 2008 and did a good job of maintaining but never breaking past that point. Corey Norman - When it's all said and done, he's yet to produce a better season than 2012. He appeared on track in '16 but he only played 2/3s of the season and the Eels were a basket case. Peter Wallace - Peaked in 2008-09 and outside of last season had been a total bust for Penrith. Jake Granville - I'll concede that although everybody knew what he was capable of. Dane Gagai - I mean he played all of 7 games for the Broncos, all in his rookie season. Technically sure, but I don't think it's relevant to Hunt's example. Ben Barba - Yes, but it's complicated. Antonio Winterstein - He's still the same reliable finisher from 2009. Ben Hannant - Yes, and I'd say he came back to haunt the Broncos twice. Had his best season with the Bulldogs in 09 and was very valuable for the Cows in 15-16. In retrospect, the only season we got out money's worth was 2012. Greg Eastwood - Is still the exact same enigma he was at Brisbane. Justin Hodges - Yes, but it's complicated. Had a strong finish in 2002, started 03 like a house on fire and then became a whipping boy in 2004. So basically... Ben Hannant Jake Granville Dane Gagai* Ben Barba* Justin Hodges* I'd throw in Darius Boyd, Scott Prince, Ash Harrison and Luke Priddis. [/QUOTE]

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