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Message: [QUOTE="jd123, post: 2809695, member: 9126"] Agreed. The problem with Hunt, as with many of our players is that because they are put in a position, people automatically think they are if not already, soon going to be "great". Hunt has shown the last few years that he does not have what it takes to be a great halfback, and that is fine and no slight against him, not everyone can be "great" or even consistently really good. You can tell the guy tries his absolute guts out every game but he just doesn't have what really good or great halfbacks have. He is a good halfback but not what you would call a top quality elite halfback playing at the highest level. In fact you could say he struggles at the highest level and apart from having a his best season ever 3 years ago, he has not improved since or maintained that level. So he is basically playing as good as he possibly can, what you see is what you get. And having Milford outside of him does not compliment his play in anyway. Do you think anyone in 10 or 20 years time will look back at the great Broncos halves of Milford and Hunt? Answer is no, they won't because they are both struggling. Milford is brilliant in broken play but it is quite apparent that the pairing of these 2 has been a failure from the get-go. The only way Hunt will improve is when he goes to the Dragons and he has less pressure, and less expectations on him, I personally think he cannot wait for this season to be over and reset his playing clock with the Dragons, his game will probably improve because he is financially secure for the rest of his life, and he will not have the weight of a whole City on his shoulders, only the fickle Dragons supporters, who probably won't go too hard on him because they have low expectations of their team as a default setting. [/QUOTE]

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