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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 2762494, member: 1899"] While I believe the 2016 Broncos are done and dusted, I still think the squad has a premiership in it and it doesn't require that many changes moving forward. In regards to tonight's game, it seemed like business as usual in the early stages. The Broncos typically don't start quickly, they usually just like to get through their sets, absord whatever their opposition throw at them and capitilise on an error or a penalty as it comes to them. The Broncos thought they had that when Blake lost the ball. However, they got caught not following a basic fundamental and Blake was given clear passage to the line. It may have been a 12 point turn-around and they never recovered after that. A lot of key players chose the worst evening to have their worst performance and in the end it just took it's toll on the side. They could not buy a repeat set, they could not score points in succession and Penrith were given a fairly comfortable ride a a result. The big issue with the Broncos is getting their confidence back. Ever since the Tigers game, they've looked completely rattled and just haven't put enough wins together. I think they hid behind the Origin excuse, hoping they could distance themselves from the form, but it's real and now they've got to address it. They've got about six weeks to get their act together heading into 2017. I'm looking forward to what they're able to dish up. [/QUOTE]

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