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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 2924333, member: 1992"] The problem with that, as I've repeatedly pointed out is there are no options other than a single runner. That makes it really simple to defend. The fast ptbs you mention simply do not happen. That is a fantasy to support your position. The backs, generally lighter and more agile have two markers and a set defensive line. There are seldom quick ptbs, what tends to happen is a three or four man tackle because there are no other runners to consider. My view is when the first tackle has occurred the player takes his own sweet time rising and allowing three or more players to get onside to allow the dummy half to choose an option. Doing so ensures the defensive line has to be spread further afield to cover more players. Can you not see how easy it is to defend THE ONLY player who can receive the ball ? [/QUOTE]

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