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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 3137073, member: 1992"] The Broncos need to regain control and need to create the time to do so. I watched Big League Wrap and can you believe it but both Shaun Johnson and Ennis both used the word 'rhythm' whilst describing how Cronulla played today. I think we need to slow our attack down by giving our guys more time to secure the ball and make decisions. That would mean standing deeper and spreading wider in order to go forward. Our ball distribution would need to be less flat and more obviously back out of the hands, under sixes anyone ? Initially it wouldn't produce results that on first glance seem worth it but it would produce a steady rhythm, a controlled game and that's something upon which to build a base. Control and timing are critical and to me should be prioritised in that order. The 5th tackle play is the one I'd demand be most deliberate, with extra time taken by the tackled player. I'd train my side to not fight to quickly regain their feet on the fifth which allows more time to ensure our finish has a precisely measured control. A bit like an american nfl play but obviously not as protracted. When the team learns it can function as an orchestra with rhythm and timing it can then speed up. It's the practice aimed towards a controlled rhythm that makes the good teams great. Caveat: for clarity the proposed slow 5th ptb would not apply in some specific game situations [/QUOTE]

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