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Message: [QUOTE="Porthoz, post: 2661262, member: 2221"] I completely disagree with that. We need our backs to help with kick returns and another 1 or 2 runs to allow the forwards back onside, but we can't rely on them to make the hard meters though. Having a Vidot and a Oates helps because they will give you more meters, but they still need to be fresh enough to finalise sets and defend well. If we're willing to let Blair take next to no hit-up to make sure he has the energy to defend, what do you think will happen to our backline players if our go forward is at their expense? Not only will they be spent by the time we attack the opponent's line, they will be found out in defense as well. My point about moving Blair away from prop, is not about shunning him, because he does a good job of shoring up the ruck, but if that is the case, let him be the Shaun Fensom or Elijah Taylor of the Broncos, and put people next to him that will make up for his lack of punch in attack. The problem is that we have Corey Parker where Blair would suit best... but given he now only plays 50+ minutes anyway, might as well put Parker in the 10. We lack punch in the front row, and Blair isn't the solution the way he's playing. [/QUOTE]

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