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Message: [QUOTE="Sproj, post: 3468127, member: 8423"] Him and Peptide Pete basically single-handedly beat the greatest origin team of all time over three games and Hayne played well at origin in three different positions I believe, maybe even 4 (I have no idea if he ever played 6 at origin, can't remember). Hayne did not have one all time great 9 week spell and that was it, that is a total fallacy. He may not have stayed at that level but he was elite for most of those 9 years and was on an upward trajectory when he left to go to the NFL. I can't stand the bloke in general and his post-football life has been absolutely disgraceful but that doesn't change the massive talent he possessed, so sorry I can't agree with your opinion because I cannot see how anyone who saw him play and the talent he possessed could come to the conclusion based on talent and potential alone, he wasn't one of the best of his generation. He was big and strong, could run like the wind, was agile and was able to play make well, he was extremely gifted. Was he the best? That is very arguable and I am not saying he was either, I put Inglis and probably Folau above him but he's in the conversation. [/QUOTE]

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