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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 2737564, member: 1899"] Boyd is probably right. The Dragons turned to mud after Bennett left and who knows what would have happened if Darius wasn't around Wayne during his tumultuous 2014 season. Still, there were times at Newcastle where it seemed like Boyd was on auto-pilot. I'll never forget the second time we played the Knights at Suncorp. It was actually my first as a BHQ staff member and Newcastle were mounting this big comeback, only for Boyd to lose the ball over the line. It effectively lost the game for the Knights, as Brisbane finally woke up and went on with it. Darius looked really comfortable at St George and the fans seemed to buy him as a leader on the field. If he had have stayed, I believe he would have had an easier time growing as an individual and would have earned more respect in the game itself. It's all just water under the bridge at this point. So far, Darius has done a great job of repaying Bennett's faith in him and has been one of the Broncos best. Last year he simply provided the Broncos with more shape - this year he's actively getting more involved. My only concern is that it seems as if teams have cottoned onto him defending in the line. We've conceded far too many tries from kicks for my liking. [/QUOTE]

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