Billy Proctor

You know, the earlier you can sit and try and see what those cues are makes it that much easier.

But positioning in our structure, you know, if the wingers are looking after us and, you know, us looking after the boys inside us, it's a collective thing.

So put each other in positions that help each other in the right execution of that as well.

You know, you stop them on your edge or if we get the ball back or, yeah, I think a lot of it's outcome based, you know, sometimes you can get it wrong, but they didn't execute as well as they could have.

So, you know, you take that as a win.

I wouldn't be either.

Yeah, I think, yeah, that is a win.

You know, part of our job is to send traffic towards him.

And, you know, a lot of times when he's in the collision, we get the ball back.

time in the saddle for him has really helped him.

You know, he's always had the skill set, the things that you learn in that position come from experience.

And, you know, he does a lot of work behind the scenes, whether that be on the skill set, whether that be on

The way he goes over the game plan and makes sure he's efficient with what he tells us and getting calls to the right people at the right time, it's shown throughout the season, which has been good for him and good for us also.

exactly that you know and you know we're the best spaces to attack and you know um him along with the rest of our game drivers um it's our it's our job to to be able to get the ball there but you know his I guess his time being at 15 also allows him to see the opportunity that um you know may be there for him and

That's a strength that he's brought from being a fullback.

He can still use his footwork in other parts of his game, not just his pass and kick, which is helpful for us.

If there's space that I see or...

whatever that may be, just giving him an early call.

And, you know, if you're confident in it, give some confidence and time to, you know, get the ball there or, you know, execute his skill set.

So, yeah, just keeping his eyes and keep talking to him around what I see.