Denan Kemp

But the good thing is there are so many informed players right now for New South Wales.

Yep.

especially in the forwards like far out, like trying to pick that, especially if Haas was injured, like if he wasn't injured, think of the depths you'd have in that forward pack.

Like you could essentially pick an A and a B forward pack and they would both be probably at origin level.

So yeah, just so good to see.

And then like, you know, so you've got Dewey, then you've got Terrell May, who has just been missed a consistent 23 runs, 204 meters, 75 post-contact, five tackle breaks, two offload, 30 tackles, zero misses.

It's just, they're playing exciting footy.

They're up and about, they look happy.

And what impresses me the most, especially at the start of the game,

they were more willing to get into the grind than the Raiders, which shocked me beyond belief because like that's the Raiders bread and butter.

They love that stuff.

They love the physicality.

They love ball and play.

And it was actually the Tigers applying so much pressure that you actually saw even Tarpon throw a silly offload.

I think Starling threw a little silly offload.

And so that only happens when pressure is being applied.

And I think that's the difference.

Like we've seen Tigers have great attack before, but I don't know if we've ever seen them have like,

The great attack mixed with the ability to just grind.

Basically, like, you know who else I thought played really well?