James Graham

Or maybe he could in the past.

Their ability to defend their way to victory is huge.

And it's not just huge in terms of what everyone on the outside judges them, but them now on the inside go, well, yeah, maybe there's something about this defense that people have been talking about that maybe it works.

So the amount of belief in what Josh has been preaching to them over the preseason and whatnot is, and to see the results, it is massive.

Tavio Fideau.

You're absolutely right, Wade.

13 on 13 or 19 on 19.

On paper, it stacks up pretty well.

Looks for a great game.

But if you look over the first two games, Queensland have dominated.

But remarkably, New South Wales have found a way to make a decider happen.

Obviously, it came off the back of playing against 12 men.

but you're right, New South Wales, they don't need to copy what Queensland do, but they need to rethink what is going to work for them and how they can break down this Queensland defence because even in game two, a lot of those were off defence

Queensland's mistakes, two errors off a kickoff, one directly leads to a try, the latter indirectly leads to a try, a bit of brilliance from Mark Nwongeni-Tawase.

One of the other tries comes from a ricochet kick and then Cleary over the top and then probably their best set, Mitch Barnett goes over, a bit of a consolation.

So look, there's some things in attack there that they definitely need to improve on.

Certainly defensively, they concede a lot of points.

How do you counteract the likes of Munster, Harry Grant, running absolutely wild out there?

So figure that out and then pick a team to do the job.

Well, how are you going to beat Queensland in Queensland?