Josh Jenkins

And that was something I watched very, very closely last night in that Adelaide and St Kilda game.

Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, from a momentum perspective, I think a great example of it last night was Nassiah Wanganeen-Millerer's game.

You know, Max Michelani, they went to him early.

He got busy in the first quarter, and I thought it was probably an incorrect decision to drop the tag.

But overall, the way the game went in the second and third quarters, it was probably something that was working in Adelaide's favour.

Maybe just freeing up Michelani, freeing up their structure, not having as much... Because the one thing...

That is difficult when you do tag Nassau and Wanganeen Miller.

It's the amount of communication needed by the other team because, okay, now he's back.

Now he's forward.

Now he's a mid.

Now he's a forward coming up as a mid.

Now he's a forward coming up as a back.

There's a lot of things that need to happen there when you try and take care of him.

So there was no tag at the start of the last quarter, and he just went ham.

He took kick-ins.

He got one-twos out of the back half.

Now, a different conversation is, I just don't understand.

When he goes back, he changes the game for St Kilda.

He should always be back or mid.