Josh Jenkins

You touched on it, JJ.

One week they can be a legitimate with the way they play their footy, and the Orange Tsunami can lend itself to this.

When they've got it all fluent, it looks like the way that they play their footy is perfectly suited to not just 2026, but to actually legitimately contend and take on the best teams in the league.

They're the only team in the league that can be, and I'll say the same month,

But the same week, while it's maybe stretching it a little bit, is not out of the terms of possibility with this team.

They can actually be in a premiership deep finals conversation one week and the next week be talking about draft picks and what September actually looks like and how they're going to get currency out of their list.

It is remarkable.

And I touched on it in the opener.

We don't have any type of hold and idea of them, JJ.

I don't think anyone within the football club, and it would lead to a great deal of frustration, can really sit there today and say, you know what, we're going to be good today.

They were really good a couple of weeks, back to back, as you touched on, that third quarter against the Lions was extraordinary.

They had their chances against the Saints who were playing better footy.

So it's not a, I hate the word honorable loss, but they didn't play disgusting in that game.

But yesterday they just felt on the back foot for so most of it.

And then, and you touch on it, the conversations about what happens going forward.

The Jesse Hogan conundrum is interesting because Cadman's played some good footy, but I think he definitely right now probably benefits from when Jesse Hogan is the Coleman medalist we've seen in previous years.

The Toby Green, like who's their next captain?

So there's two major things that you've touched on here around the Giants, okay?

And one of them is where they are in 12 months' time because Tom Green has spoken openly and he's a very good media performer about, you know, chasing that premiership.

So he is.