Josh Jenkins

But on Friday night, and they haven't done this all season, but on Friday night, their answer was attack harder.

And Geelong said, well, I'll just pick that off.

We'll just pick that off.

If you're going to go for that one, we'll just pick that off as well.

So any team who can bring great pressure, which is, again, what I talk about in prelims and grand finals, if you're going to rely on...

And I feel strongly about this because we lost the grand final with this type of game style.

We were going to go to the MCG against Richmond and just pick it off and through the middle and this, that, and the other because that's what we've done all year.

Well, all year is different to grand final day.

And if the dogs think they can just get numbers back and then slingshot their way through from one end of the ground to the other, well, it's just not going to happen.

So I don't think they can win it without Sam Darcy.

They'll get the others back.

And this has been why I've gone back and forth with Kane on the best list in the game.

When you're so reliant on one or two or three superstars, you're not good enough.

Yeah, well, it's just, I think from a tactical perspective, it's just rolling more numbers back.

So, boys, let's have a bias to what, if you can't impact the game or if you can't be the next one to get the ball or the one after that, then you need to start to roll back and help protect our back line.

They're still bottom four for contest losses in defensive one-on-one.

their big backs and their bigger defenders and any guys defensively are still really vulnerable, fourth worst in the competition for defending one-on-one.

So when they're in one-on-ones, they still get beaten a lot.

And ultimately, just being able to get numbers back isn't enough.

You need to be able to, I think, instead of trying to roll numbers back, you need to probably be on your toes coming forward.