Josh Reynolds

He's on the ball.

So a lot of his stuff is in the middle third of the field, first receiver, and he's playing out the back to the second receiver, either Connor Tracy or Alberto or whoever's at six.

But a lot of it's in the middle third.

He scored a try on the weekend, a nice show and go where he had some good push.

But what I see his long-term strengths will be will be that second receiver where he gets out the back, he's either squaring up the back row or he's racing the back row into the three-man position.

and putting away the extra shape.

Yep.

Or sitting on the wide falls, seeing the cue, he's got a middle there, taking that on with speed, trusting his ball playing.

I think everyone's just got to back off him at the moment because he's playing a role for the team and he's doing his job there as a seven.

He is.

But it's,

I think we're going to see the best version of him when they actually do have a controlling seven.

He can be second receiver and he can be the second line of attack.

And then I think that suits his running game.

We've seen him kick off two passes, shape.

He's got all the skills.

I just think he's...

he's stuck in this role at the moment and he's going to learn a lot about the game in that role, like managing the game, you know, what to expect off the other players.

Obviously he's working on his defense and he's getting that experience in first grade, but I can't wait to see him when he gets that sixth role because I think he will excel there.

He's just heard.