Paul Kent

That's game one last year, which New South Wales won at Suncorp.

So, again, if they're humming along, what do you do?

Brought into game one with Dylan Edwards overlooked.

I'll be honest with you.

I've been pushing for Tedesco.

I thought as the best club player for the past couple of years, even though he wasn't the New South Wales or Australian full-back, I thought he deserved to be called in as full-back.

I thought his form warranted it.

Three quarters of the way through game one, I thought Edwards is coming back for game two because I don't think Tedesco...

was out of position for the New South Wales tries, for the Queensland tries.

Well, one of them was the Flagler try was a little bit hard, but the two kicks through that Munster put through and that Walker put through, he was fair warning in both of them.

The fact that Walker's the Queensland halfback, but also the Rooster halfback where Tedesco plays, they would do a lot of opposed sessions with each other.

Walker spends his entire training week trying to figure out a way to push a ball through that Tedesco can't get to.

And he took that into origin.

And I thought Teddy, other than the fact he came out with the game winner, which just basically eliminated everything that had happened before, I thought he was vulnerable.

And certainly I think if he hadn't caught that ball, I think clearly New South Wales lose.

And I think Dylan Edwards is playing tonight.

Oh, for sure.

And that just shows you the genius.

You've got Billy there with Walker.

Billy can read a game like very few other players.