Timmy

Cleary, your job is flat footy.

That's it.

And it's all through the ruck.

It's just all through the ruck.

And that's how like in game three, I was always so surprised at how like how Blues couldn't react to the just crazy folding fence of the Maroons.

And if you've got Robson there, you can almost let, that's almost an opportunity to let Teddy take over then.

Like if the plan A of Moses and Cleary is getting shut down constantly,

you can almost say to Teddy, okay, now you're the man, Cleary, take a little bit of step back.

We need to go through the middle for the next 20 minutes.

And I think that Robson gives you that with Teddy and it's just, it's a seamless transition.

So I'm going Robson.

It's the front row.

This is tough.

This is the hardest part.

Like, I don't know, Blake, for example, it started this year when the eligibility things got changed.

You were, like, locked in.

Most of the year, he's been relatively quiet, except for last week, he was pretty good.

The week before, second half, he was pretty good.

Then you've got Jackson Ford, who's been unbelievable, just not tested, I guess, in any other arena other than NRL.

You've got Keon, Lindsay Smith, Mitchell Barnett, Spencer Lenu, Stefano, and Terrell May.