Wade Graham

And then probably Robson, Braley and Appie, they need to clean that area up.

Appie not getting on the field.

You know, Robson, probably the lack of threat from nine was exposed in game two, but...

It's hard.

I don't know what the game plan is, but in terms of the styles both teams play, there's a complete contrast, and New South Wales have been paying the price for that because Queensland just make you pay.

They get momentum.

They get any quick play of the ball, they're often at you.

They're asking defensive questions while you are on the heels.

New South Wales, a lot of one-out carries to points on the field and setting up shifts against good defenders, and Queensland –

You know, they created a number of one-on-ones on the edge for their centers, Staggs and Kohler.

But Toyer and who's the other center off the top of my head?

Oh, Fideau.

They eat that up.

They're good defenders.

One-on-ones, they can make one-on-ones.

Yeah.

So you need to be putting the pressure on it.

Whoever's available and whoever they go with, in terms of the game plan, they need to adjust their style.

They put more pressure on the Queensland defence, direct over the ad line with close support and people around the football while they've got momentum and they're on the back foot.

Because as soon as you just want to shift sideways and give the opportunity for the defence to catch up,