Willie Mason

Doing the same thing over and over again.

Whether you go Dylan Edwards and James Tedesco, elite NRL players, elite origin players, they've proven that they can handle the occasion.

But against Billy, and I don't know –

The part that would go against Drinky if you did consider a guy like Drinky is you need the right plan to go around him.

And with this take on it, people are going to hate it, right?

And they'll bring up his defensive deficiencies that he's had in the last couple of years.

But not everyone's been watching the Cowboys this year.

He's improved out of sight.

He's had maybe one stinker.

Like there's one game, the Raiders game, and there's another one that's escaping me right now where I was like, come on, drinky.

Like that's what's kept you out of being in contention for – I forget what the game was.

Anyway, to my point, I know he's got that in his game and I know that's going to be the pushback from a lot of people.

I think he's got the attack.

Creativity, like the creativity that Kalen has, that Reece Walsh has, that even Hammer has when the game is in an arm wrestle and can come up with a big player try assist, a 40-20 kick, something like that.

Yeah, yeah.

And he's – remember about three or four years ago I was petitioning him for drinking to be part of the conversation.

Even I knew back then there was four or five games that he would have throughout a season for like just inconsistency where he just like mentally hadn't – he's so dialed in, mate, this year.

I've noticed it.

Like the way that he's attacking A and B defender, thinking run first, all these good things, these good attributes.

And I'm not saying pick him, Mace.