Caddy probably drafted after Allen and Van Rooyen, I think those two had more runs on the board. The difference between Caddy & Morris isn't massive either, at least at current measurements. The upside with Caddy will come with the extra few centimetres, that takes him into that Jesse Hogan range and I reckon he'll bulk up in a similar manner, playing a bit deeper and more as a power forward. Hogan has a bit of x-factor which I haven't seen as much from Caddy, I'm wondering how many legit avenues he has to goal. I'm also a bit wary about his speed off the mark, I realise Jack wasn't explosive but he always had street smarts.
I haven't seen much of ZZ but it sounds like another Bradtke scenario, Morris has decent skills to go with his marking. I'd also be wary about placing too much emphasis on WAFL performances.
My interest is on the magic best of the best mids the 20 pocession 1 gl per match or better,that's guys like bartlett, nathews,danger,dusty garry Wilson etc so a 28 dis with just under a gl a match is super rare
I'd take Morris easily over the two if they are on the board at 35. Give me the proven performance at TAC and State level over late WAFL form.
No were near a bradtke scenario ,ZZ played in the champs and did some nice things.
So would l,but if ZZ is still there at any of our other picks,he would have to be considered.
plus when showtime-fast breaking-broke down- they had a 6 time MVP and league's all time leading scorer until recently passed by Le Bron as a half court fallback option with the most famous shot in basketball being the skyhook-nice!
This is a tricky area to nail a tall, Morris probably represents the most likely type to succeed given he has a clear weapon. If ZZ has skills that need tidying up then he falls into that Elton category of high risk. It can work out, Ratugolea was a wretched kick too and now he's about to get the paycheck of a lifetime.
I think he's a reasonable shot at being on the board at our pick and fits what we need. I want to see his 20m results. But the body of works at the champs was pretty good.
For a draft such as this targeting a small forward would appear to be hitting the right notes, less risk, instant impact and some chance to secure an elite talent.
Whilst Morris turns into another Oscar Allen?
I take Morris too but I don't take ZZ with that pick, with our second rounder now blowing out to the thirties we'll have to get creative.
192 isn't really a tall. Allen is ruck-height. I'm not anti-Morris, but he hasn't convinced me, not a smooth mover. If he was another 4 or 5cm taller it wouldn't worry me.
