I would take a reasonable offer. But reasonable and Dodo-ro don't go together. Credit to the man. He's helped keep them *smile* for a long time now.
And long may he remain there
I would take a reasonable offer. But reasonable and Dodo-ro don't go together. Credit to the man. He's helped keep them *smile* for a long time now.
He will work so hard over the offseason to get his spot back.Been to hell and back the poor lad. Knows there’s a spot waiting for him in the best 22 over the next few years
Sprint training, and goal kicking should be his priority.He will work so hard over the offseason to get his spot back.
Sprint training, and goal kicking should be his priority.
Reckon his running is fine. But his kicking could just hold him back from fully reaching his potential. It needs to improve a lot.Been seeing the best sprint coach in the country since he was 13yrs old and works very hard on his kicking.
Not a naturally gifted athlete. Smart footballer who works very hard on his deficiencies. Will never be quick but has very good endurance and is a technically efficient runner so can go harder for longer.
I love Jack, the extra training that he has done since he was a kid is a huge credit to him. It certainly helped him to become the good player that he is. With all the extra work that he has done he deserves a bit of luck, body and health wise.Been seeing the best sprint coach in the country since he was 13yrs old and works very hard on his kicking.
Not a naturally gifted athlete. Smart footballer who works very hard on his deficiencies. Will never be quick but has very good endurance and is a technically efficient runner so can go harder for longer.
Sprint training, and goal kicking should be his priority.
At the right price I would trade him.
Has very clean hands, very rarely fumbles, I reckon inside mid is his go. He ran 3.10 at the draft combine, that sort of pace doesn't allow him to play the high pressure role that our small forwards are required to do.Jack has been sprint training since he was 12!
Agree needs to improve his leg
Jack and his family love tigerland.
Pure speed is not the only factor otherwise Butler would still be on our list.Has very clean hands, very rarely fumbles, I reckon inside mid is his go. He ran 3.10 at the draft combine, that sort of pace doesn't allow him to play the high pressure role that our small forwards are required to do.
AgreeFootball IQ is important, the ability to read the play instead of being reactive is just as important.
Jack has that in spades.
I was only thinking the other day that he might be the player most vulnerable to a good offer. I think the kid loves to play and if guaranteed a spot every week might jump.Sure does...