The Lions are somewhat up against it after playing 23 games or more per season and going deep into finals for 5yrs now but it's come at the best time so I've no doubt they'll stay afloat during this injury-ridden time period and then be fine come the back end of the season.
The Saints season has not started like they wanted and although I'm not too up in arms about their off-season investments, they've already lost to 2 teams who are fighting for similar ladder positions come the season's end (Collingwood/Melbourne) + an undermanned Brisbane team at Marvel meaning they're going to have to win some major upsets going forward.
The less said about Essendon/North Melbourne/Carlton the better and I like the Demons this year but they're a play-in team at best although almost a must-watch team now with Kozzie Pickett about to have a NAS-type season.
Today we look at:
- Brisbane Getting Length
- Brisbane Multiple Options that Draws the Defense
- Brisbane Hit Up Lead + Length
- Essendon Outnumber Advantage Fail
- Cripps Stoppage Goal
Really interesting Round 3 analysis. I particularly enjoyed the breakdown of Brisbane’s attacking options and how creating multiple targets can draw the defence out of position. The discussion of stoppage play and outnumbering also shows how small tactical decisions can have a big impact during a game. Great insight for anyone interested in the coaching side of Aussie Rules!
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