hindy111
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My concern with woods is that he plays to have those stats on the board. His off the ball involvement appears low, his decoy runs you know he isn't getting the ball. Wouldn't be a fan of the signing, would much rather someone who may not get the numbers on the sheet like Woods does but has a higjer energy.
I'm sure his post contact metres are good but he seems to make them very slowly.His post contact metres seem pretty good:
https://www.nrl.com/news/2018/05/21/numbers-dont-lie-the-origin-case-for-aaron-woods/
Better then RGC but obviously you need to work it out per run.
I really reckon he would make a massive difference to our side. Plus his leadership skills wouId be a bonus.
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he's a pillowMy concern about Woods is that he just seems to peter to a halt, while the defence gets plenty of time to get back onside. Just seems like he has no urgency. Although looks can be deceiving.
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Woods is a good player, makes metres and has decent defence. His offloading ability would be greatly appreciated in our team.
My problems with Woods (apart from his exorbitant price tag, which I don't think he's worth) is that I rarely see him get a quick play-the-ball.
But is that just measured from the call of held? I doubt anyone keeps stats on the time from contact to held (or even to the play the ball) but this is where I think he is losing time, even though he gets extra metres. The speed of his play the ball is aided by his ability to stay on his feet but is offset by the slowness of his post contact metres. It's a theory anyway.According to the article Joshua quoted, Woods average play the ball speed (3.27 secs) is quicker than RCG's (3.51 secs), and that's over a pretty decent sample at this stage of the season. Seems ok to me.
But is that just measured from the call of held? I doubt anyone keeps stats on the time from contact to held (or even to the play the ball) but this is where I think he is losing time, even though he gets extra metres. The speed of his play the ball is aided by his ability to stay on his feet but is offset by the slowness of his post contact metres. It's a theory anyway.
So, we should contrast the PCM against PCS (Post Contact Seconds) to get a PCM/s rate, then contrast this against the speed of the play the ball.