Not sure this is 100% fair really. Miller was killing it too and there was no way Kayln was going to be left out of the team. Someone had to make way and considering Kayln was training at 5/8 all offseason the obvious choice was Tyson
Sure, Miller has sucked recently and the trigger probably needed to be pulled earlier but it was objectively a 50/50 call which one had to be supplanted at the time
I just don't agree that Miller was ever particularly killing it. He had obvious issues from game 1. He was doing enough good to
slightly outweight the bad early on, but I don't get why everyone has to pretend he hasn't had problems in every single game he's played. The writing was on the wall very early that if his form dropped he would be atrocious, and that's exactly what happened.
People see some hard kick returns and a few low percentage plays come off and think the sun shines out someones arse. He's been running into wingers and dropping balls all over the place since day dot, and it only got worse. It's not like i'm pulling this out of my arse, I was questioning whether we could carry him in the team 2 months ago. Hopefully he can at least find some confidence from the bench, but I'm skeptical.
I guess if you use Dally M points as your metric for killing it and not contribution to the scoreboard then yeah, he was murdering it early on.