Pretty sure Hurrell is getting dropped constantly for his poor effort and lack of urgency off the ball.
Check out the passage of play 1m36 to 1m45 on the 1st Holmes.
http://www.warriors.co.nz/news/2015/08/01/rd_21_warriors_vsharkshls.html
He's obviously a walk up started on attacking prowess but got a feeling he's either really really unfit or isn't putting in as much as the coaches are hoping.
Then fix him. I'm not a big Kon fan at all as I've made clear over the last few years but what have we done in 4 years to better his effort and commitment to being a professional footballer?
Without fail we drop him, play him in NSW Cup for a couple of weeks maximum, then he comes back up to do the same again. There's never any bagging of him in the media (Cappy actually gave him a big endorsement this year) and we re-signed him to a presumably fairly sweet deal.
If he's not a good defender, coach him. It's their job. If he's unfit, make him fit or tell him he's not being considered until he stays at a certain skinfold/yoyo test level. If he's uncommitted, give him 1 month minimum in NSW Cup. But at the moment there's no comeuppance for him. He knows he'll be back in 2 weeks.
The great coaches would go about it a lot different. Bellamy showed it with Fonua - a brilliant attacker with defensive and motivational shortcomings. When he went down a grade, he generally stayed there a fair while. When he came back, he was made to play on the wing until he sorted his shit out. When it finally got too much this year, he's been shipped off and will end up in the UK. That won't happen to Hurrell because we're so shit scared we'll lose him to another club that will turn him into a gun so we hang onto him, do f**k all about it and somehow dream that he'll wake up one day a committed, fit, NRL-quality player. Not gonna happen.