https://www.nrl.com/news/2021/02/27/not-good-enough-griffin-knows-hard-work-is-ahead/
Dont know if this has been posted as yet, apologies if so. Some interesting statements in it:
"Griffin praised his team's enterprise in attack, making their own fair share of line breaks, and said it was more useful running into a red-hot attacking side than having a loose scrappy game".
"Griffin wasn't too alarmed but admitted plenty needs to be fixed up in the two weeks before the season proper."
"We have to turn it around quickly. The good part about tonight is we got a real lesson which will make the learning more obvious."
"If we came here and they hadn't have played so well and we got done by six or eight we might have felt a bit better about it but they played brilliant.
"We got a really high-quality attack to pull us apart like they did, that's more valuable than scrambling away and having a loose game and thinking we don't have too much work to do."
"The Dragons still have a decision to make over whether Cody Ramsey, Mikaele Ravalawa or someone else partners Jordan Pereira on the wing in round one while Josh Kerr's move to edge back row was inauspicious, leaving a question over who Tariq Sims' edge partner will be."
"But for the most part, the team is settled and in terms of take-outs from the trial there weren't many questions to be answered, Griffin said."
These last 2 statement are pretty interesting. Seems Periera is the favoured left winger, the battle will he between Cody and Rava for the other.
Add that it seems the Kerr experiment could continue.